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Ola Cholewa
Ola Cholewa asked Ann Leckie:

Another question: is Dlique citing Sherlock from BBC?

Ann Leckie No. I've seen the first few episodes, but I'm not sure what Dlique says or does that might be at all related to Sherlock, to be honest.
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Otaku_Reader
Otaku_Reader asked Ann Leckie:

Do you think that over the years, Romantic relations have become sort of mandatory in the Fantasy and Sci-Fi genre, compared to the 19's? 

heartmint
heartmint asked Ann Leckie:

It's implied in Ancillary Sword that nuclear families and unrequited love (and therefore strict monogamy) are not really things that the Radchaii concern themselves with. Could you elaborate a bit on that? Are romantic/sexual relationships generally casual? Are there usually more than two adults raising children together?

Les Mackenzie
Les Mackenzie asked Ann Leckie:

I really like how you play with perspective. Did you get a lot of push back from publishers of editors during your first draft? Did you find it hard to write from the perspective of Justice of Toren when you realized you wanted the ship to have multiple segments?

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