Way to go, Leah! Thanks for being part of the Chunkster Challenge Crew!
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#chunksterchallenge2021
Way to go, Leah! Thanks for being part of the Chunkster Challenge Crew!
@tenar
#chunksterchallenge2021
This collection solidified UKLG as one of my top authors!
Set primarily in her famed scifi and fantasy universes, it deals with coming & going, learning & unlearning, finding your place and leaving your home behind. Space travel, politics, and magic are tools to investigate the right to know things could be different, how one discovers they could be different, and what it‘s like when your idea of the world shatters open, revealing something new.
“Nobody knew anything about any time when things had been different. Nobody knew there was any place where things might be different. We were enslaved by the present time.”
I‘m halfway through this collection and completed the set from Le Guin‘s Hainish universe. She creates far-off planets and societies with a common ancestor to ours, then lets us teach them & them teach us other ways to be. I love her work in this vein. #ChunksterChallenge2021
I‘m joining #ChunksterChallenge2021 with The Found and the Lost novella collection.
I‘m also in the midst of Entangled Life, a philosophical look at how fungi defy our understanding of what is an individual and what constitutes a brain. Such a delight when Le Guin‘s first story, Vaster Than Empires and More Slow, created a group of astronauts grappling with the same ideas.
Tonight I‘ll dream of a great, unknown sentience, right under the soil!
Anyone interested in joining in a buddy read of the tagged LeGuin? Check out @DuckOfDoom 's feed!
If you‘re interested in a #buddyread of these #lequinstories, go check out @DuckOfDoom ‘s post. 😀
Is anyone interested in joining @DuckOfDoom in a #buddyread of this collection of novellas by Ursula LeGuin? If so see DuckofDoom's feed and comment in the post. Hope you can join us.
Would anyone care for a #buddyread of this chunkster, maybe followed by the Unreal and the Real at the start of next year? I think Novellas and Short Stories are great for a buddyread, as stories are concluded fast, but the books are daunting!
Congratulations to @TheSpineView for 22,222 milestone. 👏👏👏😀 What a great giveaway!
#litsyhappenings #2
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Saw this question on fb and thought I'd answer here cause Litsy is way better than fb.
Hard question! I'd prob give a different answer every day. Today I'm going with:
1. Hobbit & LotR, yeah I'm counting those as one
2. Complete Jane Austen
3. The biggest LeGuin collection I could find
Like how I totally cheated and picked more than 3 books? What would you pick!?
Unwinding from a late night of travel on my father in law‘s top floor patio in North Vancouver. It‘s a little chilly but exactly what I needed today. 😴📖
Still honeymooning, but onto our final leg in Vancouver. Or we will be once the ferry lands. Not loving the late night ferry, but some tea and Le Guin should take care of that.
Nature is endorsing curling up with my tea and a book and participating in #LitsyPartyofOne.
Picked up this beauty at the wonderful @57thStreetBooks . I plan on finishing one of the novellas in here every other day throughout Science Fiction and Fantasy February #sfff.
THIS is what I want for my birthday!
#TBRtemptation post! This one is a two-fer. The queen of sci fi & fantasy has 2 collections out that I knew nothing about! Both seem to be made to go with one another, how cool is that?! Both are award-winning, of course, & thick with interesting tales I briefly glimpsed. Oh, I'll be getting both soon enough, you can bet your bread & butter on that 😉👍🏻. If you could only get one for now, which would you get? #blameLitsy #blameMrBook 😎
I don't read much science fiction, but I like Ursula Le Guin. Excited but a bit intimidated by the size of this.
O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay! Two GIANT editions of work by living legend Ursula K. Le Guin. So many science fiction and fantasy authors owe a lot to her. If you‘ve never read her before, these are a great place to start, and if you‘re a big fan, then WOOHOO! You now have a whole kittenton of her collected work in one place! She is so awesome. 💕
From the new New Yorker article, "The Fantastic Ursula K. Le Guin,' by Julie Phillips. ?
Holy cats, I just received TWO POUNDS worth of Ursula K. Leguin in the mail. 😂