#hopepunk

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…because I felt we all needed new stories where each of us can affect things and make a difference, where society CAN change to overcome violence, & we CAN live in harmony with our planet. It’s multiple POV because the real MC is all of humanity.
To learn more:

In a future ice age, Bleu’s expedition team emerges from their subterranean haven to discover humans are no longer the dominant life form on Earth.

https://books2read.com/FindingHumanityBook1

Just finished reading Branwen O'Shea's The Calling

Now what am I going to do?

It had me reading and reading in the middle of the night when I should have been asleep and if that is not the definition of a good book, I don't know what is. Complex. Inventive. Rich in imagination. Packed with characters you would want as your friends (and a few you wouldn't). Excellent

https://branwenoshea.com

@BranwenOShea

The thing with HopePunk, it assumes the worst before it looks for the best - the disaster has happened but there are good people doing good things

Is that fair?

I'd rather disaster never happened so I want to write stories that motivate people to help prevent things getting worse but it's a tough one to sell. Somehow you have to elevate the mundane, ordinary business of being human in a f**ked-up world into an engaging, exciting story

What would I call it? OptimistPunk?