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          The novel's slight and strangely comedic delivery mutes the intriguing world, compelling central mystery, and feminist argument....

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          Earthsong is the third in Elgin's Native Tongue trilogy, the first of which, Native Tongue, was published in and the second, The Judas Rose.

        1. Suzette Haden Elgin was an American science fiction author.
        2. The novel's slight and strangely comedic delivery mutes the intriguing world, compelling central mystery, and feminist argument.
        3. Elgin (Peacetalk , , etc.), who died in , was a linguist as well as a science-fiction author, and the conceit at the heart of her dystopian narrative.
        4. Book Review: Furthest, Suzette Haden Elgin () Coyote Jones arrives on the planet Furthest, a world of water with “spangled life” that danced and pulsed.

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          Working name of US poet, author and teacher Patricia Anne Suzette Wilkins Elgin (1936-2015) for her sf. She combined writing with a professional specialization in Linguistics, having a PhD in linguistics from the University of California, San Diego; she was a professor of linguistics at San Diego State University 1972-1980, subsequently emeritus, and published widely in her specialist field.

          Her sf began in May 1969 with "For the Sake of Grace" in TheMagazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, which was incorporated into At the Seventh Level (1972), part of an ongoing Space Opera series featuring the interstellar adventures of Trigalactic Intelligence Service agent Coyote Jones; with its two earlier companions, The Communipaths (1970 dos) and Furthest (1971), it was assembled as Communipath Worlds (omni 1980).

          Further titles, Star-Anchored, Star-Angered (1979) and Yonder Comes the Other End of Time (1986), did l