New York 2140

Author: Kim Stanley Robinson

Book Locations
  • Hudson Yards

    Hudson Yards is transformed by the rising sea levels, becoming a crucial location in the story.

  • Times Square

    Times Square is submerged, yet it remains a significant cultural and historical reference in the narrative.

  • Wall Street

    Wall Street, now underwater, symbolizes the financial collapse and environmental changes in the novel.

  • East Village

    East Village adapts to the new reality of a waterlogged New York, serving as a key location.

  • Central Park

    In "New York 2140," Central Park remains a green haven amidst the flooded city, serving as a focal point for the novel's environmental themes.

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