Reviews Tagged “Sue Burke”

• Interference ★★★★☆ Sue Burke
  An intriguing followup to Semiosis that weaves several drastically different sentient species (both plant and animal) into a story about factions, community, freedom, communication and war.
• Semiosis ★★★★★ Sue Burke
  A fascinating take on space colonization, intelligence, and language, following multiple generations of humans on a world dominated by sapient plants.
• Usurpation ★★★★☆ Sue Burke
  A different sort of book than Semiosis and Interference, taking place entirely on Earth long after the second Pax expedition returns. Can the bamboo keep humans’ chaotic conflicts in check? Where do the robots fit in? With so many forms of intelligence, who counts as a person, anyway?

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