Lake of Souls, Ann Leckie
Lake of Souls, Ann Leckie
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Lake of Souls
The Collected Short Fiction

Author: Ann Leckie

Narrator: Adjoa Andoh

Unabridged: 15 hr 15 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Orbit

Published: 04/02/2024


Synopsis

Hugo, Nebula, and Arthur C. Clarke award-winner Ann Leckie is a modern master of the SFF genre, forever changing its landscape with her groundbreaking ideas and powerful voice. Now, available for the first time comes the complete collection of Leckie's short fiction, including a brand new novelette, “Lake of Souls.”

Journey across the stars of the Imperial Radch universe.

Listen to the words of the Old Gods that ruled the Raven Tower.

Learn the secrets of the mysterious Lake of Souls.

And so much more, in this masterfully wide-ranging and immersive short fiction collection from award-winning author Ann Leckie. 

Author Bio

The record-breaking winner of the Hugo, Nebula, Arthur C. Clarke and British Science Fiction Association Awards for her debut novel, Ann Leckie lives in St Louis, Missouri, with her husband, children and cats. You can find her website at www.annleckie.com or chat to her on Twitter at @Ann_Leckie.

Reviews

2.0 Stars Video Review [URL not allowed] I really love the Imperial Radch trilogy so I was eager to try this author's short stories. This collection is divided in thirds. One part is original work, one part ties into the Imperial Radch universe, and the last part ties into the world of the R......more

The thing about Ann Leckie is she has consistent preoccupations (gender; inequities of power; the weak taking action that changes their circumstances; power backfiring), but a wide range in means of execution. This is convenient when you’re reviewing one of her novels, not so much with respect to he......more

This contains self-contained stories, as well as stories from the Imperial Ranch Universe and the Universe of The Raven Tower. I struggled to understand and connect to the majority of stories, yet some were engaging and made me wish for a more fleshed out novella on them. It is clear Leckie has tale......more