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“Semiosis” has its own site

If you’re here because I wrote the novel Semiosis, welcome!

You might also enjoy the website devoted entirely to the novel. It has a blog, scenes that didn’t make it into the book, short stories, essays, and the full Constitution.

You can find it here:

https://semiosispax.com/

 

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