TERRA 2092

A climate fiction novel

Terra 2092

The world isn’t ending all at once.
It’s emptying.

By Christoffer Vuolo Junros

Open the journal →About the novel ↓
A closed book wrapped in a faded topographic map and tied with cotton string.
The wrapped journal

The novel

2026
↓
2092

What her grandmother
called ordinary.

In 2026, a woman keeps a journal. She writes about the news, the weather, the birds outside her window. Some things seem too ordinary to explain.

Sixty-six years later, her granddaughter reads those pages in a settlement where water and electricity depend on who you know. The woman next door will share her last jug. The people who control the pumps can afford to keep them locked.

What catches her in the journal is a small thing. Her grandmother used to shut the window so the birds would let her sleep.

Read the paired journal fragments →

The author

Christoffer
Vuolo Junros

Christoffer Vuolo Junros is a Swedish science fiction author and development engineer. His books include the Origin Andromeda trilogy and The Delay. In Terra 2092, he follows two generations through the loss of the living world and asks who still has access to what remains.

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