Summary

Climate activist Keya Chatterjee’ s THE REVOLUTION WILL NOT BE RATED G, a speculative climate romance about fighting fascism while hitting on the most fun romance tropes— from enemies to lovers to fake engagements— giving readers a pathway out of the darkness of this moment in a light, but ultimately provocative, spicy romp.

Author Biography

Keya Chatterjee started her career in the science division at NASA and she has been a climate activist for twenty years, including ten years as Executive Director of US Climate Action Network and five years as board chair of the Sunrise Movement, where she currently serves. Keya has blockaded pipelines, led trainings, and planned mass mobilizations. THE REVOLUTION WILL NOT BE RATED G is her first novel. She previously published a nonfiction book, The Zero Footprint Baby: How to Save the Planet While Raising a Healthy Baby, as well as op-eds in outlets such as Newsweek, Reuters, and Huffington Post.

Chapter One: “ It is our duty to fight for our freedom” - Assata Shakur (response) Chapter Two: “ It is our duty to win” (call) Chapter Three: It is our duty to win (response) Chapter Four: “ The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” – Gil Scott-Heron Chapter Five: “ We must love each other and protect each other” - Assata Shakur Chapter Six: We have nothing to lose but our chains Chapter Seven: “ It is our duty to fight for our freedom” - Assata Shakur (call) Chapter Eight: Forget Your Perfect Offering (Aria) Chapter Nine: Forget Your Perfect Offering (Neil) Chapter Ten: Just Ring The Bells That Still Can Ring (call) [1650 words] Chapter Eleven: Just Ring the Bells that Still Can Ring (response) [1832 words] Chapter Twelve: There is a Crack in Everything Chapter Thirteen: There is a Crack in Everything (response) Chapter Fourteen: That’ s how the light gets in Chapter Fifteen: “ I have not come here alone” - Peace Poets Chapter Sixteen: I Carry My People In My Bones Chapter Seventeen: If you Listen You Can Hear them in my Soul Chapter Eighteen: “ We need the storm, the whirlwind, and the earthquake” -Frederick Douglass Chapter Nineteen: “ We Rise, Humbly Hearted” -Batya Levine Chapter Twenty– With spirit to guide us. Chapter Twenty-One: In hope, in prayer, we find ourselves here. Chapter Twenty-two: In hope, in prayer we’ re right here. Chapter Twenty-Three: All of the children Chapter Twenty Four: With tears and with courage Chapter Twenty-Five: Hey Ho, Hey Ho Chapter Twenty-Six: Sister, We See You, We Love You, and We Need You Chapter Twenty-Seven: Allies Here To Turn the Tide Chapter Twenty-Eight: Ancestor Surround Us Chapter Twenty-Nine: “ We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest” - Bernice Johnson Reagan Chapter Thirty: We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest Until It Comes Chapter Thirty-one: Until the Killing of Black Men… Is As Important as the Killing of White Men Chapter Thirty-Two: Passing on to others that which was passed on to me Chapter Thirty-Three: I’ ll bow to no man’ s word Chapter Thirty-Four: Young People Have the Courage Where We Fail Chapter Thirty-Five: I need to be one in the number as we stand against tyranny Chapter Thirty-Six: Struggling myself don’ t mean a whole lot, I’ ve come to realize Chapter Thirty-Seven: I’ m a woman who speaks in a voice and I must be heard Chapter Thirty-Eight: Teaching others to stand up and fight is the only way struggle survives Epilogue: We who believe in freedom cannot rest

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