Get creative with Creative Climate!
Creative Climate is a newsletter about climate fiction and creative responses to the climate crisis. Liven up your response to the climate crisis by discovering new novels, short stories, poetry, music, art, and more.
If you’re an avid reader or appreciator of the arts, Creative Climate will help you find new creative works to read, watch, listen to, and enjoy. If you’re an author, musician, or artist, Creative Climate will help get your creative juices flowing.
Subscribe today to get started! Each new edition of Creative Climate will go directly to your inbox once per week.
Free vs Paid Subscription
The free edition of Creative Climate comes out once per week. It includes links and descriptions about creative projects with climate themes.
The paid edition also includes original content. Once per month, you’ll receive an original short story and poem with climate themes. As our subscriber base grows, we’ll include more original content by guest contributors. Creative Climate Founders will also receive an autographed print book once per year!
With the paid edition, you’ll also have the opportunity to interact more with other people who share your interest in creative works with climate themes!
Become a Climate Creative
We call our paid subscribers Climate Creatives. When you become a Climate Creative, you’re not just receiving a newsletter. You’re becoming part of a community of people who care about the climate crisis, are passionate about climate justice, and love to talk about creative works that explore related themes. Become a Climate Creative today!
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Who publishes Creative Climate?
My name is Treesong. I’m a father, husband, author, talk radio host, and Real-Life Superhero living in Southern Illinois, USA. I write fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, mostly about the climate crisis and climate justice. For more information about my writing and superhero adventures, please visit my website, treesong.org.
