Seed Seeker

Tor is bringing out my new novel Seed Seeker, third in a trilogy that includes Earthseed and Farseed, this November, and the Publishers Weekly review, a good one, is out. Last line: "With prose as spare as the unadorned clothes and tools of her characters, Sargent digs down to the raw emotional roots below the contentment of a materially satisfied life."
UPDATE: The link to the PW review is dead, but here's more of that review:
"Returning to the world of Home. . .Sargent continues exploring the nature of violence and rivalry. The farmers along the great lake and river lead low-tech lives, while the dome dwellers try to maintain the remaining bits of imported technology. Then the sentient Ship that planted the colony returns, triggering fear and suspicion. . . With prose as spare as the unadorned clothes and tools of her characters, Sargent digs down to the raw emotional roots below the contentment of a materially satisfied life."
UPDATE 2: Read the entire review here.

The Watchstar Trilogy...

is also available in electronic and POD formats, here.

My Venus Trilogy

The complete Venus trilogy is again available, in both print-on-demand and electronic formats, at E-Reads.

"The True Darkness"

A new short story of mine, "The True Darkness," is now up at the Web site of the magazine World Literature Today, as part of a special science fiction issue edited by Christopher McKitterick. You can read it here.

UPDATE: The contributors' page for this special issue is up here.

A Reprint...

...of my 1992 story about Mongols and Mohawks, "The Sleeping Serpent," has been reprinted in The Mammoth Book of Alternate Histories, which can be bought in the US here and at other book sellers. A short review of the anthology appeared in the Financial Times, which shows that I am in really great company.