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What did literature reveal about climate change, extraction, species loss and environmental transformation before the term "Anthropocene" was coined? With a global and comparative perspective, this handbook illuminates how writers before 1945 envisioned the interconnectedness of humans, animals, technologies, and environments. Covering multiple literary forms and genres like mythology, colonial writing, avant-garde poetry, Black naturalism, novels, short fiction, the volume traces literary responses to land transformation, mining, terraforming, colonialism, and more-than-human worlds. Handbook to the Literary History of the Early Anthropocene offers fresh insight into how literary history can be rethought from a contemporary ecocritical perspective, and how literature engaged with planetary change long before it became a recognized framework for understanding human history.