New York 2140
In the year 2140, New York City thrives as a watery metropolis after catastrophic sea-level rise. Kim Stanley Robinson weaves a compelling vision of resilience, where diverse characters confront the realities of a climate-altered world, turning adversity into innovation and interconnected living.
About This Book
New York 2140 by Kim Stanley Robinson is set in a near-future world where sea levels have risen dramatically, reshaping the iconic city into a network of canals and islands.
The narrative captures the ingenuity of New York's residents as they build lives amid environmental change, blending everyday struggles with broader societal shifts.
Robinson's story highlights themes of adaptation and community in the face of global warming, drawing on the city's enduring spirit.
Through vivid descriptions, the book examines how infrastructure, economy, and human connections evolve in this altered urban landscape.
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