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Solarpunk won't save the world. The nascent movement, infatuated with solar power, sustainable cities, a high tech Art Nouveau aesthetic, and local business, can't stop the rising sea levels, wildfires, mass extinctions, plastic gyres, and droughts... unless it can rapidly evolve to survive its enemies.

But who killed the world?

From Steampunk, Cyberpunk, and Solarpunk's other precursors comes a set of possible answers. This collection of essays on -punk seeks its radical potential to re-imagine the past, present, and future. Splicing together utopia from these odd pieces will be messy work.

But nothing's more punk than a mess.

This essay collection was originally published on Storming the Ivory Tower, and created with the support of backers on Patreon. Subscribe there to get your name in the credits of future projects, access older books, and get exclusive bonus content.

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AuthorSam Keeper
Tagscriticism, Cyberpunk, Dystopian, ecology, essay, Horror, Post-apocalyptic, solarpunk, Steampunk, zine

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