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Jennifer Marie Brissett Brings the Myth of Persephone and Demeter to a New World in Destroyer of Light

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Vandana Singh Breaks the Laws of Physics Very Carefully in Ambiguity Machines

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In Theory of Bastards, a Misanthropic Scientist Sees Humanity in Bonobos’ Sexual Exploits

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The Upside of Dystopia: Meg Elison’s Characters are Free to be Themselves in The Book of Flora

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Martha Wells Discusses the Making of Murderbot, Everyone’s Favorite Soap-Opera Loving, Snark-Spewing Killing Machine

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I Want to be a Clone: Murder Victims Investigate Their Own Deaths in Mur Lafferty’s Six Wakes

March 24, 2018August 27, 2018 robwolfbooks

Alien Artifacts and Talking Squid: A Conversation with Prolific Sci-Fi Author Tim Pratt

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Meg Elison’s The Book of Etta Explores Gender, Writing, and Memory

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In David Walton’s The Genius Plague, a Mind-Bending Fungus Takes the Next Great Step in Evolution

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The Martians Return in the Official Sequel to The War of the Worlds (and They’re as Scary as Ever)