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Potlatch Day Three
This was the day we packed out. There was a 14-hour drive back to Seattle that needed to start early, so we debated whether or not to go to the panels that morning. Eventually we decided we should, as… more →
Infinite Recursion
Watch Your Brand Extension! Oops. You've Just Extended Too Far.
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Tein wrote 3 days ago: Ursula LeGuin, a well regarded sci-fi and fantasy author, is releasing a new book in September. Bar … more →
Shared Worlds Interviews
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truscifi wrote 3 weeks ago: Matt at Enter the Octopus is spreading the word about an interview conducted by author Jeff VanderMe … more →
Booklist 2009 # 25: A Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula LeGuin
Eric wrote 1 month ago: For years I have watched the cult of Ursula LeGuin spread the word of her greatness as both the epit … more →
False foreshadowing
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Elizabeth wrote 1 month ago: Since Ellie validated my mistaken reading of GIFTS over in that post’s comments thread, I thou … more →
American Fiction
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ccyager wrote 1 month ago: As I was listening to a Minnesota Orchestra concert broadcast recently, a concert primarily of Ameri … more →
A Wizard of Earthsea – Ursula K. LeGuin
teenslant wrote 1 month ago: Search in York County Library System Ged was the greatest sorcerer in all Earthsea, but once he was … more →
'The Building' by Ursula K Le Guin
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Martin wrote 2 months ago: This is the sort of anthropological science fiction Le Guin is famous for and this is a particularly … more →
Who inspires you?
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Second Wind Publishing wrote 2 months ago: If you write, chances are that you are also a reader. I am an avid reader and that question, … more →
Utopia or dystopia? Lois Lowry's The Giver
jeffkellylowenstein3 wrote 4 months ago: Lois Lowry paints a deceptively harmonious picture of the future in The Giver. Imagine a wor … more →
Potlatch Day Three
J.S. Bangs wrote 4 months ago: This was the day we packed out. There was a 14-hour drive back to Seattle that needed to start early … more →
Potlatch Day Two
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J.S. Bangs wrote 4 months ago: (I’ve been incredibly busy for the last several days, so I haven’t had time to blog anyt … more →
Mini-review: The Lathe of Heaven
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forwearemany wrote 4 months ago: It took me months to finish Ricardo Reis and only a day to finish The Lathe of Heaven. I try to tak … more →
Potlatch Day One
J.S. Bangs wrote 4 months ago: I’m in the lobby of the Domain Hotel in Sunnyvale, California, during the lunch break between … more →
Lavinia and Aeneas
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andreaskluth wrote 4 months ago: Ursula LeGuin You’ve heard of Dido and Aeneas (and Purcell, Virgil and all that). Well, a well … more →
LeGuin and Always Coming Home
J.S. Bangs wrote 4 months ago: Of late I’ve been rereading Always Coming Home by Ursula K. LeGuin, in preparation for Potlatc … more →
Steinbeck's Ghost
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nummybooks wrote 5 months ago: Steinbeck’s Ghost Lewis Buzbee Young Adult (Ages 10-14) Hardcover, 352 pages Feiwel & F … more →
book review: how to be a famous writer before you're dead
jjackunrau wrote 5 months ago: Okay, I admit, I read the occasional book on writing. How to be a Famous Writer Before You’re … more →
A Fisherman of the Inland Sea - Ursula LeGuin
truscifi wrote 5 months ago: You know how some authors can completely immerse the reader in a story with only a few paragraphs, s … more →
Of Earth and Sea
hazelbonfire wrote 5 months ago: “Only in silence the word, only in dark the light, only in dying life: bright the hawk’s … more →
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