Ancillary Justice
by Ann Leckie
4/5
Orbit 416 pages October 1, 2013
Breq is the last surviving fragment of a starship AI that once controlled thousands of bodies. Now reduced to a single human form, she's on a quest for vengeance against the ruler of the Radch empire. Winner of the Hugo, Nebula, and Arthur C. Clarke awards.
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A protagonist who used to be a spaceship is enough to short-circuit a tiny worm brain. Leckie pulls off something genuinely original here — the gender pronoun thing alone will rewire how you think about language. It swept every major award for a reason. Four worms for the most inventive sci-fi debut in years.
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