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. The emotional investment in these fictional lives is immense, and a big part of why people love fiction so much. So science fiction can explore not just what might happen, but how it might feel, and what it might mean. This means that science fiction has to work as fiction to work at all, which means it must have characters the reader can move inside; the old notion that science fiction was only "about ideas" was not correct. It's best when the fiction part of it is best.In your Science in the Capitol series, the reaction to climate change of ambassadors from the fictional Buddhist state of Khembalung are compared to the reaction of American characters. Does Buddhism inform your writing? Does Buddhism have something to teach us about environmental issues?Some of my novels are about various aspects of Buddhism, while others are not. Certainly Science in the Capital (which consists of Forty Signs of Rain, Fifty Degrees Below, and Sixty Days and Counting),[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], The Years of Rice and Salt and Escape From Kathmandu