Sue Burke, author of Semiosis and Interference, in conversation

station 11 was one that I read the first the first half of the stand and a couple of other things as well as fiction was jumping off the page and becoming real it wasn't an entirely pleasant experience

station 11 was one that I read the first the first half of the stand and a couple of other things as well as fiction was jumping off the page and becoming real it wasn't an entirely pleasant experience

I don't know if I would describe the time travel's wife as a romance necessary but there certain element of that certainly a love story and I sol like a baby at that one

I like the robotic element of the plot um was pretty cool I enjoyed that too which I was I guess not expecting that was a neat addition.