• “Al-Muftiyah,” by Jibril Stevenson
• “Samsara,” by J. A. Legg
• “Shattered Vessels,” by Robert B. Finegold and Kary English
• “The Gods Also Duel,” by Andrew Majors
• “Father Jake’s Teen Demon Prevention Lesson,” by Brenna Harvey
• “They Smile,” by Nicki Vardon
• “Jizo Rides the Bus,” by Karl Dandenell
• “Irwin and Roskwin Make a Discovery of Universal Importance,” by Terryl M. Asla
• “The Rebbetzin Speaks,” by Daniel M. Kimmel
• “The Devil is a Shape in the Brain,” by Joachim Glage
• “The Man Who Misused His Manhood,” by Chukwu Sunday Abel
• “Bio-Mass,” by Mike Adamson
• “Deep Play,” by Andy Dibble
• “The Life That Comes After,” by Lauren C. Teffeau
• “Fate and Other Variables,” by Alex Shvartsman
• “The Other War on Terror,” by Michael H. Hanson
• “Dying Rivers and Broken Hearts,” by Gabriella Buba
• “*lr*d,” by Doug Hawley
• “The Fireflies of Todaji,” by Russell Hemmell
• “Before the Evolution Comes the Smoke,” by Terri Bruce

• “Ballad of the Low-Flight Hauler” by Matthew Bailey
• “Pyrrha” by Antony Paschos
• “Drone Wars” by Charles Robertson Jr.
• “The Wolf, the Serpent, and the Hag” by F.C. Stanley
• “The Pilgrim, Or, One Star: Would Definitely Not Recommend” by Rebekah Postupak
• “Burial Detail” by Karl Dandenell
• “The Last Khimaira” by M.O. Pirson
• “Mercy Comes Last to the Vigilant” by Stewart C Baker
• “Star Dust” by Phil Temples
• “Graft Mage” by William J. Broom
• “How to Check if Your Peacekeeper-2000 Is Loaded” by David F. Shultz
• “A Taste of Home” by Eva Schultz
• “Little Lives Rounded by Sleep” by Matt McHugh
• “Limb From Limb” by John A Frochio
• “The Mytilenian Delay” by Neil James Hudson
• “The Day the Rockets Flew” by John E. DeLaughter
• “One Night in a Sushi Bar of Uncertain Parameters” by D.K. Latta
• “Border Skirmish” by Dave D'Alessio
• “Printed Guns and Sold Schematics” by SJ Klapecki
• “All the King's Men” by James Wood
• “Hey Diddle Diddle” by Sandy Parsons
• “The Dreamer in the Dark” by Mike Adamson
• “Invasion” by Gordon Cash
• “A Question of Policy” by David McGillveray
• “All the Heroes” by Liam Hogan
• “We Who Died In Glory” by N. C. Krueger
• “The Last Joke” by Edmund Schluessel

2021: The year the climate crisis edged inexorably closer to the point of no return.

Little Blue Marble's anthology of speculative climate fiction and poetry from an international slate of authors explores the collective sense of foreboding and loss of a world coming to terms with the increasing frequency of weather and environmental emergencies: our new normal.

With biting commentary on issues from colonialism to government inaction, stories of ordinary people adapting to extraordinary circumstances, with a dash of humour even in the face of the direst of warning signals, these collective works remind us that it's not too late.

Not if we act now.