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“Its so easy, isn’t it, to decide the people you’re fighting aren’t really human.”

Ancillary Justice by Ann Leckie

July 8, 2025 by stegolily 1 Comment

I am counting this book for the Citizen category in the CBR17 Bingo Reading Challenge. The central antagonist of this novel is an empire known as the Radch. The inhabitants of the Radch are known as Radchaii, which translates to either “civilized” or “citizen.” The Radch is benevolent and giving to its citizens, but brutal and violent to outsiders. One of the central themes of the books centers on how people justify atrocities by dehumanizing those they hurt, and how the concept of “citizens” or “civilized […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Science Fiction Tagged With: ann leckie, cbr17bingo, Citizen

stegolily's CBR17 Review No:22 · Genres: Fiction, Science Fiction · Tags: ann leckie, cbr17bingo, Citizen ·
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