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"Translation"

DateSaturday, January 1, 2011 at 8:52PM | AuthorGreg Smith | | | | Print ArticlePrint Article

I'm working on a novel, titled Translation. My plan is to publish it in the fall of 2011.

What's it about? I'm not saying, but I will say that it involves a devastating virus, weak government and religious authorities, post-tonal music and mathematics...and the most high-pressure translation project in human history.

I will toss teasers and maybe even an excerpt or two onto the blog from time-to-time, so keep checking back.

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