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The Language of the Night: Le Guin’s Essays on Why We Shouldn’t Fear Dragons

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Malafrena: Le Guin’s Dry Fanfic of Europe’s Liberal Revolutions

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The Eye of the Heron: Le Guin’s Introduction to Feminism and Ode to Nonviolence

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Orsinian Tales by Ursula K Le Guin
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Orsinian Tales: Le Guin’s Melancholic Stroll Through an Imaginary Central Europe

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Very Far Away from Anywhere Else: Le Guin’s Thoughtful, Mundane YA Novel of Companionship in an Isolating World

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The Wind’s Twelve Quarters, Part II: Le Guin’s Psychomyths and Those Who Walk Away

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The Wind’s Twelve Quarters, Part I: Le Guin’s Early Stories and Germinative Tales

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The Word for World Is Forest: Ecology, Colonialism, and the Protest Movement

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The Lathe of Heaven: Le Guin’s Trippy Local SF Novel About Reality

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Le Guin’s City of Illusions: Language and Trust on Space Opera’s Margin

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Le Guin’s Planet of Exile: Anthropological Speculations on Cultural Difference and Loss

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Rocannon’s World: Where the Hainish Cycle Begins

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“The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.”

William Gibson, Neuromancer

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