Tessa Flores is a Staff Writer for HuffPost covering a number of shopping topics and lifestyle trends. She is based in Los Angeles and is an Oregon Native.
released her debut novel, “A Fire So Wild,” adding to the vital voices in climate fiction, a literary genre marked by notable works such as Octavia E. Butler’s 1993Informed by this breadth of knowledge, “A Fire So Wild” tells the story of a wildfire overtaking
I just read a piece by Matt Salesses in Literary Hub about climate fiction, or “cli-fi,” that the genre has been heralded as this tool for kind of sounding the alarm on what would come. He goes on to say how we’ve had time for these warnings, and now cli-fi needs to serve a new purpose because the future we’ve been warned about is already here.
I think I’m always writing toward the same question, which is, how are we supposed to live this short, precious, insane existence in this really fucked-up society? And I think that question never gets answered by the work, but it is a way of being in community with other people and with other questioners and examine how the characters are put in the world to see what decisions they make and see how that shakes out.
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