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July 18, 2019By Moira BirssFellowship of ReconciliationNovember 2014 For those of us participating in the struggle to bring about systemic change, but…- July 18, 2019By Todd ChretienSocialistworker.orgMay 27th, 2015 Todd Chretien reviews a combination memoir, history and political statement written by a well-known activist…
- July 18, 2019By Nisi ShawlThe Seattle Review of Books Latest in Terry Bisson’s audacious Outspoken Authors series, The Beatrix Gates (PM Press)…
- July 18, 2019Publishers WeeklyDecember 3rd, 2018 This haphazard but enjoyable collection, primarily a celebration and exploration of trans identities, includes short stories,…
- July 18, 2019By Ursula K. Le GuinNorthwest Booksellers AssociationMay 18th, 2011 Just a couple of years ago I wrote that I thought…
- July 18, 2019By Ursula K. Le Guin The Oregonian 2/1/2017 A recent letter in The Oregonian compares a politician's claim to tell "alternative…
- July 17, 2019“The last time I filmed with Ursula, in the winter of 2016, I was six months pregnant, she was nearly…
- July 17, 2019Crimethinc.By Margaret Killjoy1/25/2018 I’ve never liked the part of the story when the mentor figure dies and the young heroes…
- July 17, 2019By John Plotz 10/15/2015 Public Books What makes readers fall in love? You might want to start your answer by…
- July 17, 2019Via Structo MagazineVia Lithub "Like Joan of Arc, I’m hearing voices!" By Euan Monaghan April 1, 2016 This interview originally appeared in…
- July 17, 2019by Alison HallettThe Portland MercuryMay 12th, 2011 In 2002, Ursula K. Le Guin published the short story The Wild Girls,…
- July 17, 2019Ms. MagazineApril 2011 Nominated for a 2003 Hugo Award and finally in book form, this novella proves that sci-fi doyenne…
