Find out the latest Habitat Press updates, interviews, news, competitions, research and ways to get involved by reading the latest articles and posts.
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If you’ve read one of our books, especially from our YA range, and you’re interested in educational resources and related activity packs, check out our Educational Resources.
Are you a writer looking for a place to submit your writing? Check out our submissions process and how to get involved via the Green Stories Project.
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Interview with Author Laura Baggaley about Nourish
Launched in July 2026, Nourish is a gripping eco-conscious thriller – for young adults and the young at heart – and perfect holiday reading! We interviewed Laura Baggaley, author of both Nourish and Dirt, two of Habitat Press’s novels for teenage readers, about her latest book. Here’s our Q&A with Laura… Your first book, Dirt,
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Interview with Matthew Hanson-Kahn
Matthew Hanson-Kahn is another great author who contributed to the anthology No More Fairy Tales: Stories to Save Our Planet, with his short story about coral planting.
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Interview with Author Elizabeth Kurucz
Elizabeth Kurucz is another one of our brilliant authors who contributed to the anthology No More Fairy Tales: Stories to Save Our Planet. Her short story Ground Up was a winner in the 2022 Green Stories short story competition.
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Interview with Author Andrew Dana Hudson
Andrew Dana Hudson is one of the authors who contributed to our anthology, No More Fairy Tales: Stories to Save Our Planet. His story manages the difficult task of making carbon dioxide removal truly entertaining while also addressing issues around the ethics of excessive wealth and inequality.
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Interviews with Authors Contributing to Stories from the Microbial World
Habitat Press published this little gem of an anthology in November 2024, following a Green Stories ‘Microbes to the Rescue!’ short story competition sponsored by the Environmental Biotechnology Network (EBNet) and the ‘Clean vs Green’ short story competition, supported by the University of Southampton. The goal was to raise awareness of the environmental and health
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Interview with Editor Rananda Rich
Rananda Rich is the editor of The Last Plastic Fork and Other Green Epiphanies, an anthology of green flash fiction arising from the Green Stories Project 2025 writing competition.
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Interview with Scriptwriter Martin Hastie
Martin Hastie is a stand-up comedian and scriptwriter who, with Steve Willis, wrote several stories for our first anthology No More Fairy Tales.
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Interview with Author David Fell
David Fell is the author of Visco and creator of The Adventures of Cute and Maggie.
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Interview with Author Steve Willis
We talked to Steve Willis, joint author of Fairhaven, a prize winner in the 2023 Green Stories Novel Prize.
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Interview with Author Laura Baggaley about Dirt
Laura Baggaley is the author of our first novel for a teenage audience, a dystopian eco-romance Dirt.
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Interview with Author Denise Baden
D.A. Baden is the founder of Habitat Press and author of both our first-ever publication, Habitat Man, and her newest book, The Philosopher and the Assassin.