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News · 28 May 2026

Helen Phillips wins Climate Fiction Prize

Helen Phillips wins Climate Fiction Prize

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Narratives exploring the future impact of AI and climate change are gaining significant literary recognition. The 2026 Climate Fiction Prize was presented to Helen Phillips for her AI-era thriller, Hum, as revealed in an announcement on May 27. This novel depicts a world where people must pay for fresh air and nature, securing the £10,000 prize.

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