Climate Change, Cultural Trends and Literature: Global Perspectives is a thought-provoking collection of chapters exploring the intersections of climate, culture, and literature in the contemporary world. Featuring contributions from scholars and writers across the globe, this volume offers anuanced understanding of the ways in which climate change is shaping cultural trends and literary representations, focusing on the emerging areas like, Petrofiction, Animal Studies, Post-human ecocriticism, Eco-children literature, Disability studies, Speculative fiction, Environmental stewardship, Ecofeminism, Marginalized communities, etc. From the impact of rising sea levels on coastal communities to the cultural politics of climate activism, this book tackles the most pressing issues of our time. Through a diverse range of perspectives and approaches, Climate Change, Cultural Trends and Literature: Global Perspectives, provides a timely and essential exploration of the cultural and literary implications of climate change.