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Great review.The Tombs of Atuan by Ursula Le Guin
Look on the bright side - there's a chance you get to help redefine what Northern Irish is all about!Haven't blogged in ages. On why I don't think I quite get this being-a-Northern-Irish-writer lark
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Have you read many of her non-Earthsea books? I keep thinking I need to get to them, but don't know how they stack up.@The Big Peat Thanks for that. I think The Tombs of Atuan is my favourite of Le Guin's books. (Though she has some awesome short stories, too.)
I've read a couple of her scifi novels, the ones based around the idea of humans being seeded across the galaxy by a race called the Hain. The only one I really remember is The Left Hand of Darkness, which is definitely worth a read. Even though I can't bring others to memory, I don't recall any major disappointments. I also really liked her short story collection The Compass Rose. 'The Author of the Acacia Seeds' is probably my favourite short story ever by anyone, though the collection as a whole is more literary with scifi/fantasy elements in a secondary role.Have you read many of her non-Earthsea books?
Oh dear, I almost feel sorry for Seriuz! @HareBrain
Oh dear is right -- I read that blog post a few days ago, went through it to see if I knew any character names and had read the stories in which they appear, and failed to recognise my own!Oh dear, I almost feel sorry for Seriuz! @HareBrain
I was wondering why you never mentioned the article, and now I know why!Oh dear is right -- I read that blog post a few days ago, went through it to see if I knew any character names and had read the stories in which they appear, and failed to recognise my own!
Next time put my guys at the top. And maybe in the blog post title. Or the overall blog title.I was wondering why you never mentioned the article, and now I know why!![]()