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⌈ Secret Post #3076 ⌋

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if you are at all interested in what it would be like if Lovecraft was born in 1965 and wrote a James Bond movie, I suggest you see if they have any of Charles Stross's 'Laundry Files' series. "The Jennifer Morgue" would be choice even though it's technically the second book, followed by "The Atrocity Archives" or "The Fuller Memorandum," but any later in the series and you're going to be very confused.

Also, Ann Leckie's "Ancillary Justice" if you're interested in space political drama with a main character who used to be a multi-present AI and is spectacularly terrible at determining the gender of others at first guess. Give it a miss if you're going to be triggered by pervasive, if unintentional, misgendering though!

Seconding the Ann Leckie recommendation. Those books are amazing and I love them.

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