Part one. The front line: How the climate movement rebooted itself -- What climate activists learned from 2009 -- The problem with enemy narratives -- The myth gap -- Collapsitarianism -- Part two. Myths for a new century: A larger us -- A longer now -- A better good life -- Redemption -- Restoration -- Part three. The everlasting covenant: The real Indiana Jones -- Things fall apart -- And all shall be well -- Part four. And we all lived happily ever after: We are the battleground -- The social is political -- The power of collective storytelling -- Technology and the future of myth -- Eden 2.0.

Once upon a time our society was rich in stories. They united us and helped us to understand the world and ourselves. We called them myths. Today, we have a myth gap. Does that matter? The author argues powerfully and persuasively that it does.