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Reviews

• Review of A Wizard of Earthsea from SFFWorld (10 Jan. 2002)
• Review of The Telling from SFFWorld (10 Jan. 2002)
• Review of The Left Hand of Darkness from SFFWorld (10 Jan. 2002)
• Raven's Reviews: Ursula Le Guin short reviews of most of her major works (10 Jan. 2002)
• The Dispossessed reviewed by Victoria Strauss, on The SF Site (added 2 Apr. 2000)
• A Fisherman of The Inland Sea reviewed by Danny Yee
  
• Tehanu reviewed by Danny Yee
  
• Dancing at the Edge of the World reviewed by Danny Yee
  
• The Norton Book of Science Fiction reviewed by Danny Yee
  
• The Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu & Ursula K. Le Guin, reviewed by Danny Yee
  
• Study Guide for The Dispossessed by Paul Brians.
  
• Two short reviews of The Ones Who Walks Away from Omelas and The Day Before the Revolution by Mark Lance.
• Book Reviews at Linköping's Science Fiction Archive.

Bibliographies

• Le Guin Bibliography from Scifan (10 Jan. 2002)
• The Locus index to Science Fiction: Ursula K Le Guin [stories] [books] [about]
• Ursula K le Guin bibliography from Locus online
• Ursula K. Le Guin Bibliography at Linköping Science Fiction Archive
  
• Information from Penguin Books about Le Guin

The Ekumen

The Ekumen is described like this:

The Ekumen is a general discussion list for fans of Ursula K. Le Guin, author of The Left Hand of Darkness, The Lathe of Heaven, A Wizard of Earthsea, The Dispossessed, The Telling, and many more. The list is available for discussion of Le Guin, her work and its themes, including (but not limited to) language, time, gender and narrative; Taoism, feminism, anarcho-syndicalism, anthropology, sociology, poetry, science fiction and fantasy. It should also be a great place to exchange news and info regarding new releases, appearances, etc. This list is associated with The Ekumen Web site, an Ursula K. Le Guin reference page, located at: http://www.ocelotfactory.com/leguin

Le Guin's World has also adopted the Ekumen, so we share this discussion forum. You can join it directly using the form below, or take a closer look at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/the-ekumen/join.

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Internet directories

• Arts > Humanities > Literature > Authors > Science Fiction and Fantasy > Le Guin, Ursula on Yahoo!
• Arts > Literature > Genres > Fantasy > Authors > L > Le Guin, Ursula K. on Google
• Ursula Le Guin on Mostlyfiction.com

Various related sites

• An interview. From scifi.com.
• High resolution Map of Earthsea, drawn by Ursula Le Guin herself, available from ursulakleguin.com (10 Jan. 2002)
• Portland trailblazer: Ursula Le Guin. Nice article by Ellen Emry Heltzel about Ursula Le guin in Book Magazine 10 Jan. 2002
• Ursula K. Le Guin from books and writers on kirjasto.sci.fi
• ursulakleguin.com seems ambitious. Edited by Vonda N McIntyre, author of The Moon and the Sun and Dreamsnake (and more).
• Ursula Le Guin bibliography at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database (ISFDB) at the SF Site.
• You really should look at The Dragon of Soléas guide to Earthsea (http://web.a-znet.com/ganieda/earthsea/earthsea.htm), which is a site pretty much in the spirit of Le Guin's world but geared towards the Earthsea series rather than the Hainish cycle.
  
• The Unofficial Ursula K. Le Guin Homepage With an angle on Le Guin as a feminist. Link corrected 2 may 2001.
  
• An interview with Ursula K. Le Guin from 1988 by Slawek Wojtowicz
  
• The Magical World of Earthsea A long article about the Earthsea Quartet by Jan Griffin.
  
• Women Writers of Science Fiction. A paper on the history of SF.
  
• Ursula K. Le Guin page from Bohemian Ink.
  
• Ursula Le Guin Page from The University of Calgary Gazette, September 23, 1996. Contains a small interview. (I think? It looks like an interview...)
• The Castle of Fantasy: Ursula Le Guin In English, by a Anton Seergev. Contains a bibliography and a bunch of pictures of book covers "from west". And a (russian!) map of Earthsea.
• Peter's Fantasy & SF Section Has a Le Guin section with a bibliography, awards section and an interview (the "Coming Back From the Silence" interview). Page by Peter Bartholdsson from Sweden.
• AwardWeb: Collections of Literary Award Information Tons of information about SF Awards.
• SciFan: Ursula K. Le Guin SciFan is a good place to look for information about a particular writer. There's one for Le Guin.

Bookstores

• Amazon.com: Ursula K Le Guin All the books you can find at Amazon.com. Also links to hundreds of reviews!
• Internet Book Shop: Ursula K Le Guin Exact search for Le Guin at the Internet Bookshop. Interestingly, if you do a new search you'll find more books. I haven't figured out how to link to that, though.
• barnesandnoble.com - Used Book Search Results
• Amazon.co.uk: Ursula K Le Guin

Dead links

The web works in mysterious ways, if at all. These are links that once seemed to work, and now they don't. They're included here as some sort of archive of deleted files. If you happen to find any of these again, do tell us. I know these links do not work, but thanks to all the people who remind me...

• Ursula K. Le Guin Bio by Peter Santa Maria at the Penn State Science Fiction Consortium.
• Penguin Books on Ursula Le Guin

Publishers

Disclaimer: This site is a pure fan site with no connections in particular to any publisher, bookstore or other commercial institution. The links to the bookstores are there because it is a good place to find information about the books. And you might want to shop, of course.

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