Dans « Et puis la pluie », Judith Vanistendael se tient au chevet des migrants belges de 2071

Judith Vanistendael’s Et puis la pluie is a speculative fiction work set in 2071 that explores the theme of Belgian climate migration. The novel examines the lives of climate refugees within a near-future dystopian framework, addressing ecological collapse and displacement through intimate character study. This speculative approach aligns with the dark alternative literary tradition, engaging with climate catastrophism and post-capitalist anxieties that resonate with contemporary critical theory discussions of environmental futures and social breakdown.

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