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Ann Leckie's newsletter--what Ann is up to lately, plus whatever musings seem interesting. You shouldn't get more than one email a week, once a month is more likely.
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Book Event for Radiant Star Next Wednesday!
https://buttondown.com/annleckie/archive/book-event-for-radiant-star-next-wednesday/
Published: May 4, 2026 17:23
Are you in St Louis? Will you be, next week? In that case, you could come to the Schlafly Public Library at 225 N. Euclid at 6pm on Wednesday May 13th. Full information here. I’ve been thinking about what Hal Duncan says in this post on Bluesky. And…
Radiant Star out soon!
https://buttondown.com/annleckie/archive/radiant-star-out-soon/
Published: April 26, 2026 16:26
It’s almost time! Radiant Star is officially out on May 12th, and I’m excited for everyone to be able to read it! If you want to pre-order a signed copy, you should head over to Left Bank Books. There will be an event (reading, Q&A, signing books). I don’t…
November, 2025
https://buttondown.com/annleckie/archive/november-2025/
Published: November 2, 2025 00:01
Well, it’s been a while. I hope you’re all staying safe and well! I’ve been doing Walk Fitness with the coach, and I’ve written a novella (I don’t know yet where or when it will be published, but it’s written!). I did copyedits on the latest novel—which I…
July, 2025
https://buttondown.com/annleckie/archive/july-2025/
Published: July 1, 2025 15:14
Well, hello everyone! June was pretty busy for me, I had houseguests (the awesome Rachel Swirsky and P H Lee), and did a little bit of travel (the train is pretty awesome, even if it takes longer than flying and the freight companies screw Amtrak over on…
May 2025
https://buttondown.com/annleckie/archive/may-2025/
Published: May 1, 2025 14:00
Hello, everyone! Happy May! Fitness Coach Vanburen would like you all to remember that protecting yourself from the sun is A Fitness. Some news--the title story of my collection, "Lake of Souls," is a finalist for the Hugo Award for Best Novelette! It's…
April 2025
https://buttondown.com/annleckie/archive/april-2025/
Published: April 1, 2025 17:00
Hello! I hope you’re all doing well! I’m going to start off with some news. First off, Revolution in the Heart: stories inspired by Ursula K LeGuin edited by Jonathan Strahan. In which I have a story! Along with a bunch of other super fabulous folks. It’ll…
March 2025
https://buttondown.com/annleckie/archive/march-2025/
Published: March 10, 2025 16:35
Well, it’s been a bit. I mean, the world is on fire, but I’m trying, for the sake of my mental health, not to dwell on things I don’t have control over. Hopefully you are all calling or writing your senators and reps if you can, marching when you can,…
The End of the Year
https://buttondown.com/annleckie/archive/the-end-of-the-year/
Published: December 15, 2024 22:59
Well, I missed a couple of months. October was busy with various things, November was…November, I suspect I don’t have to explain that. I guess I’ll give an end of year wrap-up! Which will be kind of brief—Imperial Radch won the Hugo for Best Series! Which…
Do you remember the kind of September
https://buttondown.com/annleckie/archive/do-you-remember-the-kind-of-september/
Published: August 30, 2024 18:26
Hello again! I hope you had a lovely August! So the Hugo Awards happened! And Imperial Radch won Best Series, which delights me no end. Voters could have chosen from any of the finalists, all of which were amazing. It was a privilege to be listed with…
Well, I missed July
https://buttondown.email/annleckie/archive/well-i-missed-july/
Published: July 30, 2024 14:02
July was a busy month! I had traveling to do, and other things, so I just wasn’t around much. Also this month, we many of us discovered that a couple of writers we admired, whose work we loved, had in fact done terrible things. That’s the sort of thing…