This week I've been mainly reading, no. 153. Each of Emma Newman's Planetfall quartet explores a different aspect of the same overarching story of religious driven intergalactic migration. In Atlas Alone (2019), the fourth story centres on an elite gamer & their attempt to uncover & then take revenge for a crime against humanity. To say much more would ruin the plot for you, but as with the others, this is great, fascinating sci-fi, which has a great payoff at the end. [\#scifi](https://zirk.us/tags/scifi) [@bookstodon](https://a.gup.pe/u/bookstodon)
This week I've been mainly reading, no. 148. The first book of Ann Leckie's Radch trilogy, Ancillary Justice (2013) offers an interesting plot of AI, identity & insurrection. Leckie builds an interesting (political) world/universe for her tale of revenge & becoming, which while at times a little too tricksy, overall remains a compelling bit of space-opera. If at times the plot seems a little too convoluted, the central idea(s) is/are intriguing & developed interestingly [\#scifi](https://zirk.us/tags/scifi) [@bookstodon](https://a.gup.pe/u/bookstodon)