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Ann Leckie
| Name: | Ann Leckie |
| Also Known As: | hautdesert, Eve |
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| Occupation: | author |
| Medium: | novels |
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Ann Leckie is the writer of the Ancillary Justice series and other SFF fiction.
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Leckie has identified herself as being a fan before she became a pro author, and connected herself to a few fan identities:
Also–fairly trivial, but just to answer some speculation or questions I’ve seen here or there–I was an active member of a CJ Cherryh fan community under the name hautdesert, and I still count the folks in that community among my friends. Before that I was also–this is perhaps a bit less obvious, and a bit more random–the proprietor of a Peter Gabriel fansite, and during that period I went under the name “Eve.” I had a few moments of fan glory during that time, the biggest being the time a reporter interviewing PG presented him with printouts of part of my fansite for him to react to. Not that the site itself was anything special–if I tell you it was originally on Geocities, that will tell you all you need to know about that part of my internet career. Hey, we all have to start somewhere!
The folks from Shejidan already know I’m haut, but if you know me from Gabeweb, here’s a “hi!” and a friendly wave.[1]
References
- ^ Misc. News: Ancillary Mercy, Ancillary Justice (Subterranean edition) JANUARY 19, 2015