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Hello friends! In this episode, I chat with author Henry Lien about his new book, Spring, Summer, Asteroid, Bird, which is all about 4 Act Eastern storytelling, the Japanese term for which is Kishōtenketsu. We discuss the book, East vs. West storytelling, and especially how Eastern storytelling can be a vital tool for solarpunk stories.
LINKS Ep. 36: Solarpunk and 4 Act Eastern Storytelling with Author Henry Lien
* Spring, Summer, Asteroid, Bird by Henry Lien (plus the song)
* Henry’s website (especially see his page on Spring, Summer, Asteroid, Bird, which has a list of essays and podcasts on the book, and his page on classes/events).
* To be notified of future classes Henry’s teaching, sign up for his newsletter.
* Link to sign up to be notified when Sue has online solarpunk writing classes available
(transcript available on substack)
Bright Green Futures is a newsletter/podcast and lifts up stories about a more sustainable and just world and to talk about the struggle to get there. Check out the Hopeful Climate Fiction list for further reading. The best way to support the show is to subscribe and share the stories with your friends: BrightGreenFutures.wtf
https://brightgreenfutures.substack.com/p/hopeful-climate-fiction
By Susan Kaye Quinn5
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Hello friends! In this episode, I chat with author Henry Lien about his new book, Spring, Summer, Asteroid, Bird, which is all about 4 Act Eastern storytelling, the Japanese term for which is Kishōtenketsu. We discuss the book, East vs. West storytelling, and especially how Eastern storytelling can be a vital tool for solarpunk stories.
LINKS Ep. 36: Solarpunk and 4 Act Eastern Storytelling with Author Henry Lien
* Spring, Summer, Asteroid, Bird by Henry Lien (plus the song)
* Henry’s website (especially see his page on Spring, Summer, Asteroid, Bird, which has a list of essays and podcasts on the book, and his page on classes/events).
* To be notified of future classes Henry’s teaching, sign up for his newsletter.
* Link to sign up to be notified when Sue has online solarpunk writing classes available
(transcript available on substack)
Bright Green Futures is a newsletter/podcast and lifts up stories about a more sustainable and just world and to talk about the struggle to get there. Check out the Hopeful Climate Fiction list for further reading. The best way to support the show is to subscribe and share the stories with your friends: BrightGreenFutures.wtf
https://brightgreenfutures.substack.com/p/hopeful-climate-fiction

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