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rosefox' article "Crossing the Streams"! It's a short mention, but hey, it's PUBLISHER'S WEEKLY. :) (and now publicly viewable; I knew it existed earlier but couldn't see it)EDIT TO ADD: What's really amusing is that Phoenix Rising is fairly cross-genre itself; among other things, one of the characters who plays a significant role in the book is a native of Earth who is carrying a portable gaming system (as part of the small number of things he brought with him when dragged off unceremoniously)... which he demonstrates to a couple of the main characters, who are fascinated by it.
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Date: 2012-10-02 05:02 pm (UTC)I find it amusing that the "mainstream" sees genre-bending and -blending as something new. It's something that speculative and science fiction authors have been doing for as long as they've been writing speculative and science fiction. :)
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Date: 2012-10-02 06:31 pm (UTC)But I can see how they'd class it as SF.
Wait 'til folks find out that Phoenix Rising is (arguably) SF. :-)
Of course, that's a few books down the line.
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