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Green Sci-Fi from Bacigalupi's 'Pump Six'
July 2, 2008 - 9:19pm — Bibliofuture
Sci-fi writer Paolo Bacigalupi uses real environmental science as a starting point for his stories. His collection, called Pump Six, describes a near future where massive droughts create a black market for calories.
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I bought this for my library and just finished reading it, and enjoyed it.