Though it wasn’t unexplored territory before, there’s been such an uptick in environmental fiction the last decade that it now has its own short-hand: cli-fi. Though usually that term refers to stories of a science fiction nature. So, what about horror? Can’t really call that ho-fi. Or hi-fi. Maybe we should ask Alex Ebenstein, the founder of Dread Stone Press, and editor of the new anthology Field Notes From A Nightmare: An Anthology Of Ecological Horror (paperback, Kindle). Or we could just ask him about this collection, which is what I did in the following email interview.