Bright Green Futures: 2024 (Solarpunk Anthology)

I'm going to review this in order of the stories I liked the most.Coriander by Ana Sun - 5 starsThere's possibly a lot of bias in me liking this story best, because well, Ana Sun seems to be a fellow Malaysian. Corianderis the story of Aster, a young woman returning to her great-grandmother's homeland, chasing a cultural inheritance that has been lost along the way to westernisation, colonisation, and the need for assimilation. The details are semi-familiar, an ancestor fleeing this land for gre

Joseana was healing from a tragedy in “The Doglady and the Rainstorm.” I loved the world building in her tale and would have happily read something full-length about how this character navigated the extensive flooding in Rio and dealt with her painful memories of the past. Her love of dogs was another nice detail that added depth to the plot and gave her a good reason to face her fears when something unexpected happened.“Centipede Station” showed what happened when Pebble and Moss woke up from c

corn country merger review. this is part of the above series. very short story of a corn farmer whose fiends are faking. the farm next door is sold to a coming and they help the farmer learn a new life, productive, earth friendly and full of live and love