Fulminata reviewed Uller Uprising by H. Beam Piper
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2 stars
The author carefully crafts a straw-man situation to justify writing a story about colonial exploitation that shows the exploiters as the heroes.
The story itself isn't badly written, and if you can divorce the action from the situation it's quite good.
There is one decently written major female character, but she ends up becoming the protagonist's reward by the end of the story. She also plays the role of the liberal character who learns the error of their ways. A recurring theme in the author's works. At least she isn't as big a cliche as in some of the author's other works.
Trigger warning for dog lovers: there is a dog that is presumably killed off screen at one point in the story.