Tag: weather

• Review: Weather Woman is a fantasy about control and illusion

  

  How would you like to order up the weather, just like you order a pizza with pineapple, but no anchovies? That’s the fantasy that comes to life for Bronwyn Artair, a weather forecaster for a rural New England TV station in the novel, Weather Woman.

  J.G. Follansbee

  October 2, 2018

  Reviews

  authors, books, fantasy, illusions, new releases, novels, reviews, weather, women, writers, Writing

• Five Questions: Cai Emmons, author of Weather Woman

  

  Author’s note: Cai Emmons died January 2, 2023. My Five Questions series is back after a hiatus, and I’m excited to present the answers of Cai Emmons, author of a fascinating new novel, Weather Woman. Climate change plays a big role in this story of a young broadcast meteorologist who discovers a unique talent: she…

  J.G. Follansbee

  August 25, 2018

  Writing

  authors, books, climate, climate change, ebooks, editing, environment, fantasy, Five Questions, global warming, interviews, novels, promotion, publishing, science, scifi, weather, writers, Writing

• A poetic approach to the emotional consequences of a changing world: Review

  

  Author Robin MacArthur shows how to demonstrate climate change’s impact without the necessity of thrilling drama.

  J.G. Follansbee

  July 28, 2018

  Reviews

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