Long Way to a Small Angry Planet is an incredible book by her. Highly recommend.
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Cool.
Could u briefly explain why? Im curious!
The characters were really compelling, I loved the main character, and particularly the chef. It also engaged with Agi in a really fun way
TY!
Could u briefly explain why u like her/why it's good?
Haven't read this one yet. But u bet ill read it!
First I'm hearing about her, but I'm glad you brought her up as I'm on an SF kick right now finishing up Peter Watts. Thanks
Ha! For the record, i published several Watts stories, and i also interviewed him. Unfortunately i sucked at that at the time, so its not a great itw. Enjoy:
https://sfss.space/short-interview-2-peter-watts
Now i do better interview. This one for example, with a young & talented 20yo Nigerian author, was a real blast:
Very cool. I'll check them both out, thanks
My pleasure.
Some reading for those of u who don't know her.
Solarpunk
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solarpunk
Hopepunk
Ah, and im French! But im fascinated by both vietnamese & anglo-american cultures.