Inland book cover (initial artwork)

In the media

a_limitless_reader – book review – June 11, 2024

Reader’s Entertainment by Jocie McKade – book review – June 15, 2024

Shubham Lakhina’s Reviews – book review – July 3, 2024

The Writer’s Podcast – guest appearance – July 8, 2024

Grady’s Reviews – book review – August 1, 2024

Shubham Lakhina’s Reviews – book review – July 3, 2024

The Wise Ones – guest appearance – August 1, 2024

paulsemel.com – guest appearance – August 1, 2024

Writer’s Bone – guest appearance – August 9, 2024

Writers after Dark – article “Cli-Fi: A Twilight Genre” – August 15, 2024

What I’m Reading by Randi-Lee Bowslaugh – book review – August 27, 2024

bookswithsakshi – book review – August 29, 2024

books_of_prisha – book review – August 30, 2024

Written by Kate Risse

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audiobook 978-1-961905-29-0
e-book 978-1-961905-06-1
softcover 978-1-961905-07-8

June 2024 | 360 pages

Reader’s Choice Awards – Bronze – 2024

Welcome to the gripping narrative of Inland, Kate Risse’s first novel. Set in the year 2026, Inland transports readers into the near future, where the forces of climate change irrevocably alter the Earth’s landscape. It is not just a journey across the flooded ruins of America but a deep dive into the resilience of the human spirit in the face of overwhelming odds.

Inland challenges readers to consider the future we are creating, emphasizing not just the environmental impact of our actions but the human cost of inaction. Through Juliet, Martin, and Billy’s intertwined stories, Risse explores themes of survival, technology’s double-edged sword, and the indomitable nature of human relationships.

Audiobook excerpts from Chapters 3, 5, and 33

 

“A chilling meditation on the fragility—and the resilience—of the ties that bind us in the face of crisis.”
—Amanda Hagood, professor of environmental humanities at Eckerd College and Arts & Environment reporter for
The Gabber

“Beautifully written story with a vivid sense of place that will connect readers with nature and make the environmental crisis real and personal. Engaging characters and human warmth demonstrate that individuals can be part of creating solutions to the threats we all face. Accessible, readable adventure with a true green heart.”
 —Nicola Davies, award-winning children’s book author

Inland is a timely and poignant novel that resonates deeply with the challenges of our modern world. Risse’s masterful storytelling and keen insight make it a must-read for anyone seeking a gripping tale of survival, resilience, and the unbreakable bonds of family in the face of adversity.”
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