The article presents a conversation in a bookstore about recent fiction focused on climate change themes. Notable mentions include Bruno Arpaia's "Il mondo senza inverno," which reflects on humanity’s relationship with technology against the backdrop of a climate crisis that has led climate migrants to Northern territories like Sweden. It explores moral and ethical considerations related to technology amidst environmental disaster.

Additionally, the article highlights Ian McEwan's new release, "Quello che possiamo sapere," which addresses the impending consequences of global warming, suggesting that the world will eventually be submerged. This narrative also delves into the intricate relationship between humans and technology while confronting the reality of impending ecological crises.

Francesco Pecoraro's work, "La fine del mondo," further expands on the theme, positing that the less individuals view climate change as their responsibility, the more they engage in destructive behaviors, under the guise of technological advancement. This highlights a critical discourse on how society's detachment from accountability may lead to further environmental degradation.