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Final Countdown

March 25, 2017 by vel veeter Leave a Comment

Final set of Novellas from the Collection, and a final word:   On the High Marsh 3/5 Stars So this story is another Earthsea story. Purportedly taking place on a relatively untouched island from the Earthsea archipelago, this is a variation on a common trope: the mysterious stranger come to town. I guess if I read more Earthsea novels and stories, I might be better equipped to place this one within the continuum of stories, but I can’t, so I can’t really weigh in on […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Science Fiction Tagged With: The Found and the Lost, ursula k le guin

vel veeter's CBR9 Review No:122 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Science Fiction · Tags: The Found and the Lost, ursula k le guin ·
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Funny, she doesn’t look Hainish – The Found and the Lost part 2

March 18, 2017 by vel veeter Leave a Comment

Part twoooooo. Novella 8 A Woman’s Liberation 1994  4/5 Stars Another Hain novella, this one narrated by an “asset” or in our words, slave. In this particular society, these assets are total slaves to their masters through legal status, through training, and through their utter dependence to the system itself. Our narrator, used and abused by her masters, in this particular society, all women, she finds herself liberated by order of fiat by her new master. This presents a real problem. Like in much of […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Science Fiction Tagged With: The Found and the Lost, ursula k le guin

vel veeter's CBR9 Review No:111 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Science Fiction · Tags: The Found and the Lost, ursula k le guin ·
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A Hain, a Doe, and a Willa Cather novel walk in a bar Part 1

March 11, 2017 by vel veeter Leave a Comment

I got this book as part of my free trial with Audible….it’s 34 hours long….it’s 13 novellas. Deals!   Novella 1: Vaster than Empires and More Slow 1975 – 4/5 stars I haven’t read any of the Hainish novels. And in fact, I haven’t read much of Ursula K Le Guin at all. So I will have to reverse engineer any of the novels that come across in this collection that refer back to any series or worldview. I THINK it will be ok, because […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction, Science Fiction Tagged With: The Found and the Lost, ursula k le guin

vel veeter's CBR9 Review No:97 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Science Fiction · Tags: The Found and the Lost, ursula k le guin ·
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