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Empires, spaceships, and corruption, oh my! Author Ann Leckie joins us to discuss her much-discussed novel, Ancillary Justice. We talk about gender paradigms (in her work and elsewhere), research, colonial empires, science fiction as a genre, and much more!
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- Answer the following question: What is your favorite science fiction novel?
- Submit your answer as a comment below, an email message to skiffyandfanty[at]gmail[dot]com, or as a Tweet to @skiffyandfanty
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6 Responses
So since this is the one book I really wanted to read and haven’t been able to get my hands on yet, I’ll throw my hat in for the giveaway! The first book that came to mind when I asked myself what is your favourite SF book, was vN by Madeline Ashby, so I’m going to go with that as my gut answer 😉
Sweet :). I believe Paul is quite fond of Ashby. I’ve not read her work yet.
My favorite is the scifi I ever read – The Foundation.