Omelas State University,” by John Scalzi

18 November 2011

  • Long-Term Discouragement, a blog by UKL.

    5 November 2011

  • Flying Squirrel: Creeping Socialism in Ohio

    4 November 2011

  • Letter to the Oregonian, October 29, 2011

    31 October 2011

  • A useful key to the can of worms: This piece by Maria Bustillos is full of up-to-date information on digitalization/Google Book Settlement/orphan books/copyright issues. I’m happy to have contributed a couple of opinions to it. — UKL

    One Google Books to Rule Them All? by Maria Bustillos

    26 October 2011

  • A Small Update from What I Have Been Able to Observe, at OccupyWriters

    26 October 2011

  • Slumping Texas Governor...

    26 October 2011

  • Review of Changing Planes, by Sarah Frost. Escape Pod.

    26 October 2011

  • Notre-Dame de la Faim, a blog by UKL.

    24 October 2011

  • Flying Squirrel #1, a new feature

    22 October 2011

  • The Center for Fiction celebrates A Wizard of Earthsea

    22 October 2011

  • Did Ursula Le Guin Change the Course of SFF?, by Ryan Britt. tor.com

    21 October 2011

  • Only in Silence the Word: Ursula Le Guin’s The Farthest Shore, by Jo Walton. tor.com

    21 October 2011

  • How I was arrested at Occupy Wall Street, by Naomi Wolf. The Guardian

    21 October 2011

  • The Coode Street Podcast: Episode 71: Live with Gary K. Wolfe and Ursula K. Le Guin! Discussion and digression on science fiction and fantasy with Gary Wolfe and Jonathan Strahan. Subject: Margaret Atwood’s new book of essays, In Other Worlds: SF and the Human Imagination.

    17 October 2011

  • Readers’ Questions, a blog by UKL.

    17 October 2011

  • Map of Gont, from the Slovenian translation of Tehanu. Mapmaker: Pavle Učakar.

    14 October 2011

  • Let Her be Eaten!: Ursula K. Le Guin’s The Tombs of Atuan, by Jo Walton, tor.com

    14 October 2011

  • Schedule Update: Powell’s Authorfest, Wild Arts Festival

    14 October 2011

  • Wordstock brings poets and publishers to the people, by Jeff Baker, The Oregonian.

    10 October 2011

  • Wordstock: Interview at The Ace Hotel; Best Bets for Sunday, October 9.

    8 October 2011

  • 35. More About Steinbeck: Troubled Waters, a blog by UKL.

    8 October 2011

  • Peace Vigil,” a poem by UKL, at On the Issues Magazine.

    6 October 2011

  • 34. TGAN and TGOW, a blog by UKL.

    3 October 2011

  • The Islanders by Christopher Priest, a review by UKL at The Guardian.

    3 October 2011

  • A Review of Voices, by nominatissima

    3 October 2011

  • Margaret Atwood is Center for Fiction sci-fi keynoter

    3 October 2011

  • Corrected Schedule: Wy’East Books, Wordstock, Wildwords, Wild Arts Festival,

    30 September 2011

  • A new interview with UKL, at Read More Missouri.

    30 September 2011

  • The Island of the Immortals,"” a short story by UKL at Lightspeed Magazine

    30 September 2011

  • Ursula K. Le Guin has a brand new reason to be scared of immortality,” by Charlie Jane Anders, io9.

    30 September 2011

  • “The Wild Girls” in Harper’s Magazine, a review by Zadie Smith, at PMPress.

    30 September 2011

  • Clinging Desperately to a Metaphor, a blog by UKL.

    19 September 2011

  • Dangerous Writing, Dangerous Cover Copy, a blog by UKL.

    12 September 2011

  • CBC Radio podcast with UKL, conducted by Eleanor Wachtel

    2 September 2011

  • Ursula K. Le Guin’s Earthsea,” by Kristine Marie Reynaldo

    30 August 2011

  • The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas,” by UKL, translated into Arabic by Mona Elnamoury.

    24 August 2011

  • Papa H, a blog by UKL.

    18 August 2011

  • The C/le_guin_on_the_art_of_elegy_bl.html" target="_blank">Le Guin on the art of elegy, blogging and hearing the sea , Watt Childress, The Oregonian

    17 March 2013

  • Update: Short Biography

    7 March 2013

  • World Without Imperialism ,” by Noah Berlatsky

    7 March 2013

  • Schedule update: “Get Lit at the Beach,” Tolovana Arts Colony, April 12-14, 2013, Cannon Beach, OR.

    6 March 2013

  • The Country That Stopped Reading, by David Toscana, New York Times

    6 March 2013

  • New publicity photos from Laura Anglin

    2 March 2013

  • An Abundance of Excellence: Rethinking the Printz” by Julie Bartel and Brooke Young

    26 February 2013

  • Classic sci-fi author Ursula K. Le Guin to speak at Berkeley,” by Erik Swan, The Daily Californian Blog

    22 February 2013

  • Schedule update: Avenali Lecture, UC Berkeley. Venue update.

    22 February 2013

  • Google Again — The National Writers Union, Dramatists’ Guild, Romance Writers of America, Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators, and others have filed an amicus brief with the 2d Circuit Court of Appeals, supporting class-action litigation against Google for the massive copyright infringement involved in scanning whole libraries of books without ascertaining their copyright status.

    17 February 2013

  • Elinor Armer & UKL — Musical Science Fiction, at Composer’s Datebook, American Public Radio, 28 January 2013.

    10 February 2013

  • Getting Away with Murder: The Millions Interviews Ursula K. Le Guin, by Paul Morton

    31 January 2013

  • The Galixee, According to C.H. Downes-Le Guin

    28 January 2013

  • The Trouble: Annals of Pard, Part V, a blog by UKL.

    28 January 2013

  • Updated Bibliography: Major Titles [Printer-friendly PDF, 60Kb, Updated January 2013]

    27 January 2013

  • Paradises LostParadisi Perduti, by Maurizio Manzieri, cover for Italian edition of Paradises Lost.

    27 January 2013

  • Ursula K. Le Guin Chases Flying Squirrels #26

    24 January 2013

  • Kidnapped, a blog by UKL.

    21 January 2013

  • Ursula K. Le Guin Chases Flying Squirrels #25

    20 January 2013

  • 62. A Much-Needed Literary Award, a blog by UKL. [Comments]

    7 January 2013

  • GMRC Review: Always Coming Home by Ursula K. Le Guin, by Scott Lazerus, at Worlds Without End Blog

    3 January 2013

  • The Unreal and the Real, reviewed by Gary K. Wolfe, at Locus Magazine.

    24 December 2012

  • Review of The Unreal and the Real, by Tobias Carroll, Minneapolis StarTribune.

    24 December 2012

  • Ursula K. Le Guin Chases Flying Squirrels #24

    21 December 2012

  • Review of Finding My Elegy, by Jillian Saucier, at rattle.com

    20 December 2012

  • An interview with UKL in Russian, at Izvesia

    19 December 2012

  • An Attempt to Think as a Free Thinker, a blog by UKL.

    17 December 2012

  • Beyond Elvish, by Patrick Cox, at The World.

    16 December 2012

  • A Eulogy for Occupy, by Quinn Norton, at wired.com

    15 December 2012

  • The Pleasures of Reading, Viewing, and Listening, pt.4: Three Novels, by UKL, at Aqueduct Press

    12 December 2012

  • Book View Café Celebrates Ursula K. Le Guin

    4 December: Celebrating Ursula: Articles, by Brenda W. Clough. Add to the list in the Comments section.

    5 December: Fantasy is the Language of the Night — On Ursula K. Le Guin, by K.E. Kimbriel

    6 December: Ursula K. Le Guin Saved My Life, by Nancy Jane Moore

    7 December: No Need to Apologize, by Marie Brennan

    3-7 December 2012

  • The Bradley Manning Case and Our Decade of Denial, by Seamus McKiernan. Huffington Post 12/01/2012

    My story doesn’t end quite the way Mr McKiernan wishes it did, but I’m glad it afforded him a useful metaphor for his timely and powerful article. — UKL

    4 December 2012

  • The Real and Unreal: Ursula K. Le Guin, American Novelist — A major essay by Julie Phillips (author of James Tiptree, Jr.: The Double Life of Alice B. Sheldon

    December Featured Link

  • The Slate Book Review Top 10 of 2012

    3 December 2012

  • Pard and the Poets, a blog by UKL.

    3 December 2012

  • Robin Morgan interviews UKL, Women’ Media Center live.

    1 December 2012

  • Two video clips, courtesy of Professor Eric S. Rabkin: “Ursula K. LeGuin: The Left Hand of Darkness Overview” and “Ursula K. LeGuin: The Left Hand of Darkness Thesis.” Please click on "open/view" link for MP4 files. These are large files that will take a while to download.

    The clips are from Professor Rabkin’s online course, Fantasy and Science Fiction: The Human Mind, Our Modern World. Register and take the course for free.

    28 November 2012

  • The Unreal and the Real: Some of the stories begin...

    26 November 2012

  • Dragons of the Everyday, review of The Unreal and the Real, by Tom Shippey, Wall Street Journal. “Many sci-fi authors, we know, are as clever and tricky as so many Coyotes. Ms. Le Guin, though, has matured from the vividness and imagination she had from the beginning into wisdom and a clearsightedness that reaches past sympathy.”

    24 November 2012

  • Schedule update: 2013 events

    24 November 2012

  • Writer’s Voice with Francesca Rheannon, online interview

    18 November 2012

  • An elegy from Ursula: poems for then and now, a review of Finding My Elegy by Bob Hicks

    15 November 2012

  • UKL’s Wild Arts Festival schedule: Noon-4:00 p.m., Sunday, 18 November 2012.

    15 November 2012

  • Catching up with Pard, a blog by UKL.

    12 November 2012

  • Schedule update: Change of location:
    UKL at The Milwaukie Poetry Series, Sixth Season
    Wednesday, November 14, 2012, 7:00 p.m.
    The Black Box Theater
    Milwaukie Academy of the Arts
    11300 SE 23rd
    Milwaukie, OR 97222

    11 November 2012

  • Ursula K Le Guin: stories for the ages,” by Damien Walter, The Guardian online.

    8 November 2012

  • No Better Spirit, The Unreal and the Real reviewed by Choire Sicha at slate.com

    7 November 2012

  • Music from the future, from Confessions of an Urban Druid.

    5 November 2012

  • La ciencia ficción es una gran metáfora de la vida, interview with UKL by Jacinto Antón

    30 October 2012

  • Bookmarks: Ursula K. Le Guin's two-volume selected stories due out in November, a review by Jeff Baker, The Oregonian. More information on The Unreal and the Real at Small Beer Press.
  • Interview with UKL, Fantasia Austral. In Spanish. Scroll down for English translation.

    27 October 2012

  • Schedule Update: CANCELLED Los Angeles Public Library ALOUD, October 23, 2012.

    22 Octobeer 2012

  • The Science Fiction Book Club, London, England, chooses The Left Hand of Darkness.

    October 2012

  • A Longhouse Birdhouse: Ursula K. Le Guin. Poems from Finding My Elegy.

    16 October 2012

  • Music & Poetry of the Kesh, from Always Coming Home, words by Ursula K. Le Guin, music by Todd Barton. Now available at Book View Café. MP3s; Liner Notes, lyrics, translations (EPUB and MOBI). Free samples.

    15 October 2012

  • Schedule Update: Crazy Eights Author Tour, 18 October 2012;

    CANCELLED: Los Angeles Public Library ALOUD, October 23, 2012.

    16 Octobeer 2012

  • Writer’s Almanac: “A Request,” by UKL, from Finding My Elegy.

    8 October 2012

  • Restraint, a blog by UKL.

    8 October 2012

  • Restraint, a blog by UKL.

    8 October 2012

  • Ursula chases flying squirrels, #23: IS YOUR BUT WHERE YOU INTENDED IT TO BE, MR BROUN?

    7 October 2012

  • Where to start with Tales From Earthsea author Ursula K. Le Guin, by Jason Heller. avclub.com

    5 October 2012

  • Writer’s Almanac: “Song for a Daughter,” by UKL, from Finding My Elegy.

    3 October 2012

  • Schedule update: UKL at Clarion West Anniversary Event, 13 October 2012, Elliott Bay Book Company, 11 October 2012.

    1 October 2012

  • Writer’s Almanac: “Science,” by UKL, from Finding My Elegy.

    1 October 2012

  • Ursula K. Le Guin’s Unseen Forces of Nature Infiltrate Latest Issue of Tin House: A review of “Elementals” at Tor.com, by Ryan Britt.

    1 October 2012

  • Schedule update: UKL at Clarion West Anniversary Event, 13 October 2012.

    25 September 2012

  • The Earthsea Cycle is now available in ebook form at your favorite ebook distributor, including Nook/EPUB format at Powell’s Book Store:
    A Wizard of Earthsea, The Tombs of Atuan, The Farthest Shore, Tehanu, Tales from Earthsea, The Other Wind.

    The World of Earthsea — UKL discusses the Earthsea series. New print and ebook editions now available.

    “The magic of Earthsea is primal; the lessons of Earthsea remain as potent, as wise, and as necessary as anyone could dream.” — Neil Gaiman
    A Wizard of Earthsea The Tombs of Atuan The Farthest Shore
    Tehanu Tales from Earthsea The Other Wind

    23 September 2012

  • Review by Tom Lavole of Finding My Elegy, Shelf Awareness

    23 September 2012

  • Boneland by Alan Garner — review by UKL. Guardian.co.uk 29 August 2012.

    4 September 2012

  • Review of The Lathe of Heaven, by KC, at Earthlight Books.

    4 September 2012

  • Ursula chases flying squirrels, #22: Don’t Worry, Karl!

    31 August 2012

  • Dancing the TaoDancing the Tao: Le Guin and Moral Development, by Sandra J. Lindow, Cambridge Scholars Publishing. Sample PDF [135Kb]

    29 August 2012

  • Libraries and Ebooks, a blog by UKL.

    27 August 20

  • Ursula chases flying squirrels, #21: The Flying Squirrel/Scrooge Award

    25 August 2012

  • Ursula chases flying squirrels, #19: The Party of Legitimate Rape

    20 August 2012

  • Walking in CornwallCrescent Moon Publishing in England has reissued their handsome edition of my poetry chapbook Walking in Cornwall. The illustrations are now in black and white, almost more beautiful than the color illustrations of their first edition.

    25 August 2012

  • Schedule Update: November 14, 2012: The Milwaukie (OR) Poetry Series

    18 August 2012

  • Review of the stage adaptation of The Lathe of Heaven: Dream a little dream of mine, by Eugene R.

    18 August 2012

  • Two Publishers, One Series: The Latest Tale of Ursula K. Le Guin’s Earthsea, by Sally Lodge, Publishers Weekly

    3 August 2012

  • The Opening Night, a blog by UKL.

    30 July 2012

  • UC Riverside’s Eaton Lifetime Achievement Award

    28 July 2012

  • Ursula chases flying squirrels, #19: The Biblical Definition of the Family Unit: Polygamy

    28 July 2012

  • Ursula K. Le Guin pressured to make books “more like Harry Potter”, by Dan Roth at blastr.com

    28 July 2012

  • Schedule update: Paulina Springs Bookstore, 5 August 2012

    July 2012

  • Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy: Interview with UKL

    25 July 2012

  • Ursula chases flying squirrels, #18: The Wonderful World of Modern Sports: Or, 1.8 to 1

    24 July 2012

  • The World of Earthsea — UKL discusses the Earthsea series. New edition from S&S and HMH, September 2012.

    “The magic of Earthsea is primal; the lessons of Earthsea remain as potent, as wise, and as necessary as anyone could dream.” — Neil Gaiman
    A Wizard of Earthsea The Tombs of Atuan The Farthest Shore
    Tehanu Tales from Earthsea The Other Wind

    24 July 2012

  • Matthew Spencer’s Great American Novelist Tournament

    24 July 2012

  • This one goes up to eleven,” by William Alexander.

    23 July 2012

  • The Frontier Fandango, Mexico/California

    Every year people meet at the edge of the ocean, on the two sides of the fence between the two countries, to sing, play, and dance the music of Vera Cruz called “son jarocho.” My daughter Elisabeth has been learning this music, and this year she took a video camera to the Fandango. The fence is so high and now so thick that the people can barely see one another, but the music and love and grief and longing come through, loud and clear.


    The Video...” by Elisabeth Le Guin

    22 July 2012

  • Kesh Music sampler — New link.

    20 July 2012

  • Hainish Punk Patch -- Click for detailHainish Punk Patch — patch by Cecilia Caldiera, photo by Thera Webb, reproduced with permission.

    28 June 2012

  • Some Guidelines for Manuscript Preparation and Submission (updated)

    19 June 2012

  • Le Guin’s Hypothesis, a blog by UKL.

    18 June 2012

  • Beneath the Surface with Michael Slate, audio interview with UKL about her work in general and Voices in particular.

    13 June 2012 LatheReviews

  • Three reviews of The Lathe of Heaven, adapted and directed by Edward Einhorn, from the book by Ursula K. Le Guin. Original music by Henry Akona

    11 June 2012

  • Sci-Fi Scribes on Ray Bradbury: ‘Storyteller, Showman and Alchemist’ at Wired.
    “My mother and I read and loved The Martian Chronicles in the early ’50s, when it was new. It was newer than new, because there’d never been anything quite like it, nor has there been since. SF is so often a control freak’s genre, and Ray Bradbury was never under control — his own or anybody else’s. He took risks in his writing that could send him over into incoherence and sentimentality or take him straight to beauty, which is always new and always rare. And then with Fahrenheit 451 he gave us the rarest thing of all: a genuine, inescapable Myth for Our Time. His was a courageous heart and a generous soul. May his memory be blessed.”

    — UKL

    8 June 2012

  • The Forrests by Emily Perkins, a review by UKL.

    7 June 2012

  • Writer’s Rights, by Mauricio Niebla, National Writers Union.

    7 June 2012

  • In loving honor of Doc Watson, musician, 1923 - May 29, 2012. The circle is unbroken.

    30 May 2012

  • Grants Pass Update: Tickets & more information, 1 June 2012

    25 May 2012

  • Flying Squirrel #17: Science Fiction Fans Cannot Sneer at Fantasy Fans Ever Again

    25 May 2012

  • Grand Masters of Science Fiction: Ursula K. Le Guin: Rocannon’s World, by Charles Dee Mitchell.

    23 May 2012

  • Some Recent Fantasies, a blog by UKL.

    21 May 2012

  • I am proud to be used as a shield

    “The use of shields, in particular, has become an integral part of Occupy Oakland protest culture. At the Nov. 2 general strike, numerous masked protesters carried shields in the image of books, like Ursula K. Le Guin’s The Dispossessed, as symbols of their cause but also as protection from police.” San Francisco Chronicle,

    20 May 2012

  • Flying Squirrel #16: Hunts, Shoots, and Leaves

    19 May 2012

  • The Unreal and the RealPreorder The Unreal and the Real: Where on Earth from Small Beer Press.

    18 May 2012

  • 51. The Narrative Gift as a Moral Conundrum, a blog by UKL.

    14 May 2012

  • Schedule Update: Grant’s Pass, 1 June 2012

    14 May 2012

  • Read This: James Hansen has been trying since 1980 to show us that we have destabilized the global climate, that we’re heading ever faster into catastrophe, and that denial is no longer an option. He must feel like somebody in a trawler trying to hail the captain of the Titanic. Read his op-ed piece in the New York Times: “Game Over for the Climate

    11 May 2012

  • Flying Squirrel #15: A New Entry in The Newspeak Dictionary

    11 May 2012

  • Flying Squirrel #14: Alma Mater (insert Brand Name here), Hail to Thee!

    6 May 2012

  • 50. Chosen by a Cat, a blog by UKL.

    30 April 2012

  • UTC61 Presents The Lathe of Heaven, Opening 6/10/2012.

    25 April 2012

  • Flying Squirrel #13: Reaction Before Action

    23 April 2012

  • Poets.org’s Poem of the Day: The Maenads, from Finding My Elegy by Ursula K. Le Guin

    22 April 2012

  • Like it is: Ursula K. Le Guin’s Finding My Elegy: New and Selected Poetry, a review by David St.-Lascaux

    19 April 2012

  • Celebrate Diana Wynne Jones

    19 April 2012

  • Reading, Seeing (i), a blog by UKL.

    16 April 2012

  • Mark W Tiedemann of Missouri Center for the Book interviews UKL

    14 April 2012

  • Schedule update: Oregon Book Awards Poetry Reading, 22 April 2012

    9 April 2012

  • Having my Cake, a blog by UKL.

    9 April 2012

  • Alachua County Big Read: A Wizard of Earthsea.

    8 April 2012

  • Ursula Le Guin’s SF-Fantasy and the Environmental Paradigm Shift. Scholar Tonia Payne discusses how fiction, specifically Le Guin, can work for a paradigm change. Video
  • 3 April 2012

  • Primitive Copy-rites of Ancient Peoples, a blog by UKL.

    2 April 2012

  • Flying Squirrel #12: Why Everyone is Moving from New York, New Orleans, and Los Angeles...

    1 April 2012

  • Contraception,” by Vonda N. McIntyre, at Book View Café Blog.

    31 March 2012

  • Flying Squirrel #11: A Piece of Work

    30 March 2012

  • A Writer Speaks Out, by Winston Ross, Eugene Register-Guard. UKL at “Big Read” in Eugene, OR. [Note from webmistress: The library estimated the crowd at 600.]

    28 March 2012

  • Schedule update: March 24, 2012, Eugene Public Library, Big Read: reading, signing, Q&A.

    20 March 2012

  • Interview with KLCC, Eugene, Oregon, NPR [MP3]

    20 March 2012

  • The Cove by Ron Rash, a review by UKL.

    18 March 2012

  • Literature as a way of seeing,” by Helon Habila

    14 March 2012

  • More information: Paradises Lost chamber opera.

    12 March 2012

  • Google Goggles, a blog by UKL.

    5 March 2012

  • People I don’t want to hear any more about, a blog by UKL

    20 February 2012

  • Excerpt from Paradises Lost: the world premiere of scenes from a chamber opera by Steven Taylor, based on the novella by UKL, performed by Third Angle New Music ensemble in Portland in January 2012. [33Mb MP3]

    15 February 2012

  • World Premiere of Paradises Lost, a chamber opera, based on the novella by UKL, at the University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill. April 26, 27, 28, 29, 2012.

    14 February 2012

  • .Good Intentions Meet the Double-Hyphen Dilemma

    9 February 2012

  • 43. Fear and Loathing in e-Land, a blog by UKL.

    6 February 2012

  • The Buddha in the Attic, by Julie Otsuka, a review by UKL in The Guardian.

    28 January 2012

  • Schedule update: Poetry Reading: Ursula Le Guin, Molly Gloss, Noel Hanlon, and More! at Annie Bloom’s Books, 16 February 2012

    28 January 2012

  • Charlotte’s Library reviews Lavinia

    24 January 2012

  • Flying Squirrel #9: Media CEO English.

    22 January 2012

  • A Fine Chapbook: Ursula K. Le Guin’s The Wild Girls Plus..., by Brit Mandelo at tor.com

    19 January 2012

  • Out Here has been nominated for the Oregon Literary Arts Stafford/Hall Award in Poetry.

    11 January 2012

  • 42. Choosing a Cat, a2 blog by UKL.

    8 January 2012

  • Schedule update: George Fox University: 14 January 2012; Reed College: 20 January 2012.

    6 January 2012

  • Richard D. Erlich’s Coyote’s Song: Now available as a Borgo Press paperback.

    5 January 2012

  • Changing Planes in Tokyo! — A performance October 2011 by the Tokyo stage company of Mimura Aya of four stories from Changing Planes: “Porridge on Islac,” “Wake Island,” “Seasons of the Ansarac” and “The Nna Mmoy Language” (in order of performance).

    2 January 2012

  • Flying Squirrel 8: In Abraham Lincoln’s Home Town

    29 December 2011

  • Literary Bests, a blog by UKL.

    28 December 2011

  • Hearing Voices at Third Angle: World premiere of Paradises Lost, a chamber opera by Stephen Taylor, based on the novella by UKL.

    22 December 2011

  • Flying Squirrel 7: You Go, Snowe!!!

    12 December 2011

  • Flying Squirrel 6: Wouldn’t it be loverly

    10 December 2011

  • “Mr Pish and the Horse Chestnut,” by UKL, Wild in the City: Exploring the Intertwine: The Portland-Vancouver Region’s Network of Parks, Trails, and Natural Areas, Second edition, edited by Michael C. Houck and M. J. Cody (Corvallis: Oregon State University Press, copublished with the Audubon Society of Portland, 2011).

    4 December 2011

  • Tears of Joy Theatre Presents Ride the Red Mare. Adapted and directed by Nancy Aldritch from A Ride on the Red Mare’s Back by Ursula K. Le Guin. Music by Brian Johansen. December 16-18, 2011, Portland Center for Performing Arts, Portland, OR

    Meet the author, Ursula K Le Guin, on opening night, December 16, 2011: Guest appearance and ticket holder signing.

    More information.

    2 December 2011

  • Five Bad Myths, a blog by UKL.

    28 November 2011

  • Flying Squirrel 5: Your Father’s Rover

    27 November 2011

  • Ninety-Nine Weeks: A Fairy Tale, a blog by UKL.

    21 November 2011

  • Flying Squirrel 4: From The New Republican Dictionary

    19 November 2011

  • Two essays: “Penn State, Happy Valley, & the Good Citizens of Omelas,” by Michelle Richmond, and “