@habitatpress.bsky.social@janleewriter.bsky.social is the co-writer of two Habitat Press books, Fairhaven and Defying Futility. We interviewed her last month about her collaborative writing process, tackling the future by retelling history, and her screenplay.
@habitatpress.bsky.socialDelighted to announce that our latest YA novel, Nourish, by Laura Baggaley, has been shortlisted for the Sustainable Story Award!
Sponsored by World of Books, the award champions sustainability in storytelling. Winners announced on 12 November!
@habitatpress.bsky.socialWe interviewed Martin Hastie, a stand-up comedian and scriptwriter who, with Steve Willis, wrote several stories for our first anthology, No More Fairy Tales: Stories to Save Our Planet.
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@habitatpress.bsky.socialThis story collection is the perfect introduction to Habitat Press’s work – 40+ flash fictions to enjoy, plus two bonus mini-prequels to other novels in our catalogue, Dirt by Laura Baggaley and Habitat Man by @dabaden.bsky.social!
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@habitatpress.bsky.socialClimate fiction stories (and climate solutions) aren’t only about compost and taking public transport.
Check out Climate Gamers, a short story about harnessing the talents of gaming addicts to save the planet, in the Anthology, No More Fairy Tales.
@habitatpress.bsky.socialA few months ago, one of our favourite authors, Laura Baggaley won a gold medal for 'Best Book for Teenagers' in the Wishing Shelf Book Awards.
The feedback from the teenage judges reflects Laura’s talent and passion for positive outcomes in a dystopian world!
@habitatpress.bsky.socialWe recently chatted with author Brian Burt about eco-fiction, including solarpunk!
Brian’s story, Oasis, was published in our Anthology, No More Fairy Tales, one of our most successful books.
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@habitatpress.bsky.socialWe’ve been getting wonderful reader reviews about The Last Plastic Fork and Other Green Epiphanies!
“A wonderful collection of really inspiring short stories, ideal for anybody looking for a quick hit of eco-optimism!”
@habitatpress.bsky.socialDo bees like raving? What do trash and exes have in common?
Don’t just keep the answers to yourself! Share a copy of this book with a friend, spouse or family member so they might have their own epiphanies!
