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Ursula Le Guinn? Any suggestions?
I just finished "The Left Hand of Darkness" and "the lathe of heaven" recommend anything for her, and if so can I get a brief summary of it?
Just recently finished my first book of Le Guin – "have-nots." I was browsing for books of science fiction that deals largely with the society of an independent study I'm doing in college this fall, let the requirements. And it was impressive. I wrote a review for it for my website, here is a piece of it that is-and overview "is a brilliant physicist Shevek temporary born and raised in an anarchist society Anarres moon, who returns to the planet Urras mother in an attempt to tear down walls of hatred that have been built between the two worlds. That's more or less the book in one sentence. The first chapter details out in Shevek Urras Anarres and travel in those who remember. After that, the novel tells two stories in parallel, alternating by chapter. A story begins where the first chapter and continues throughout their time Shevek Urras, where he must first deal with a society that values property. It is free to do the work that has prevented him from doing so in Anarres – complete theories of simultaneity that will revolutionize how people talk and travel between worlds. Who wants to use his theories to bring people together, but the longer it remains in Urras, the more convinced that corruption was always told there was true – corruption that will make him a pawn in politics Urrasti with drastic consequences for other worlds. The second story ends in the first chapter, saying about life in Anarres Shevek and how he went from being a defender of society Anarresti one of its most hated. Experienced both highs and lows of what anarchist society has to offer – Le Guin is not afraid to expose the flaws in the world he has created, and is Shevek first himself and later his family in danger, struggling with moral and political mores of a society without law. "It is a difficult book to explain, but it was excellent and I am willing to try a little more work Le Guin.
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