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SUMMARY:Pandemics in Fiction @Cappadocia U
DESCRIPTION:Living in the End Times: Utopian and Dystopian Representations of Pandemics in Fiction\, Film and Culture  \nA Virtual Interdisciplinary Conference hosted by Cappadocia University\, Turkey\, January 13 – 15\, 2021  \nVenue: Cappadocia University\, Mustafapaşa Campus\, 50420 Ürgüp/Nevşehir/Turkey (Virtual-Microsoft Teams) \nKeynote speakers: Kim Stanley Robinson\, Larissa Lai\, Maggie Gee\, Elizabeth Outka\, Raffaella Baccolini\, and Tom Moylan \nPoster \nEvent page 1 \nEvent page 2 \nFacebook event
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/pandemics-in-fiction-cappadocia-u/
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SUMMARY:OSU: Some Lessons from the Pandemic for Dealing with Climate Change
DESCRIPTION:Oregon State University \nPandemic as Portal: Creating a Just Future on Earth \n\n\nJanuary 12: Kim Stanley Robinson \n“Some Lessons from the Pandemic for Dealing with Climate Change” \nCo-sponsored by OSU’s Environmental Arts and Humanities Initiative\, the Anarres Project for Alternative Futures\, the Corvallis Public Library\, and Grass Roots Books & Music\n \n\nEvent page \nRegistration page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/osu-some-lessons-from-the-pandemic-for-dealing-with-climate-change/
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SUMMARY:Harvard Book Store
DESCRIPTION:Virtual Event: Katie Mack and Kim Stanley Robinson \npresenting \nThe End of Everything: (Astrophysically Speaking) \nand \nThe Ministry for the Future: A Novel \n\n\nHarvard Book Store’s virtual event series\, the Harvard University Division of Science\, and the Harvard Library welcome renowned theoretical astrophysicist KATIE MACK and KIM STANLEY ROBINSON—author of the acclaimed\, bestselling Mars Trilogy—for a discussion of their latest books\, The End of Everything: (Astrophysically Speaking) and The Ministry for the Future: A Novel.\n \n\nThursday\nDecember 17\, 2020\n5:00 PM \nEvent page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/harvard-book-store/
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SUMMARY:Higher Ground: Building the Cities We Need for Climate Change
DESCRIPTION:December 1-3\, 2020 \n\n\nClimate change is already impacting cities around the world\, including where people are moving and why\, the housing and real estate markets\, and nearly every aspect of life in cities. In partnership with the City of Orlando\, NewCities is excited to launch our initiative\, Higher Ground.\n \n\nOpening Remarks & Opening Keynote City of Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer & Kim Stanley Robinson \nDecember 1\, 2020 12 pm EST \nEvent page \nEvent highlights \nRecording on YouTube \nTwitter ad
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/higher-ground-building-the-cities-we-need-for-climate-change/
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SUMMARY:Story/Teller with Jonathan Lethem & Edward Norton
DESCRIPTION:Story/Teller with Jonathan Lethem\, Edward Norton\, and Kim Stanley Robinson \nMonday\, 7:30 pm EST November 16\, 2020 \n\n\nEdward Norton\, who wrote\, produced\, directed\, and starred in a film adaptation of Jonathan Lethem’s Motherless Brooklyn\, will perform a dramatic reading of Lethem’s newest novel The Arrest\, which takes place in a post-technology world soon disturbed by a new invention. The author will be joined in conversation by Hugo Award-winning author Kim Stanley Robinson (New York 2140) after the performance.\n \n\nEvent page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/story-teller-with-jonathan-lethem-edward-norton/
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SUMMARY:University Farm Circle
DESCRIPTION:Speaker Series: Kim Stanley Robinson\, Davis Author \n\nWhen: November 12\, 2020 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM\nLocation: Zoom Meeting\n\n\n\nUFC welcomes Kim Stanley Robinson to our Speaker Series. Recognized internationally for his thought-provoking science fiction\, or “climate fiction\,” Mr. Robinson explores future worlds impacted by dramatic climate change. A winner of the two most prestigious science fiction prizes\, the Hugo and Nebula awards\, Mr. Robinson is the author of more than 20 books and numerous essays and articles. He has been cited by critics as our “greatest political novelist” and a must-read author\, who writes compellingly about our current and future environmental problems. Please join us to hear Mr. Robinson discuss his work\, his vision and\, yes\, the role of COVID-19 within this new world. \n  \nContact Myra Appel\, 530-902-3392 (mlappel@comcast.net)\n \n\n Event page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/university-farm-circle/
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SUMMARY:Governing for the Future @New America
DESCRIPTION:Online event \nNov. 10\, 2020\n12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EST \nWebcast link \n\n\nHow do we govern for the long haul? Humans are manipulating the planet in ways that will play out for centuries\, but our decision-making is often myopic and localized. The few concerted global responses to the climate crisis we have been able to muster are torturously slow\, while the fires\, floods\, and storms seem to get more deadly every year. Join us for a conversation about how we can use science fiction\, storytelling and imagination to contend with the wicked problems of the twenty-first century and start thinking\, planning\, and acting for the long term. \nSpeakers: \nPeter Schlosser\nVice President and Vice Provost\, Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory\, Arizona State University \nKim Stanley Robinson\nScience Fiction Author\nAuthor of The Ministry for the Future \nMalka Older\, @m_older\nHumanitarian Worker\nAuthor of “Actually Naneen” \nModerator: \nEd Finn\, @zonal\nDirector\, Center for Science and the Imagination\, Arizona State University\nAcademic Director\, Future Tense\n \n\nEvent page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/governing-for-the-future-new-america/
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SUMMARY:Talk with A Climate to Thrive
DESCRIPTION:Jesup Memorial Library\, Bar Harbor\, Maine \nONLINE–Author Talk with Kim Stanley Robinson “The Ministry for the Future” with A Climate to Thrive \n\nThursday\, October 29\, 2020\n7:00 PM 8:00 PM\n\nThis talk is co-sponsored by A Climate to Thrive and Sherman’s Books. \nEvent page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/talk-with-a-climate-to-thrive/
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SUMMARY:MftF @Bookshop Santa Cruz
DESCRIPTION:Bookshop Santa Cruz Presents: Kim Stanley Robinson | THE MINISTRY FOR THE FUTURE \nMonday Oct. 26 7 pm \nEvent page \nEvent page 2
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/mftf-bookshop-santa-cruz/
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SUMMARY:Envisioning Climate Action @Rutgers U
DESCRIPTION:Kim Stanley Robinson’s The Ministry for the FutureScience and Fiction: Envisioning Climate Action \nEvent: Author reading and Panel Discussion\nDate: October 8\, 2020\nTime: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM \n\n\nNovelist Kim Stanley Robinson will read from and discuss his new novel\, The Ministry for the Future\, which presents a fundamentally hopeful vision of a near-future world striving to overcome the climate crisis. After his talk\, Robinson will join a panel of distinguished Rutgers faculty\, including the journalist/activist Naomi Klein\, international environmental lawyer Cymie Payne\, and environmental humanist Jorge Marcone. The panel\, moderated by Rutgers Institute of Earth\, Ocean\, and Atmospheric Sciences Director and climate scientist Robert Kopp\, to discuss the novel and its vision.  This event is hosted by the Institute of Earth\, Ocean\, and Atmospheric Sciences\, and the Rutgers Climate Institute.\n \n\nEvent page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/envisioning-climate-action-rutgers-u/
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SUMMARY:KSR & Michael E. Mann
DESCRIPTION:A Q&A with Kim Stanley Robinson & Michael E. Mann \nOnline event hosted by Orbit Books \n  \nJoin Kim Stanley Robinson and climate scientist Michael E. Mann for a Q&A on October 7th! Free and open to the public. \nEvent site \nFacebook page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/ksr-michael-e-mann/
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SUMMARY:The Ministry for the Future publication
DESCRIPTION:By Orbit books \n\n\nFrom the visionary New York Times bestselling author of New York 2140 comes a near-future novel that is a gripping exploration of climate change\, technology\, politics\, and the human behaviors that drive these forces.\n \n\n 
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/the-ministry-for-the-future-publication/
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SUMMARY:FIBER Festival 2020
DESCRIPTION:FIBER Festival 2020 \n\nExhibition (September 24-27)\nOpening September 24\, 5pm\nTolhuistuin\, IJpromenade 2\, Amsterdam (NL) \nHybrid Conference (September 25 – 26)\nVlaams Cultuurhuis de Brakke Grond\, Nes 45\, Amsterdam (NL)\nOnline \nA generation of emerging artists and researchers present alternative perspectives for a changing planet \nAbdelrhman Hassan; Anab Jain; Anca Benera & Arnold Estefan; Angela Chan; Arif Kornweitz; Darko Lagunas & Theun Karelse; Holly Jean Buck; Irene Stracuzzi & Alice Wong; Kim Stanley Robinson; Michaele Büsse; Ruben Jacobs; Sébastien Robert; Sissel Marie Tonn; Suzanne Dhaliwal; Tega Brain; Thijs Ebbe Fokkens; Tivon Rice; Tom Burke; Sébastien Robert; Whitespace (Anni Nöps & Casimir Geelhoed). \n\nEvent site / Announcement \nKSR event: \n\n\nConference\nPre-recorded Statement \nSession: Becoming Unstable\nDate: Saturday 26/09\nLocation: Brakke Grond + Online\nTime: 17:00 – 19:00\n \n\nEvent page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/fiber-festival-2020/
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SUMMARY:Clarion Conversations
DESCRIPTION:While the Clarion Workshop isn’t happening in person in San Diego this year\, we wanted to bring the Clarion community together in a different way this summer. We hope you’ll join us for Clarion Conversations\, a series of Zoom-based conversations about writing speculative fiction with a just tiny fraction of the amazingly talented Clarion alumni\, instructor\, and broader community. Join us every Wednesday at 5p PST / 8p EST\, from June 24th to July 29th for these conversations!\n \n\nWeek 2: Writing the Future – July 1\, 5pm PT / 8pm ET (register here) \nEvent page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/clarion-conversations/
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SUMMARY:The Terraforming 2020 Project
DESCRIPTION:The Terraforming 2020 Project \n\n\nOver the course of the two evenings on July 1-2 the Strelka Institute will host online public presentations of The Terraforming 2020 program to showcase the results of five months of research\, investigation and creative exploration \nThe two events will premiere projects by 9 multidisciplinary teams and 4 research fellows. The work presented will cover a range of topics of space and sci-fi\, artificial food and landscapes\, geo- and macro-engineering\, and range from speculative design proposals\, to cinema\, to legal frameworks\, to practical propositions for intervention. \nThe presentations will be accompanied by keynotes from the faculty of The Terraforming – Benjamin Bratton\, Lisa Messeri\, Jussi Parikka\, Helen Hester and Kim Stanley Robinson.\n \n\nJuly 1-2 2020 \nEvent page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/the-terraforming-2020-project/
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SUMMARY:350 Sacramento (online)
DESCRIPTION:350 Sacramento Online Event \n\n\nKim Stanley Robinson\, renowned science fiction author\, will talk about using our imaginations to deal with the climate crisis.\n \n\n\n\nWhy does it feel like we’re living in a sci fi world? Kim Stanley Robinson (KSR)\, award-winning science fiction author\, will share his thoughts about coronavirus and climate change\, using his recent New Yorker article\, “The Coronavirus is Rewriting Our Imaginations” as the jumping off point to discuss how we can move forward to envision and create the world we want. Join 350 Sacramento\, a local grassroots organization\, in our efforts to accelerate the just transition to a safe climate future.\n \n\nEvent page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/350-sacramento-online/
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SUMMARY:ASU ClimateWorks
DESCRIPTION:Arizona State University ClimateWorks \n\n\nCan speculative fiction help us prepare for the future? \n\nTuesday\, June 9\, 2020\n9:00am – 10:00am (America/Phoenix)\n\nAs we imagine a climate future based on science and policy projections\, fiction writers are increasingly imagining climate-impacted worlds of their own. These imagined futures might appear unbelievable or unsettling\, but they can also be informative and open our minds to trends and influences from different angles in a more holistic vision of the future. \nJoin three award-winning authors of speculative fiction\, Kim Stanley Robinson\, Chinelo Onwualu\, and Brenda Cooper\, in a discussion about climate futures\, moderated by the Ed Finn\, founding director of Arizona State University’s Center for Science and the Imagination.\n \n\nEvent page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/asu-climateworks/
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SUMMARY:AirMiners Conference
DESCRIPTION:AirMiners 2020 Virtual Conference \n\n\n10 AM – 11 AM PST\, May 13th \nIntroductory Remarks \nKim Stanley Robinson\, Sci-Fi Author \nKeynote \nDr. Klaus Lackner\, Center for Negative Carbon Emissions \n  \n\nEvent page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/airminers-conference/
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SUMMARY:Philip K. Dick in the Bay Area
DESCRIPTION:Panel discussion of San Francisco Public Library’s SF by the Bay event February-April 2020 \nPhilip K. Dick in the Bay Area \nWednesday\, Mar. 25\, 6 – 7:30 p.m. \nKoret Auditorium\, Lower Level \n\n\nAuthors and PKD experts Erik Davis\, Kim Stanley Robinson\, Jack Skillingstead and Richard Lupoff discuss Philip K. Dick and the ways his life in the Bay Area influenced his writings. Author Darly Gregory moderates. The discussion is preceded by a screening of two PKD films\, Impostor and A Scanner Darkly\, at 2 p.m.\n \n\nEvent page \nFull program
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/philip-k-dick-in-the-bay-area/
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SUMMARY:GREEN Conference @LA
DESCRIPTION:The GREEN Conference\, the 2020 meeting of Interdisciplinary Nineteenth-Century Studies\, March 5-8 in Los Angeles \nPlenary talks by Kim Stanley Robinson and Pablo Mukherjee \nINCS 2020: THE G R E E N CONFERENCE\nMARCH 5-8: LOS ANGELES\, CA\nMeeting at the Sheraton Grand in Downtown LA \nFRIDAY\, MARCH 6\n5:00-6:30:         Plenary I: Kim Stanley Robinson: “The Worst Journey In the World Revisited.” \nEvent page \nConference live stream
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/green-conference-la/
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SUMMARY:North Carolina Book Festival
DESCRIPTION:February 21-23\, 2020. Raleigh\, NC. \n\n\nKim Stanley Robinson will be appearing at Quail Ridge Books on Friday\, February 21 at 5:30pm and at Kings on a panel dedicated to science fiction on Saturday\, February 22nd at 1:00pm.\n \n\nEvent page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/north-carolina-book-festival/
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SUMMARY:Green New Deal @NYC
DESCRIPTION:The Green New Deal: Shaping A Public Imagination with Kim Stanley Robinson \nFebruary 18 @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm EST  \nBrown Institute at Columbia 2950 Broadway\, New York\, NY 10027 \n\n\nCan climate fiction help overcome political friction? \nWhen climate change is the focus of both fiction and nonfiction\, dystopia tends to rule. It’s not hard to see why\, given that 30 years of efforts to push past fossil fuels have barely shifted the global energy mix and impacts on humans and nature mount as vulnerable communities encounter off-the-charts climate extremes. A notable exception is the prize-winning work of Kim Stanley Robinson\, one of the planet’s most lauded living novelists of science fiction—and one who builds sweeping visions of profoundly altered\, but functioning\, civilizations on (and off) a deeply disrupted planet. \nIn a rare stop at Columbia\, Robinson will shift his focus to the present and speak on shaping public imaginations toward an embrace the Green New Deal\, released one year ago. \nHe’ll then have a climate conversation with the audience; Kate Wagner\, architecture critic at the New Republic and contributor to Curbed\, The Atlantic\, and other publications; and Dr. Maureen Raymo\, a paleoceanographer at Columbia’s Earth Institute who studies the history of climate change and sea level rise. The moderator will be Andrew Revkin\, who’s been writing on global warming since the 1980s and is now directing a new Earth Institute initiative on communication and sustainability.\n \n\nEvent page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/green-new-deal-nyc/
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SUMMARY:Three Californias omnibus publication
DESCRIPTION:THREE CALIFORNIAS \nTor Books\nTor/Forge\nOn Sale: 02/18/2020\nISBN: 9781250307569\n848 Pages \n\n\nThe brilliant sf trilogy (The Wild Shore\, The Gold Coast\, Pacific Edge) that launched the career of international bestseller Kim Stanley Robinson\, author of Red Mars and 2312. \nBefore Kim Stanley Robinson terraformed Mars\, he wrote three science fiction novels set in Orange County\, California\, where he grew up. These alternate futures—one a post-apocalypse\, one an if-this-goes-on future reminiscent of Philip K. Dick\, and one an ecological utopia—form a whole that illuminates\, enchants\, and inspires. \nThe Wild Shore was nominated for the Philip K. Dick Award\, and won the Locus Award for Best First Novel. Ursula K. Le Guin hailed it as “A fresh wind blowing”. The second of the trilogy\, The Gold Coast\, is a manic\, savage look at the craziness of technology out of control. The third\, Pacific Edge\, is a Utopia\, where humanity tries to live in harmony with the natural world\, but greed is still a force\, and hearts still break. Pacific Edge won the John W. Campbell Award for Best Novel. \nWith a new introduction by Francis Spufford\, bestselling author of Golden Hill.​\n \n\nLink
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/three-californias-omnibus-publication/
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SUMMARY:Stan's Kitchen presentation
DESCRIPTION:Presentation of Stan’s Kitchen: A Robinson Reader\, a Boskone 57 special book \nDay: Saturday\, February 15th\nTime: 6:30-7:30 pm\nLocation: Con Suite\, in the Galleria Level\, Westin Waterfront Hotel \nNESFA Press page \nBoskone event page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/stans-kitchen-presentation/
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SUMMARY:Boskone 57 @ Boston
DESCRIPTION:New England’s longest-running science fiction convention! \nBoskone 57 will take place from February 14-16\, 2020\, at the Westin Boston Waterfront\, in Boston\, MA\n \n\n\nKSR Guest of Honor\nTor Books launch of omnibus edition of Three Californias trilogy\nKSR signing of “Masters of Modern Science Fiction” book on KSR by Robert Markley\nLimited-edition KSR book for Boskone — to be announced!\n\nGuests announcement \nEvent site
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/boskone-57-boston/
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SUMMARY:SF in SF: KSR & Cecelia Holland
DESCRIPTION:SF in SF with Kim Stanley Robinson and Cecelia Holland \nPlease join us when perennial Bay Area favorites Cecelia Holland and Kim Stanley Robinson return to the American Bookbinders Museum\, reading and in conversation with Bay Area writer\, editor\, and raconteur Terry Bisson. \nDoors and cash bar open at 6:00 – Program begins at 6:30.\n \n\n\nJanuary 12\, 2020\n6:00 pm\nAmerican Bookbinders Museum\n\nEvent page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/sf-in-sf-ksr-cecelia-holland/
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SUMMARY:After Ursula @UC Santa Cruz
DESCRIPTION:Fall 2019 Living Writers Series at UC Santa Cruz: Autobiography\, Fairy Tales\, The Future \nEvent with KSR: After Ursula \nThursday November 14\n7:10 PM\nHumanities Lecture Hall\nUC Santa Cruz \n\n\nAutobiography\, Fairy Tales\, The Future is the name of this fall’s installment of the Living Writers Series at UC Santa Cruz. \nCurated by Micah Perks\, professor of literature and co-director of the UCSC Creative Writing Program\, the series runs through December 5 on Thursday nights at the Humanities Lecture Hall.\n[…] “And I’m particularly excited about our reading\, “After Ursula\,” which will feature four brilliant writers\, Molly Gloss\, Nisi Shawl\, Karen Joy Fowler and Kim Stanley Robinson\, all mentored by Ursula Le Guin\, who will read and talk about the state of speculative fiction after the loss of their beloved teacher and friend.”   \n[…] On November 14\, four renowned writers– Karen Joy Fowler\, Molly Gloss\, Nisi Shawl and Kim Stanley Robinson—will participate in a conversation centered around sci/fi speculative fiction author Ursula LeGuin\, who recently died in 2018. \nAmerican science fiction writer Kim Stanley Robinson is the author of more than 20 books\, including Red Moon\, New York 2140\, Aurora\, Shaman\, Green Earth\, and 2312. He was sent to the Antarctic by the U.S. National Science Foundation’s Antarctic Artists and Writers’ Program in 1995\, and in 2008 he was named a “Hero of the Environment” by Time magazine. Robinson works with the Sierra Nevada Research Institute\, the Clarion Writers’ Workshop\, and UC San Diego’s Arthur C. Clarke Center for Human Imagination. His books have been translated into 25 languages\, and won numerous awards in five countries\, including the Hugo\, Nebula\, Locus\, and World Fantasy awards. \nSanta Cruz author Karen Joy Fowler is the author of six novels\, including Sarah Canary and The Jane Austen Book Club\, and three short story collections\, including What I Didn’t See. Her most recent novel We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves\, was published by Putnam in May 2013 and won the Pen Faulkner award that year.   \nMolly Gloss is the author of several novels\, including The Jump-Off Creek\, The Dazzle of Day\, Wild Life\, The Hearts of Horses and Falling From Horses\, as well as the story collection Unforeseen. She writes both realistic fiction and science fiction\, and her novels have received\, among other honors\, a PEN West Fiction Prize\, an Oregon Book Award\, two Pacific Northwest Booksellers Awards\, the James Tiptree\, Jr. Award\, and a Whiting Writers Award.  \nNisi Shawl wrote the 2016 Nebula finalist\, Everfair\, and the 2008 Tiptree Award-winning collection Filter House. In 2005\, she also co-wrote Writing the Other: A Practical Approach\, a standard text on inclusive representation in the imaginative genres. Her stories have appeared in such publications as Strange Horizons and Asimov’s Science Fiction magazine. She edited the anthology\, New Suns: Original Speculative Fiction by People of Color; and co-edited Stories for Chip: A Tribute to Samuel R. Delany and Strange Matings: Science Fiction\, Feminism\, African American Voices\, and Octavia E. Butler. \n \n\nEvent page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/after-ursula-uc-santa-cruz/
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SUMMARY:RED MOON paperback publication
DESCRIPTION:Red Moon published in paperback (US\, UK).
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/red-moon-paperback-publication/
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SUMMARY:KSR & Abe Miller-Rushing @ Bar Harbor\, ME
DESCRIPTION:Event organizer: Kayla ChagnonEvent Date & Time: July 24\, 2019 7:00 pm\nContact email: kchagnon@jesuplibrary.org\nLocation: Jesup Memorial Library\, Mount Desert Street\, Bar Harbor\, ME\, USA \n\n\nPreeminent science fiction author and environmentalist Kim Stanley Robinson will give two talks about the environment\, science and more at the Jesup Memorial Library\, 34 Mt. Desert St. Robinson\, who is a Hugo\, Nebula\, and Locus award winner\, will be in conversation with author and astrophysicist Adam Frank 7 p.m. Thursday\, July 11 and with Abe Miller-Rushing\, the science coordinator at Acadia National Park\, 7 p.m. Wednesday\, July 24. \nOn July 11\, Robinson and Frank\, the author of “Light of the Stars: Alien Worlds and the Fate of the Earth” will discuss topics including astrobiology\, the chances of finding life in the universe\, what humanity will do in space. “Light of the Stars” explores the possibilities of life on other worlds and their sudden relevance to our fate on a climate-changed Earth.\n \n\nEvent page
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/ksr-abe-miller-rushing-bar-harbor-me/
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SUMMARY:KSR & Adam Frank @ Bar Harbor\, ME
DESCRIPTION:Authors Kim Stanley Robinson and Adam Frank in Conversation at Bar Harbor library \nEvent organizer: Kayla Chagnon \nEvent Date & Time: July 11\, 2019 7:00 pm until July 11\, 2019 8:00 pm \nContact email: kchagnon@jesuplibrary.org \nLocation: Jesup Memorial Library\, Mount Desert Street\, Bar Harbor\, ME\, USA \n\n\nPreeminent science fiction author and environmentalist Kim Stanley Robinson will give two talks about the environment\, science and more at the Jesup Memorial Library\, 34 Mt. Desert St. Robinson\, who is a Hugo\, Nebula\, and Locus award winner\, will be in conversation with author and astrophysicist Adam Frank 7 p.m. Thursday\, July 11 and with Abe Miller-Rushing\, the science coordinator at Acadia National Park\, 7 p.m. Wednesday\, July 24. \nOn July 11\, Robinson and Frank\, the author of “Light of the Stars: Alien Worlds and the Fate of the Earth” will discuss topics including astrobiology\, the chances of finding life in the universe\, what humanity will do in space. “Light of the Stars” explores the possibilities of life on other worlds and their sudden relevance to our fate on a climate-changed Earth.\n \n\nEvent page \nEvent page 2
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/ksr-adam-frank-bar-harbor-me/
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