Xenocide

Interesting Facts

• «Xenocide» is the third book in the Ender Wiggin series and continues the storyline begun in «Speaker for the Dead».
• The book explores themes of xenophobia and bias, as well as complex moral and ethical questions related to the survival of different species.
• One of the central themes of the book is the struggle for survival and coexistence of three intelligent species: humans, pequeninos, and formics.
• The book explores the concept of the «Path», a philosophical system based on Chinese culture and religion, which plays an important role in the plot's development.
• In «Xenocide», Orson Scott Card delves into the psychology and internal conflicts of the characters, making them more multidimensional and realistic.
• The book was nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Novel in 1992, highlighting its significance in the science fiction genre.