Wind's Twelve Quarters

by Ursula K Le Guin

Paperback, 1978

Status

Available

Call number

823

Publication

Panther (1978), Paperback

User reviews

LibraryThing member tcarter
Le Guin's collections of short stories tend to leave me a bit confused. Some contain thought experiments and ideas that I find enthralling and will not leave me. Others are so bizarre that I really do not understand them at all. They almost seem self indulgently obscure, which is inconsistent with
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the sharp insightfulness and concepts elsewhere. As I said, confusing.
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LibraryThing member isabelx
During a quick re-read of these stories, I soon realised that although I have read them before, it is so long ago that I only had vague feelings of déjà vu.

Nine good stories, my favourites being "Semley's Necklace", "April in Paris", "Darkness Box" and "Winter's King".
LibraryThing member ikeman100
This is VOL-2
Le Guin's stories are less about SF and more about philosophy. The SF setting just help to deliver her ideas. Two of the stories are really good and the rest were her telling you how you should see the world. I was not converted.

Language

Original publication date

1975

Physical description

160 p.; 6.77 inches

ISBN

0586046224 / 9780586046227
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