JOHN PARHAM is Professor of Environmental Humanities at the University of Worcester. He has written six books, most recently the Cambridge Companion to Literature and the Anthropocene. He co-edited Green Letters: Studies in Ecocriticism for twenty years and writes mainly on Victorian literature and ecology, ecomedia, and contemporary environmental fiction.

• Introduction - John Parham 1.Industry and Environmental Violence in the Early Victorian Novel: Pastoral Re-visions - Mark Frost2.Floating Cities, Imperial Bodies: Reading Water in Timothy Mo's An Insular Possession (1986) and Xi Xi's 'Strange Tales from a Floating City' (1986) - Caitlin Vandertop3.Sweet Food to Sweet Crude: Haunting Place through PlanetSam Solnick 4.Nonhuman Entanglements in Adam Roberts's Science Fiction: Bête (2014) and By Light Alone (2012) - Nora Castle5.Sum deorc wyrd gathers: Dark Ecology, Brexit Ecocriticism, and the Far Right - Aidan Tynan6.Literature, Literary Pedagogy, and Extinction Rebellion (XR): The Case of Tarka the Otter - Karín Lesnik-Oberstein7.The View from the Field: Activist Ecocriticism and Land Workers' Voices - Pippa Marland8.Nature Walking: Marching Against Privilege - Dominic Head9.To Be a Witness in the World - Amanda ThomsonIndex

JOHN PARHAM is Professor of Environmental Humanities at the University of Worcester. He has written six books, most recently the Cambridge Companion to Literature and the Anthropocene. He co-edited Green Letters: Studies in Ecocriticism for twenty years and writes mainly on Victorian literature and ecology, ecomedia, and contemporary environmental fiction.

• Introduction - John Parham 1.Industry and Environmental Violence in the Early Victorian Novel: Pastoral Re-visions - Mark Frost2.Floating Cities, Imperial Bodies: Reading Water in Timothy Mo's An Insular Possession (1986) and Xi Xi's 'Strange Tales from a Floating City' (1986) - Caitlin Vandertop3.Sweet Food to Sweet Crude: Haunting Place through PlanetSam Solnick 4.Nonhuman Entanglements in Adam Roberts's Science Fiction: Bête (2014) and By Light Alone (2012) - Nora Castle5.Sum deorc wyrd gathers: Dark Ecology, Brexit Ecocriticism, and the Far Right - Aidan Tynan6.Literature, Literary Pedagogy, and Extinction Rebellion (XR): The Case of Tarka the Otter - Karín Lesnik-Oberstein7.The View from the Field: Activist Ecocriticism and Land Workers' Voices - Pippa Marland8.Nature Walking: Marching Against Privilege - Dominic Head9.To Be a Witness in the World - Amanda ThomsonIndex