Vanessa Fogg
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The Best Science Fiction of the Year, Volume 4
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The House of Illusionists: and Other Stories
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The Lilies of Dawn
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Sentir la revolución
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Lightspeed Magazine, Issue 140, January 2022
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Traces of Us
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2018
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Los huesos de abajo
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The House of Illusionists
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Fanfiction for a Grimdark Universe
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2021
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Between Sea and Shore
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2014
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"This was truly awesome, one of the best novellas altogether in the past few years as far as I'm concerned. The protagonist, Ro is a nonhuman sentient being of a species that lives underground, and he is training to become a capital-L Linguist. These "
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"A short and breathtaking book about linguistics and culture, how words shape identity, and the appropriation inherent in scholarship. In which a linguist rabbit becomes a mining space squid, for the good of his people and in pursuit of academic ambit"
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"The Language of Liars is, quite simply, a brilliant book. A fast paced and thoughtful linguistic deconstruction of the colonial mindset and enterprise. Its 'Get Out' meets 'Embassytown' with shades of 'Dune' while being something entirely its own. In"
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― The Magician's Land
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― Among Others
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