- Author: Suzanne Palmer Author Record # 108878
- Birthplace: Massachusetts, USA
- Birthdate: 1968
- Language: English
- Webpages: SFE, Twitter, Wikipedia-EN, zanzjan.net
- Author Tags: science fiction (9), military sf (2), robot protagonist (1), intelligent robots (1), robot (1), robots (1), war with aliens (1), autonomous machine (1), sentient spaceship (1), near future (1), social media (1), space opera (1), aliens (1), alien planet (1), murder mystery (1)
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Fiction Series
- The Finder Chronicles
- 1 Finder (2019)
- 2 Driving the Deep (2020)
- 3 The Scavenger Door (2021)
- The Ins and Outs of Intergalactic Diplomacy (2005)
- Spheres (2006)
- The Neighborly Thing (2007)
- Swift River Hopping Pitcher Plant (2008)
- Concession Girl (2008)
- Silence & Roses (2009)
- Zombie Cabana Boy (2010)
- The Ceiling Is Sky (2011)
- Surf (2011)
- Tangerine Nectarine Clementine Apocalypse (2012)
- Adware (2012)
- Hotel (2013)
- Lanternfish in the Overworld (2013)
- Fly Away Home (2014)
- House Party Blues (2014)
- Shatterdown (2014)
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Tuesdays (2015)
only appeared as:
- Serializations:
- Tuesdays (Part 2 of 2) (2015)
- Tuesdays (Part 1 of 2) (2015)
- Moogh and the Great Trench Kraken (2015)
- Lazy Dog Out (2016)
- Belong (2016)
- Ten Poems for the Mossums, One for the Man (2016)
- Detroit Hammersmith, Zero-Gravity Toilet Repairman (Retired) (2016)
- Number Thirty-Nine Skink (2017)
- Books of the Risen Sea (2017)
- The Secret Life of Bots (2017)
- The Streaming Man (2018)
- Stones in the Water, Cottage on the Mountain (2018)
- R. U. R-8? (2018)
- Thirty-Three Percent Joe (2018)
- Taking Icarus Home (2019)
- The Painter of Trees (2019)
- Waterlines (2019)
- Dave's Head (2019)
- Chiaroscuro in Red (2020)
- Don't Mind Me (2020)
- Table Etiquette for Diplomatic Personnel, in Seventeen Scenes (2021)
- Bots of the Lost Ark (2021)
- The Sadness Box (2022)
- Falling Off the Edge of the World (2022)
- And Then (2006)
- Empty Cities (2014)
- October Leaves (2015)
- Pinned (2017)
- This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things (2018)
- PQRST (2020)
- The Hot New Collectible (2020)