Miscellaneous

A singular collection of responses to the still life paintings of acclaimed artist David Garneau
Dark Chapters brings together 17 poets, fiction writers, curators, and critics to engage with the works of David Garneau, the Governor General’s Award-winning Métis artist. Featuring paintings from Garneau’s still life series “Dark Chapters” alongside poetry, fiction, critical analysis, and autotheory, the book includes contributions from Fred Wah, Paul Seesequasis, Jesse Wente, Lillian Allen, Billy-Ray Belcourt, Larissa Lai, Susan Musgrave, and more.
A nod to the Reports of Truth and Reconciliation Commission, in which Justice Murray Sinclair describes the residential school system as “one of the darkest, most troubling chapters in our nation’s history,” Garneau’s still life paintings combine common objects (books, bones, teacups, mirrors) and less familiar ones (a Métis sash, a stone hammer, a braid of sweetgrass) to reflect the complexity of contemporary Indigenous experiences. Provocative titles like “Métis in the Academy” and “Smudge Before Reading” invite consideration of the mixed influences and loyalties faced by Indigenous students and scholars. Other paintings explore colonialism, vertical and lateral violence, Christian influence on traditional knowledge, and museum treatment of Indigenous belongings.
Rooted in Garneau’s life-long engagement at the intersections of visual art and writing, Dark Chapters presents a multifaceted reflection on the work of an inimitable, unparalleled artist.
Includes contributions from Arin Fay, Billy-Ray Belcourt, Cecily Nicholson, David Howes, Dick Averns, Fred Wah, Jeff Derksen, Jesse Wente, John G. Hampton, Larissa Lai, Lillian Allen, Paul Seesequasis, Peter Morin, Rita Bouvier, Susan Musgrave, Tarene Thomas, and Trevor Herriot.

Reasonable and Holy addresses the conflict over homosexuality within the Anglican tradition, demonstrating that the church is able to provide for and support faithful and loving relationships between persons of the same sex, not as a departure from that tradition, but as a reasonable extension of it.

It offers a carefully argued, but accessible means of engagement with Scripture, the Jewish and Christian traditions, and the use of reason in dealing with the experience and lives of fellow-Christians. Unlike most reflections on the topic of homosexuality, Reasonable and Holy examines same-sex relationships through the lens of the traditional teaching on the “ends” or “goods” of marriage: procreation, union, the upbuilding of society, the symbolic representation of Christ and the Church, and the now often unmentioned “remedy for fornication.” Throughout, it responds to objections based on reason, tradition and Scripture.

Based on a series of popular blog posts, it includes a number of independent, but related resources in the form of side-bars and single-page expansions of particular themes, suitable for reproduction as handouts.

When I opened my eyes, I was no longer myself. I had become the villainess of a zombie apocalypse, seconds away from being bitten. “Wait, stop!” I screamed, but the story’s heroes only turned and fled. Five minutes into my possession, a zombie’s teeth sank into my flesh.

And yet… I didn’t die. “P–Penelope?! How are you still alive?” When I returned unscathed, everyone looked at me as if I’d risen from the grave. The heroine, Lilia, burst into tears and threw her arms around me, trembling with relief. Her warmth, her scent—it stirred something feral inside me. Just one bite, I thought. These were the people who abandoned me.

Surely, one bite wouldn’t hurt… right? But no. I wouldn’t give in. I’d endure. I’d survive this. I’d live. If I could just hold out until the cure was found, maybe I could be human again. So, I stayed by their side, hiding my secret—that I was no longer one of them. I was a zombie. Except… something’s gone terribly wrong.

“I’ll protect you next time.” “Don’t tell me to leave you again. I won’t.” Wait—what is happening here?! Why are they all acting like this?! I’m supposed to be the villainess (and a zombie), not the one they’re falling for! When did this turn into that kind of story?!

A darkly comedic, pulse-racing fantasy about a zombie villainess who survives the apocalypse, only to discover that the real danger isn’t the zombies outside… it’s everything (and everyone) else inside.

The original story behind the hit anime adaptation—Why Raeliana Ended Up at the Duke’s Mansion. Fated to be poisoned by her betrothed, Eunha Park didn’t wake up inside a novel just to die again as an unfortunate extra!

Now living as Raeliana McMillan, the side character whose death was meant to set the story in motion, she takes destiny into her own hands with a daring proposal: a temporary, fake engagement with the empire’s most powerful and dangerous man—Duke Noah Volstaire Wynknight, the novel’s dangerously charming yet ruthlessly calculating male lead. In exchange for keeping one of his darkest political secrets buried, the Duke agrees to protect her. But life as his “fiancée” proves anything but simple. Behind his angelic smile lies an icy heart, and every encounter pulls her deeper into a web of courtly secrets, royal intrigue, and a dangerously shifting affection that blurs the line between deception and desire. Raeliana may have escaped one doomed engagement, only to find herself bound to another—one far more treacherous, and infinitely harder to resist. But will this cold-hearted, angel-faced demon truly save her from her fate… or rewrite it entirely?

Exclusive to this English print edition is a special cover design created especially for collectors.

Why Raeliana Ended Up at the Duke’s Mansion is a captivating romance-fantasy about fate, ambition, and the peril of falling for the man who was never meant to be hers.

• A5 paperback notebook with 144 lined pages
• Premium paper with rounded corners
• Compact and lightweight

• 24 sheets of 18 x 24 inch (45 x 61 cm) paper
• 6 unique patterns

• Softcover binding in standard A5 size (5.75 x 8.25 inches)—perfectly portable for everyday use
• 144 acid-free dotted pages, ideal for sketching, journaling, note-taking, or mixing images with text
• An inner back pocket for tucking away notes, keepsakes, or on-the-go inspirations

• A5 paperback notebook with 144 lined pages
• Premium paper with rounded corners
• Compact and lightweight

• 24 sheets of 18 x 24 inch (45 x 61cm) paper
• 6 unique patterns

• Softcover binding and standard A5 size (5.75 x 8.25 inches)—compact and easy to take with you anywhere
• 144 acid-free dotted pages—ideal for bullet journaling, sketching, writing, or combining text and illustration
• An inner back pocket to store notes, receipts, or keepsakes while on the move

• His birth in the royal court to Kiritsubo, who comes to represent Genji's ideal of female beauty and grace.
• His lifelong obsession with Fujitsubo, one of the emperor's lovers and mother to Genji's son Ryozen.
• His romantic life with Murasaki, Fujitsubo's beautiful niece and Genji's favored lover. Though wary of his motivations at first, she becomes the true love of Genji's life.

• 24 sheets of 18 x 24 inch (45 x 61 cm) paper
• 6 unique patterns

• Softcover binding in standard A5 size (5.75 x 8.25 inches)—compact, portable, and easy to slip into your bag
• 144 lined, acid-free pages to capture your notes, reflections, and ideas without worry of yellowing over time
• An inner back pocket to conveniently store keepsakes, receipts, or small notes while on the go

• Softcover binding in standard A5 size (5.75 x 8.25 inches)—lightweight and easy to carry
• 144 acid-free, lined pages for journaling, note-taking, or planning your next harvest
• An inner back pocket to store notes, receipts, or little keepsakes

• 24 sheets of 18 x 24 inch (45 x 61 cm) paper
• 6 unique patterns

• 24 sheets of 18 x 24 inch (45 x 61 cm) paper
• 6 unique patterns

• 24 sheets of 18 x 24 inch (45 x 61 cm) paper
• 6 unique patterns

• Softcover binding in standard A5 size (5.75 x 8.25 inches)—light and portable for daily use
• 144 acid-free, blank pages—perfect for sketching, free writing, note-taking, or creative planning
• An inner back pocket to keep receipts, keepsakes, or small mementos tucked away

• Softcover binding in standard A5 size (5.75 x 8.25 inches), easy to carry wherever you go
• 144 acid-free dotted pages, perfect for bullet journaling, sketching, writing, or combining text and art
• An inner back pocket to store notes, mementos, or keepsakes safely

• Softcover binding in standard A5 size (5.75 x 8.25 inches)—lightweight and easy to carry anywhere
• 144 lined, acid-free pages to capture your thoughts, plans, and notes without worry of yellowing
• An inner back pocket for storing keepsakes, notes, or small paper treasures

Middle school presents unique challenges to those with autism/Asperger’s, but it can also be exciting and rewarding. Inclusive Programming addresses transitioning to and from middle school, and everything in between: hormones, cliques, bullying, aggression, and “fitting in.” The ingredients for success are pre-planning, frequent monitoring of progress, teacher training, and regular communication between all concerned. Add committed teachers, peer mentors/tutors, sensible allowances for individual students’ needs (extra test time, visual/oral format, less or different homework, etc.) as called for, and you have a recipe for success.

Helpful chapters include:

The remarkable history of Vancouver's Powell Street Festival and the proud Japanese Canadian community behind it

Paueru Gai, the Powell Street neighbourhood in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, was a place of early settlement and forced removal for Japanese Canadians during the shameful years of internment in World War II. But Paueru Gai is also a site of regeneration: Since 1977, a diverse array of people gathers every August in Vancouver's Oppenheimer Park and the surrounding neighborhood to honor and celebrate Japanese Canadian history, art, and culture. The Powell Street Festival is an act of empowerment that defines and redefines Japanese Canadian identity.

In Return to Paueru Gai: Fifty Years of Vancouver's Powell Street Festival, essays, photographs, archival images, and a chronology articulate the festival's crucial role in uplifting Vancouver's Japanese Canadian community and affirming its place in the history of the city. From taiko drumming and sumo wrestling to community food vendors and human rights advocacy, the festival and the people who make it happen come brilliantly alive in this wide-ranging, vibrant book.

Essay writers include Musqueam Elder Mary Point, the seniors of Tonari Gumi (the Japanese Community Volunteers Association), cultural worker Julia Aoki, journalist Charlie Smith, writer Angela May, and members of the Japanese Canadian Art and Activism Project.

Full color throughout.

Some of today’s most popular video games have been on the market for decades, while others barely make it days before disappearing forever. What differentiates the games that survive? This expansive look at modern video game development gives you an end-to-end, cross-disciplinary understanding of the people, processes, and core design principles you’ll need to create video games that thrive. 

Who Should Read This Book

This book is for anyone and everyone interested in working on and creating games, including:

• Aspiring game developers of any discipline.
• Veteran game developers looking to reframe their understanding of game development to account for modern trends and standards.
• Creative leaders who need to build and support environments where great video games are created.
• Game designers trying to improve their understanding of the business considerations that have felled so many recent games.
• User experience designers looking to understand, define, and expand their impact in the broader video game market.
• Producers struggling with the choice of business model or monetization choices for their games.
• Partners to video game developers like legal counsel, business development, venture capitalists, marketing, licensing, and human relations.

You’ll learn…

• A standard for basic game design principles.
• Foundational science and the art of universal player motivation, critical to informing decisions about the game.
• The modern gaming business, including live-service games.
• The roles that people and companies play in the game development process.
• A common language for game development techniques.
• How to achieve creative ideation and learn prioritization techniques.
• More advanced design topics to help games thrive over time.
• How to design games that encourage positive social experiences.
• Modern video gaming monetization techniques.
• To recognize common ethical and legal issues.
• About key video games hardware, software, engines, and platforms.
• What works and what doesn’t in gaming—showing common patterns in the industry and design struggles.
• Insights that will apply to teams and games of any size—from indie games to mega games

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does “game development” in the title mean this is a programming book? No. This book is intended for anyone who works on video games, and starts in Chapter 1, “What Makes Us Play,” by exploring universal player motivations. The word developer in video gaming, like the broader software industry, is used in many different ways. As discussed in Chapter 3, “Putting the Dev in Game Development,”while some folks believe “game development” refers only to programming, it is usually a more general term applied to the collective act of making a game across all disciplines (as demonstrated by the existence of the broader Game Developers Conference).
2. Is this book only useful for new game developers? This book is useful for game developers at any stage of their career. While it’s a fantastic overview for early career game developers, many veterans who reviewed this book mentioned that they pulled away new insights, especially from chapters like Chapter 9, “From Emergence to Prosocial Gaming.” and Chapter 11, “Efficient and Ethi-cal Economies.” Readers will walk away with a common language for game development techniques from chapters like Chapter 3 and Chapter 13, “The Good and Bad of Game Dev Processes,” that you can use with developers at any career stage.
3. Can I use this book to help my nonindustry partners understand game development? Absolutely! As I wrote this book, I wrote it with a secondary audience of partners like business development, legal, and other groups who don’t experience the industry in the same way. There are tons of folks who would benefit from an overview of the industry and our considerations all in one place. They’ll get the most out of chapters like Chapter 2, “The Living Business of Games,” and Chapter 10, “The Money Game,” which lay out the basic business models at play today, as well as Chapter 3, which will help folks understand why game development teams are so big and complex, and Chapter 7, “Engaging Players over Time,” and Chapter 8,“Creating Immersive Worlds,” which really help explain how games are different from other forms of entertainment.

Oswin Fields ha llegado a Tundra, el último lugar habitable en un mundo cubierto de hielo. Ahí lo han salvado de una muerte segura por hambre y frío.

Tuvo suerte: casi nunca dejan entrar a un extranjero. Aun así, Oswin es visto con recelo o franca repulsión. Hasta que lo llaman a la Escuela de Hechiceros del Hielo. Ahí habría podido vencer los prejuicios y demostrar su valía, pero lo que era una prueba para ganarse a sus compañeros se ha convertido en una lucha de vida o muerte para salvarse y salvarlos a ellos.

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Oswin Fields has arrived in Tundra, the last habitable place in a world covered in ice. There, he was rescued from certain death by hunger and cold.

He was lucky: outsiders are rarely allowed in. Even so, Oswin is met with suspicion and outright rejection. Until he’s summoned to the Ice Sorcerers’ School. There, he might have overcome prejudice and proven his worth, but what began as a test to earn his classmates’ respect has turned into a life-or-death struggle to save himself—and them.

“A woman born in South Africa has a greater chance of being raped than learning how to read.”

So begins Michelle Hattingh’s presentation for her Psychology honors thesis. For years, she has studied the perception of rape victims in her home city of Cape Town, one of the world’s capitals of gender-based violence. But on the night she receives her degree, Michelle and a friend are raped on the beach.

Despite the support from her loving middle-class family and many resources at her disposal, Michelle’s identity is eclipsed by the horrors of that night. By the taint she feels. By the fallout of friendships and jobs, and her harrowing treatment from police and doctors.

I’m The Girl Who Was Raped is Michelle’s reclamation of body, selfhood, and future. This urgent and myth-shattering debut memoir is the battle cry of a survivor—and an invitation to look beyond statistics to the women, daughters, friends, artists, and leaders who refuse to let abusers define them.

In the Shadows of the Springs I Saw is a masterclass in multimedia and a testimony to the enduring spaces that bear the burden of history.

Thirty miles east of Johannesburg, the town of Springs, South Africa boasts the second largest collection of Art Deco buildings in the world. From a prosperous gold mining era in the 1920s and ‘30s, through the forced removals of entire communities during Apartheid, and now in a time of revival—these buildings stood sentinel over it all.

In a series of photo essays, fictional monologues, and poems, Barbara Adair reimagines the architectural monograph to explore a city in liminal space, where legacies of decay and restoration, somber remembrance and celebration, violent exclusion and vibrant integration can be felt on every street corner.

This meticulously researched, fictionalized account of well-known American writers Paul and Jane Bowles peeks behind the curtain of their expatriate life in 1940s Morocco.

In self-imposed exile and free from the moralistic constraints of the West, Paul and Jane wrote, fought, and loved feverishly, both each other and others of all sexes. The passion, envy, and exuberance that defined their unconventional marriage thrived in sharp contrast to a country straining for independence under the thumb of its colonial keepers.

Told by Paul, Jane, and Belaquassim, Paul’s young Moroccan lover, In Tangier, We Killed the Blue Parrot is a study of contrasts—in the exotic, the erotic, the political, and the creative life.

An IACP Cookbook Award finalist.

A fascinating and eye-opening chronicle of the global history of oyster farming, the current state of the industry, and the possibilities of investing in oyster farming as a solution to food and climate challenges from veteran oyster farmer Dan Martino.

The oyster is one of Earth’s oldest animals, and fossil records show humans have enjoyed them for hundreds of thousands of years. But like so many other creatures, wild oysters were driven to near extinction by overconsumption and pollution. The Clean Water Act passed in 1972 marked a turning point for water quality, and decades later, we’re witnessing a renaissance in oyster culture as the rise of aquaculture (ocean farming) attempts to supply a growing demand for oysters that increases exponentially year after year.

Internationally renowned oyster farmer Dan Martino guides readers through this fascinating history before presenting a detailed breakdown of the current state of the oyster industry as only an insider can describe it. He discusses husbandry, nursery, and farm techniques; the practical side of working with local government to set up a farm; tips for selling into the market; and what qualities make for the perfect oyster. He details the various global styles of farming and the species of oysters farmed, explaining how they differ in size, texture, shape, and taste—characteristics referred to as “merroir,” to parallel the way “terroir” illuminates how the origin of place affects taste in wine.

The oyster has never been more relevant as we look to the future and the many challenges presented by climate change and a growing population. Martino explores how the current land-based food production system risks collapse as it tries to keep up with growing demand, and oyster farming, which uses no land and minimal freshwater input, is a natural alternative to more resource-intensive food sources. Oysters are also exceptionally good at capturing carbon, making them a necessary element in the quest for climate change solutions.

The Oyster Book is an exploration of the past, present, and future of humanity’s relationship with the oyster, highlighting how humans can learn from our mistakes and harness the oyster’s potential for a more sustainable future.

"A hundred miles from the mainland, half in the sea, half out of it. The rules are different here..." This wild and fantastical middle-grade adventure is steeped in Celtic folklore and is perfect for fans of Sophie Anderson.

All 13-year-old Blair Zielinski wants is a way off the remote Scottish island her parents have dragged her to. Roscoe is home to thousands of deer, a couple of hundred people, a complete lack of cell signal, and some unusual violet-eyed creatures.

Blair is miserable, until an otherworldly woman with antlers, one of the island's darkly magical fey folk, offers her an irresistible deal: complete three tasks and Blair's wish will be granted.

As she unravels the island's secrets, Blair soon discovers that a fey bargain cannot be broken, and her wish has put everyone on Roscoe at risk. Can Blair find a way to save her family, and the place at the edge of the silver sea that she has come to call home?

This wildly magical upper middle-grade fantasy explores family and friendship, the balance between humans and nature, and the people and places we embrace as our own. The Edge of the Silver Sea deftly weaves Celtic mythology and folklore with themes of environmentalism. This is the captivating US debut from Alex Mullarky: a bold new voice in children's fiction.

A cry in the dark, gentle yet penetrating…sly and sweet, wistful and winsome and altogether lovable. —New York Times

mɔɹnɪŋ [morning//mourning] is a performance text for an experimental opera that tells the story of what would transpire if all humans disappeared from Earth, starting in the present day and moving to 1.6 billion years into the future when life can no longer survive on the planet. Five characters guide the audience through the changes on Earth as forests grow back, new species evolve, and the human-made world erodes away. This work is a fantastical and playful exploration into the dire political and ethical contradictions that structure current human relations with nature.

He laces his fingers into my hair and slowly draws me in, his powerful hand gently threaded into the wet strands. I whimper, from fear more so than pain. It doesn’t hurt. But each word is enunciated as he warns, “Do. Not. Ever. Steal. From. Me. Again.”

Corliss Bell would do anything to bring her older sister, Aven, back to life. She’d give up her dreams of being a professional ballerina. She’d resign herself to never leaving the small seaside town of The Pins. Hell, she’d even make a deal with a demon. After all, demons are masters of death.

When a town mystic tells Corliss there’s a demon living nearby who may be the key in returning Aven to life, she’s emboldened by the idea of getting her beloved sister back. Corliss sneaks into the demon’s dilapidated mansion to beg for his help. But instead of finding him, she discovers a pair of enchanted red ballet slippers and steals them. The demon comes to reclaim what is his but finds Corliss and the slippers hopelessly intertwined. He imprisons her in his mansion, forcing her to dance for him every evening as punishment for stealing. Far from a helpless captive, Corliss begins working out a plan to bring Aven back to life, as soon as she can convince the demon—Orrin—to help her.

Hauntingly beautiful, with lush prose and a vividly creepy atmosphere, A Dance With Death is a compulsively juicy read that will wind its way into your psyche. Part horror, part magic—this is the gothic love story you didn't know you were missing.

Las aventuras de Dani y Dorian continúan.

El cómic de Webtoon que ha enamorado a más de 800.000 lectores en todo el mundo.

Dani y Dorian Wytte han vivido un montón de aventuras desde que perdieron aquel autobús a la escuela. Con sus padres y el resto de los brujos sedientos de venganza, y con los no-magos cada vez más acorralados, Dani y Dorian no saben de qué lado estar… ni si realmente quieren pertenecer a alguno. Y eso incluye a su hermano, Damien, que ha desaparecido sin dejar rastro tras su coronación como Rey de los Brujos.

Los mellizos deberán emprender un viaje a través del desierto hacia nuevos reinos para encontrar a sus amigos desaparecidos. En esta nueva aventura, descubrirán las crueles consecuencias del legado de los no-magos, el poder que corre por las venas de los Wytte y lo duro que es no sentirse nunca a salvo.

Por suerte, no están solos.

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The adventures of Dani and Dorian continue.

The Webtoon comic that has captivated more than 800,000 readers worldwide.

Dani and Dorian Wytte have been through countless adventures since they missed that bus to school. With their parents and the rest of the witches thirsting for revenge, and the non-magic folk increasingly cornered, Dani and Dorian don’t know which side to take… or if they even want to belong to one. And that includes their brother, Damien, who has vanished without a trace after his coronation as the King of Witches.

The twins must embark on a journey across the desert to new kingdoms in search of their missing friends. In this new adventure, they will uncover the cruel consequences of the non-magic legacy, the power running through the Wytte bloodline, and the harsh reality of never truly feeling safe.

Luckily, they are not alone.

¡Sumérgete en el mágico mundo de la exitosa serie de cómics Hooky!

Pinta a tus brujos favoritos en este fantástico libro oficial de colorear. En su interior encontrarás más de 90 páginas de ilustraciones preciosas, diseños divertidos y escenas mágicas. Dani, Dorian, Nico, Mónica y el resto de los amigos (¡incluso Minino y Carlo!) sacarán tu lado más artístico. Sácales punta a tus colores y prepárate para sumergirte en el mundo de Hooky.

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Dive into the magical world of the hit comic series Hooky!

Color your favorite witches in this fantastic official coloring book. Inside, you’ll find over 90 pages of beautiful illustrations, fun designs, and magical scenes. Dani, Dorian, Nico, Monica, and the rest of the gang (even Minino and Carlo!) will bring out your artistic side. Sharpen your pencils and get ready to immerse yourself in the world of Hooky.

El cómic de gran éxito de Webtoon sobre las aventuras de dos brujos en un universo con ecos de Harry Potter.

Dos mellizos, una profecía y un mundo lleno de magia.

Todo se complica cuando los mellizos Dani y Dorian pierden el autobús a la Escuela de Magia. Lo que debía ser el principio de su educación como brujos terminará en una serie de aventuras —y algún que otro lío— en las que conocerán a nuevos amigos de lo más dispares: Nico, el más rebelde de todos los chicos del lugar; la cursi y romántica princesa Monica; el apuesto y reservado Mark; a Pendragon, el mentor más despistado, e incluso una mascota de lo más extraña. Lo que Dani y Dorian no se esperaban era ser perseguidos por varias familias mágicas muy poderosas, que creen que uno de ellos dos es el Rey de las Brujas de una profecía.

Este singular grupo de amigos deberá unirse para arreglar todos los malentendidos que han causado sus travesuras, pero ¿podrán arreglar también los conflictos del reino de una vez por todas?

The hit Webtoon comic about the adventures of two witches in a universe reminiscent of Harry Potter.

Two twins, a prophecy, and a world full of magic

Things get complicated when twins Dani and Dorian miss the bus to the Magic School. What was supposed to be the beginning of their education as witches turns into a series of adventures—and a few mishaps—where they meet a diverse group of new friends: Nico, the most mischievous boy around; the sweet and romantic Princess Monica; the handsome and reserved Mark; Pendragon, the most absent-minded mentor; and even a very peculiar pet. What Dani and Dorian never expected was to be pursued by several powerful magical families who believe that one of them is the Witch King of a prophecy.

This unique group of friends must come together to fix all the misunderstandings caused by their mischief, but will they also be able to resolve the kingdom’s conflicts once and for all?

1854. New York. Eunice sits in what will become Central Park and wonders if something is going horribly wrong.
2027. London. Clare falls in love as the streets begin to flood.
2100. Svalbard. Ana hears a baby crying in the seed vault.

The world is ending, sure. But what happens in between?

Flora Wilson Brown's The Beautiful Future is Coming is a fresh, fast-paced, and funny play covering 250 years of climate crisis—a powerful story about holding onto hope and humanity against all odds.