Episode 192: Anne Leckie, gender and Ancillary Justice
Fresh from winning the Kitschie, the BSFA, the Clarke, and the Nebula Award, Ann Leckie joins us on the podcast to discuss Ancillary Justice, writing the Imperial Radsch trilogy, gender in SF, and a lot, lot more. As always, we would like to thank Ann for joining us, and hope you enjoy the podcast. We're off air next…
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