Climate Fiction · Cli-Fi
The Essential Cli-Fi Library
These titles defined the genre, won the prizes, and changed how readers think about the planet. ⭐ LaGrange stands in good company.
A mathematician's grief becomes humanity's salvation. Set at the real L1 Lagrange point — 930,000 miles from Earth, where NASA has parked spacecraft since 1996 — this is Cli-Fi rooted in actual science and audacious hope.
What if one person actually did something?
Climate fiction is one of publishing's fastest-growing genres — and for good reason. These are the books and films that make the abstract terrifyingly real. We've curated the essential titles, and we've added one more to the list.
Climate Fiction — Cli-Fi — is a literary genre that places climate change and environmental disruption at the center of its stories. Unlike pure science fiction, Cli-Fi is grounded in current science and near-future plausibility, focusing on the human consequences of a planet under stress. It's one of the fastest-growing genres in publishing, and it's producing some of the most important storytelling of our era.
These films brought climate fiction to the widest possible audience — and proved that the genre can be as entertaining as it is urgent.
LaGrange is built on real science, real math, and the audacious idea that grief can become purpose — and purpose can save a planet.
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