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All that comes to mind is fiction written by "permaculturists":
 
Although I haven't read it, I hear nothing but good things about Ursula K Le 
Guin's 'Always Coming Home'.
 
And while I've devoured Wendell Berry's poetry and essays, I've haven't 
gotten around to his fiction (A Place on Earth, Jayber Crow).
 
'Last of the Husbandmen' Gene Logsdon
 
and finally I hear Heather Flores (Food Not Lawns) is working on some novels. 
 

-Roman
Children's Permaculture Guild

any permaculture based writing out there.  I know that there is a lot of 
dystopian stuff, but I am curious to know if any writers have picked up on 
the sustainability thread and started to run with it yet?
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Molly Gloss, Dazzle of Day
http://www.mollygloss.com/dazzle.html

Judith Moffett, Holy Ground trilogy (I  haven't read this third book) and
Pennterra
http://www.judithmoffett.com/the_bird_shaman_108975.htm
http://weightlessbooks.com/format/book/pennterra/?ap_id=judithmoffett

Sheri Tepper, most of her novels have an ecological sensibility. I'd start
with the latest one.

Joan Slonczewski, A Door into Ocean
http://biology.kenyon.edu/slonc/books/adoor_art/adoor_study.htm