Co-presented with LitCamp The climate emergency demands attention, and writers can do their part to spread awareness, spur empathy, and prompt action or reflection among their readers. In 2024’s final “How They Did It” collaboration between Litquake and LitCamp, we’re looking at ways in which writers—regardless of genre or approach—can (and should) incorporate climate activism into their writing. Novelist Vanessa Saunders, memoirist Manjula Martin, poet Amanda Hawkins, science fiction writer Hana Lee, and others will share their creative ways to grapple with the most urgent issue of our time. $25

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