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the "project hieroglyph" anthology is great. it's "techno-optimistic science fiction" which isn't 100% identical to solarpunk but does have considerable overlap
by zem 2y ago
the "project hieroglyph" anthology is great. it's "techno-optimistic science fiction" which isn't 100% identical to solarpunk but does have considerable overlap.
among older SF, "ecotopia" would definitely be called solarpunk if it were published today. it's a little preachy but I enjoyed it. becky chambers's "monk and robot" books are great modern examples, I can definitely recommend those if you like quietly philosophical science fiction.
- benrutter 2y agoOh nice, thanks a lot! Had a quick search and those are all going on the list- monk and robot looks particularly interesting because I've heard a lot about solarpunk as a contemporary genre haven't come across contemporary published books yet, will definitely give it a read!