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The Revolutionary Mindset1 comment

Chris wrote 4 days ago: I recently finished The Dispossessed: An Ambiguous Utopia by Ursula K. LeGuin. Though I’d been aware … more →

Tags: Assorted Pop Culture, Feminism, The Dispossessed

Fingerprints, or Writers Who Have Influenced Me2 comments

katycooper wrote 1 month ago: The other day, I had a powerful urge to re-read Mary Stewart’s The Ivy Tree. It’s been y … more →

Tags: Creativity, Reading, writing, influences, Mary Stewart

Happy (belated) Birthday Ursula LeGuin

LeaningSun wrote 1 month ago: Brigindo over at Dirt and Rocks posted this set of Ursula-isms in celebration of Ursula LeGuin … more →

Tags: Books & Reading, celebrations

The secret history of science fiction; or, trying to please mainstream readers

Bill the sci-fi guy wrote 1 month ago: What we hope to present in this anthology is an alternative vision of sf from the 1970’s to th … more →

Tags: Books, Anthologies, Carter Scholz, Connie Willis, Don DeLillo, Gene Wolfe, George Saunders, James Patrick Kelly, John Kessel

Required Reading: The City and the City

gradland wrote 1 month ago: China Mieville had me at hello.  Or, rather, he had me at the opening lines of The Scar: “A mi … more →

Tags: China Mieville, The City and The City

Flash reviews -- September '094 comments

Bill the sci-fi guy wrote 2 months ago: Title: The Gold at the Starbow’s End Author: Frederik Pohl Year: 1972 Rating: 3 out of 5 stars … more →

Tags: Books, Science Fiction, Sci-Fi, SF, Frederik Pohl, Short Stories, Anthologies, The Gold at the Starbow's End, Edward James

slowing down

L wrote 2 months ago: I am slowly, but steadily, working my way through the reading list. Between one thing and another, a … more →

Tags: Lit., Short Story, Sherman Alexie, Sandra Cisneros

BBAW: Reading Habits3 comments

tuulenhaiven wrote 2 months ago: Today’s BBAW meme is all about your own personal reading-related quirks. I’m going to tr … more →

Tags: Books, Festivals, non sense, Reading, bbaw, high fidelity, Kristin Lavransdatter, Proust, Sigrid Undset

I'm just too picky for my own good1 comment

Allegra wrote 2 months ago: Some of us are just picky readers. I never particularly put myself in that category, but now that I … more →

Tags: Bookishness, Books, Reading, Shannon Hale, Enna Burning, A Wizard of Earthsea

raving (though possibly not yet mad)

L wrote 2 months ago: The Birthday of the World and Other Stories by Ursula K. LeGuin HarperCollins Publishers, 2002. 362 … more →

Tags: Recommend, Lit., Short Story

Books of Impact!

jantzib wrote 2 months ago: This is a response to something I did on Facebook. My friend Hume suggested that I (and many others) … more →

Tags: Lists, Books - General, paul fussell, Favourite books, Bible, CS Lewis, Wallace Stegner, Eduardo Galeano, Philip K. Dick

Quote of the Day-August 30 2009

grosenberg wrote 2 months ago: “The only questions that really matter are the ones you ask yourself.” — Ursula K Le Gui … more →

Tags: Memes, Quotes

PastPresent: the Ghibli/Disney crosscurrent11 comments

Helen wrote 4 months ago: In 2007, as part of my first Barbican anime lecture series, I used two Disney movies, Lilo and Stitc … more →

Tags: anime, Japan, writing, Consuming, Creating, films, Studio Ghibli, Disney, Workers Educational Association

A Companion to Wolves by Sarah Monette and Elizabeth Bear

David Marshall wrote 5 months ago: So let’s get the obvious out of the way first. Conventional wisdom always seems to think that two (o … more →

Tags: Review, Fantasy, Magic, Homosexuality, Sarah Monette, A Companion to Wolves, elizabeth bear, collaboration novels, Anne McCaffrey

Confessions of a fantasy junkie1 comment

damiengwalter wrote 5 months ago: My name is Damien, and I am a fantasy fan. It started as a child, when my mum read me The Lord of th … more →

Tags: Journalism, Lotr, J.R.R. Tolkien

15 (+1) Great Books7 comments

Wind wrote 5 months ago: I did this viral exercise from Facebook: Name 15 books that have made a strong impression on you. Li … more →

Tags: Books & Literature, Books, Literature, Carl Sandburg, Always Coming Home, A Wizard of Earthsea, Malcolm Gladwell, the tipping point, jared diamond

False foreshadowing3 comments

Elizabeth wrote 5 months ago: Since Ellie validated my mistaken reading of GIFTS over in that post’s comments thread, I thou … more →

Tags: gifts, LeGuin, Ursula, Fantasy, Ursula LeGuin

Gifts and grief, and girlfriends who matter.6 comments

Elizabeth wrote 5 months ago: Ursula K. LeGuin’s GIFTS was yet another book for which my reading experience was massively di … more →

Tags: Dessen Sarah, gifts, LeGuin, Ursula, Truth About Forever, The, love interests should not be cardboard supports for the, Romance, romance that's actually romantic, romantic heroes should not be self-centered asshats, sarah dessen

Wednesday Words: Well, I suppose that's something.5 comments

Elizabeth wrote 5 months ago: He was a man and I a boy, he was a thief and I was honest, he had seen the world and I had not, but … more →

Tags: gifts, LeGuin, Ursula, Wednesday Words


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