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Suzanne Walker

Suzanne Walker

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Suzanne Walker is recognized for her contributions to Clarkesworld Issue 134. She is a writer of engaging science fiction and fantasy.

Top Genres

Fantasy LGBTQ+ Romance Graphic Novels Young Adult Science Fiction

Featured Works

Book cover of Mooncakes
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Mooncakes

Suzanne Walker

Graphic novel

Book cover of Clarkesworld Issue 134

Clarkesworld Issue 134

D.A. Xiaolin Spires

Clarkesworld #134
Book cover of Mooncakes Collector's Edition

Mooncakes Collector's Edition

Suzanne Walker

Graphic novel

Mooncakes #1

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Suzanne Walker best known for?

    Suzanne Walker is widely recognized for co-creating the graphic novel "Mooncakes" with artist Wendy Xu. This work is a popular queer romance story with a magical realism setting.

  • Are there other books by Suzanne Walker?

    Beyond "Mooncakes," Suzanne Walker has also contributed short fiction to various anthologies and literary magazines, including "Clarkesworld."