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Publishers WeeklyAugust 2013 Scottish author MacLeod bolsters his tight, brilliant 2001 alternate-history novella with two supporting essays and a lengthy…
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Ken MacLeod, The Human Front in Peace News
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The Human Front: A Review
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The Science of Herself: A Starred Publisher Weekly Review
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