So pleased to see that this book continues to have momentum out in the world! Very much appreciate this brilliantly written new book review from All Our Yesterdays, an innovative site keeping track of the recent and not-so-recent history of climate landmarks, climate action, and the sordid and continuing history of denialism on this planet. You can access the entire review here. Here's a quick excerpt: "The lush narration within The Afterlife Project conjures smells, sounds, textures, and visuals of a planet that should be, of soil that we should long to kneel upon, of animals that deserve to live unfettered by the whims of humans.

I’m thrilled to announce that I'll be leading a new writers' workshop and craft masterclass in Oaxaca, November 14-21, 2026! If you're writing in any genre, consider giving yourself the gift of a week-long generative workshop and craft masterclass in this very spectacular corner of the world. In addition to the writing focus we’ll be doing plenty off-the-beaten track exploration of the area’s amazing artistic, archaeological, natural, and gustatory riches, and we’ll have parallel activities during the daily writing workshop for non-writer friends and significant others, such as hands-on cooking and/or Spanish classes.

I’m thrilled to give you a first look at the cover of my upcoming novel, to be released in paperback, audiobook, or ebook on May 26, 2026!  The Gatepost is about a lost scientist desperate to find his way home to rural Vermont, and a daughter trying to solve the mystery of her father’s disappearance twenty years later. It’s a contemporary love story wrapped in a speculative thriller blending science and ancient cosmology that propels its characters beyond the boundaries of space, time, and the human mind. You can read more about it…

with authors Ash Davidson, Wren James, Tim Weed, Kate Woodworth, and Emma Pattee

Below is a review of The Afterlife Project by Tim Weed, kindly written by @kinkeeper.bsky.social. Articles that appear in my doom-scroll feed about the destruction of our Earth’s natural resources get...

Below is a review of The Afterlife Project by Tim Weed, kindly written by @kinkeeper.bsky.social. Articles that appear in my doom-scroll feed about the destruction of our Earth’s natural resources get...

It's an honor to be in such excellent company as one of Tam Sparks (of Books, Bones & Buffy fame) Favorite Science Fiction books of 2025! "A thrilling and immersive adventure story, The Afterlife Project combines complex, thoughtful themes with relatable characters and bittersweet emotion . . . Tim Weed’s latest novel is a gripping and emotional time travel/post apocalyptic adventure with a fair amount of science backing everything up.

Peru: Ancient Cultures, Natural Wonders. April 8-19, 2026. As some of you may know, I have a long history with Peru (scroll down for photos from some of my travel there in the early aughts) and hav…

Peru: Ancient Cultures, Natural Wonders. April 8-19, 2026. As some of you may know, I have a long history with Peru (scroll down for photos from some of my travel there in the early aughts) and have been planning a friends’ trip back to the country in collaboration with my friend and fellow Middlebury graduate, distinguished documentary filmmaker Amy Bucher.  It's going to be an amazing, once-in-a-lifetime experience! We’ll be running the trip in collaboration with the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center (BMAC): here's a link with all the details…

This 59 minute interview with the delightful Addie Thompson of Where the Climate Things Are was so much fun! We talk about, among other things: Growing up between Vermont and Denver and discovering a love of winter and skiing How fly fishing — in various locations throughout the US, including my favorite, Kennebago Lake — became a lifelong practice Trip leading, group dynamics, and what time in the wilderness reveals about human connection Why geological time, mass extinctions, and perspective helped him write through climate anxiety The role of fiction in shifting climate paradigms and building new climate mythologies Click here to watch the whole interview View this post on Instagram

YouTube video by Brattleboro Literary Festival

"WESTMINSTER — Local author Tim Weed's fascinating new book, "The Afterlife Project" is a work of speculative fiction that features a post-apocalyptic sea voyage on a vintage sailing yacht, lovers separated by 10,000 years of time, and pervasive dangers both physical and psychological. The novel bounces between two time periods — one 40 years in the future, when the human species faces imminent extinction because of climate disaster and infertility, and another 10 millenniums ahead, when the Earth, having "recovered" from the destructive forces of human civilization and the total collapse of its infrastructures, is once again teeming with abundant wildlife and natural beauty.