Ursula K. Le Guin Biography

The Lathe Of Heaven: For new wave writers the world is never a fixed, absolute, unchangeing place, but is, rather, ever changing and ever changeable depending upon how it is perceived, and those perceptions...
The Left Hand Of Darkness: Great novels reflect the era when they were written. Yes I know that we are talking science fiction and distant make-believe planets, aliens and starships but under all of the...
Rocannon's World:
City Of Illusions:
The Dispossessed: Though this novel was written in the time of the women's movement, and influenced by the themes and social mores of this time, there is no need to be afraid...
The Word For World Is Forest:
Four Ways To Forgiveness:
The Telling:
The Dispossessed: The Dispossessed has been acclaimed as a new approach to utopian literature, but we should pay attention to the subtitle that appears in most editions of the book: "An Ambiguous...
The Language Of The Night: Essays On Fantasy And Science Fiction: As a critic of science fiction and fantasy, Ursula Le Guin is neither as prolific nor as academically inclined as Samuel R. Delany, but she is always readable and insightful....