Parts Per Million

Current, critical, and extremely thrilling. A climate fiction thriller about the future of climate activism. The author Johanna Stromann wants to write a novel about climate activists. However, the research proves to be dangerous, as the state tries to suppress the protests with violence. Soon, Johanna can no longer remain neutral on the sidelines and merely document. On the contrary: she feels that this is not enough. When a large number of climate groups are banned and their members sentenced to prison, she, along with the remaining activists, found the group "Parts Per Million" to hold the perpetrators of the climate catastrophe accountable. By any means necessary. The most intense book I have read in a long time. Anyone who doesn't think about climate change after this is probably dead. For readers of Kim Stanley Robinson, Cory Doctorow, or Andreas Brandhorst.