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Emily H. Wilson is the former editor-in-chief of New Scientist and now serves as the magazine’s fiction reviewer. Previously she was at The Guardian, where she served as features editor, website editor and editor-in-chief of the newspaper’s Australian edition, as well as running the paper’s science, technology, health, and environment coverage. Emily is the author of the novel Inanna, the first in an epic series set in Ancient Sumer.
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