Sue Dawes has a PhD in Creative Writing, with a focus on gendered language and inclusion, and which involved writing a non-binary speculativeutopia. Sue also writes short stories and flash fiction, and experiments with Japanese short form poetry (haibun). She is an avid sf fan, and has had several short stories published in magazines and on-line anthologies.

"The Mune is full of spirit, spilling over with questions, weaving together strands of classic adventure with provocative thought. It's a fantastically accomplished and involving novel.." -Aliya Whiteley

Sue Dawes has a PhD in Creative Writing, with a focus on gendered language and inclusion, and which involved writing a non-binary speculativeutopia. Sue also writes short stories and flash fiction, and experiments with Japanese short form poetry (haibun). She is an avid sf fan, and has had several short stories published in magazines and on-line anthologies.

"The Mune is full of spirit, spilling over with questions, weaving together strands of classic adventure with provocative thought. It's a fantastically accomplished and involving novel.." -Aliya Whiteley

Sue Dawes has a PhD in Creative Writing, with a focus on gendered language and inclusion, and which involved writing a non-binary speculativeutopia. Sue also writes short stories and flash fiction, and experiments with Japanese short form poetry (haibun). She is an avid sf fan, and has had several short stories published in magazines and on-line anthologies.

"The Mune is full of spirit, spilling over with questions, weaving together strands of classic adventure with provocative thought. It's a fantastically accomplished and involving novel.." -Aliya Whiteley