'My anxiety inspired me to write a prize winning novel on AI and climate change'

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The Climate Fiction Prize is an award that recognizes literary works focused on the intersection of climate change and fiction, highlighting the growing importance of environmental themes in contemporary literature. Climate fiction often explores the human experience in the face of environmental challenges, making it a relevant and thought-provoking genre. The prize aims to promote authors who contribute to this genre, sparking conversations about the impact of climate change on society.

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'My anxiety inspired me to write a prize winning novel on AI and climate change'

Climate Fiction Prize winner Helen Phillips sits down with book critic Dr. Aimée Walsh to discuss her novel Hum, detailing how personal anxiety inspired her to write about AI and the environment.