Fiction
“The Chaperone” — Working Futures: 12 Speculative Fiction Stories About the Future of Work (Kindle, paperback), 2019
“Black Ice City” — Glass and Gardens: Solarpunk Winters, coming January 7, 2020 (preorder paperback, Kindle, ebook, iTunes, Nook)
“Under The Grid” — The Weight of Light, 2019. Reprinted in Grist. Podcast review
“The Mammoth Steps” — Terraform, 2018
“Mend and Make Do” — runner up, Writing The Future health sci-fi contest, 2017
“Sunshine State” (with Adam Flynn) — winner, Everything Change 2016 climate fiction contest
“Under This Rock” — Little Blue Marble, 2019
The Games That Got Us Through — a visitation of Emerge Festival 2016 (in collaboration with Adam Flynn and Bryce Hidysmith)
“The Lighthouse Keeper” — in Energy Overlays, a book of designs from the Land Art Generator Initiative‘s 2018 Melbourne design competition
The Art of World War C — speculative propaganda from America’s climate mobilization (writeup, interview)
Nonfiction
On the Political Dimensions of Solarpunk — Medium, 2015
“What does it mean to BE a solarpunk?” — Solarpunks.net, 2019
The Future Is Also Messier Than You Think — Drawn Futures: Arizona 2045
Why Climate Fiction? — Imaginary Papers, 2019
Ghost Stories in the Machine — Imaginary Papers, 2018
Tech & the left interview #3 — Fully Automated Luxury Communism Newsletter, 2018
Nothing Here But Us Solar Powered Punks — Nothing Here newsletter guest co-edit, 2019
Lessons from the History of Environmentalism — Socialist Forum, 2019 (as part the DSA Ecosocialist Working Group Research Subcommittee)
Can Sports Survive Our Environmental Crisis? — Slate, 2016
When Disaster Is Always Looming — Slate, 2018 (with Milan Shrestha)
My Dumb Tweet About Owl Orgasms and Socialism Went Viral — Slate, 2017
How to Fix Avengers: Infinity War — Medium, 2018
A/V
Interview on Working Futures — Techdirt Podcast Episode 231
SolarPunk and going Post-Post-Apocalyptic — re:publica 2018
The Climate Fiction Episode — The Sustainability Review Podcast
Low Carbon Leisure in Solarpunk Futures — re:publica Sequencer Los Angeles 2018
What Sci-Fi Futures Can (and Can’t) Teach Us About AI Policy — fiction panel (starts 1:44:38)
Limited Engagement 116 — interview on Holum Press and Oasis (starts 0:13:15)
Social
@andrewdhudson — Twitter
Ignore All Warnings — tumblr
Collaborations
Oasis — Holum Press
Imaginary College — Center for Science and the Imagination
A.I. Policy Futures — Center for Science and the Imagination and Open Technology Institute
@DSAM4A — Democratic Socialists for Medicare for All
