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23.01.2022 Hope you call all make the event tonight 7:30pm: here's the interview with Debbie Lee of Ingram Lightning Source Australia tonight! https://bellingenwritersfestival.com.au//tim-cadman-book-/
21.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/BRWFest/posts/3721939187849096
20.01.2022 View interview in which Debbie Lee and author Tim Cadman (research academic, environmental activist and author of The Changes trilogy) discuss the epic work involved in writing an epic. In Tim’s fictitious world, climate change acts as chief protagonist, idiot presidents are breaking up the US, Europe is imploding, and a catastrophic viral outbreak is wreaking havoc. Be drawn into a vortex where fiction and reality bizarrely collide, and hear about the process of writing and the lessons learnt. [ 32 more words ] https://timcadman.wordpress.com//the-epic-of-writing-an-e/
19.01.2022 Morning! You can now #SaveKalang by joining our Bellingen vigil 7-9am if Horseshoe Road is too far. Thanks!
18.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/BRWFest/videos/1039829223085613/
18.01.2022 Webinar recording: here it is, now you can feel like you are there! The Role of Cli-Fi (climate fiction) in Addressing the Climate Change Crisis Date: Friday 23 October 11 am 12 pm AEDT... Description: Climate Fiction (or ‘Cli-Fi’) is a body of literature that addresses the issue of anthropogenic global warming and climate change. Cli-Fi adopts many forms, including dystopian stories that act as cautionary tales about the climate injustices that will result if the causes of anthropogenic global warming are not addressed. Tim Cadman’s ‘The Changes: Refuge’ is one such cautionary tale. Other Cli-Fi works, such as Jackqui Svenson’s ‘Direct Action’ and Marty Branagan’s ‘Locked On!’, explore the role that activism can play in resisting major polluters and promoting the socio-economic changes required to effectively address the issue of anthropogenic climate change. In this online workshop, Cadman, Svenson and Branagan will discuss what motivates their Cli-Fi writing and what purposes they believe such fictional works can serve.
16.01.2022 A Day in the Life of a #Koala - Director's Cut
14.01.2022 Thanks so much everyone who attends vigil on Waterfall Way. Our community is grateful. And I really appreciated the lie-in! #SaveKalang
09.01.2022 Dedication - #SaveKalang
09.01.2022 The Role of Cli-Fi (climate fiction) in Addressing the Climate Change Crisis Date: Friday 23 October 11 am 12 pm AEDT Description: Climate Fiction (or ‘Cli-Fi’) is a body of literature that addresses the issue of anthropogenic global warming and climate change. Cli-Fi adopts many forms, including dystopian stories that act as cautionary tales about the climate injustices that will result if the causes of anthropogenic global warming are not addressed. Tim Cadman’s ‘The Cha...nges: Refuge’ is one such cautionary tale. Other Cli-Fi works, such as Jackqui Svenson’s ‘Direct Action’ and Marty Branagan’s ‘Locked On!’, explore the role that activism can play in resisting major polluters and promoting the socio-economic changes required to effectively address the issue of anthropogenic climate change. In this online workshop, Cadman, Svenson and Branagan will discuss what motivates their Cli-Fi writing and what purposes they believe such fictional works can serve. Registration Details: https://utas.zoom.us/web/register/WN_sKTCNN1yT46ztRJMP2Zh8g
04.01.2022 #Koala speaks - will you listen?
01.01.2022 Check out my interview with Andrew Lockley of the podcast 'Reviewer 2 Does Geoengineering' - if you thought 'chem trails' were scary, have a listen to what's really planned for 'managing' climate change (no conspiracies here; just my latest research...)
