Science Fiction· United States
Ancillary Justice
by Ann LeckieAggregate Editorial Score68/100
★Hugo Award
Published 2014409 pagesEnglish
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Published in 2014, Ancillary Justice established Ann Leckie as one of the defining voices in science fiction. Breq, once an AI controlling the distributed body of a troop carrier and its ancillary soldiers, is now reduced to a single human form and seeks revenge against the ruler of a vast interstellar empire. Leckie's Hugo, Nebula, and Arthur C. Clarke Award–winning debut is a landmark of modern science fiction, particularly for its exploration of gender and identity. Themes of AI, empire, revenge run through the work. The book has received recognition from Hugo Award 2014.
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