I have her book The Left Hand Of Darkness on TBR-stack, which is about a weird planet called Winter, where inhabitants ā when I understood it right ā are neutrals and only turn into "men" and "women" during, er... when they make sure their race lives on.
The book was mentioned in a space doc about how real science fiction really is, a few months ago, when I couldn't sleep.
Why would I read that book eventually? Because it sounds freakish enough for me to interest me.
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Because it sounds freakish enough for me to interest me.
Re: Le Guin · 10-22-24 11:06am 
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