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: Sue Burke (mount_oregano) wrote,
2018-02-12 09:34:00

Sue Burke
mount_oregano
2018-02-12 09:34:00

“Semiosis” release update

As you know, my novel Semiosis was released last week to all the fanfare Tor and I could muster. Here are some recent highlights:

You can read reviews (beware, spoilers) by Liz Bourke, and at The Verge.

I wrote a column about the novel for John Scalzi’s Big Idea series at his blog, Whatever, asking: Who is in charge of the plant where you live? There’s also an interview at MyLifeMyBooksMyEscape.com.

For more about the novel, visit https://semiosispax.com/.

— Sue Burke

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