poll: November book time!
BEFORE YOU VOTE: Will you return to discuss the book you voted on? Please only vote if you will return, thanks! Now... what book would you like to discuss in November? (Read in October.) Happy voting!
*As always I recommend if any look good to you, go ahead and put them on hold at the library if available.* Voting ends Sep 7, 2020 11:59PM PDT —> people who voted for: The Unreal and the Real: Selected Stories, Volume One: Where on Earth by Ursula K. Le Guin
2012, 320 pages, 3.82 stars
$7.99 Kindle, $9.00 and up print, at the library
"The Unreal and the Real is a major event not to be missed. In this two-volume selection of Ursula K. Le Guin's best short stories—as selected by the National Book Award winning author herself—the reader will be delighted, provoked, amused, and faced with the sharp, satirical voice of one of the best short story writers of the present day.
Where on Earth explores Le Guin's earthbound stories which range around the world from small town Oregon to middle Europe in the middle of revolution to summer camp.
Companion volume Outer Space, Inner Lands includes Le Guin's best known nonrealistic stories. Both volumes include new introductions by the author."
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BEFORE YOU VOTE: Will you return to discuss the book you voted on? Please only vote if you will return, thanks! Now... what book would you like to discuss in November? (Read in October.) Happy voting!
*As always I recommend if any look good to you, go ahead and put them on hold at the library if available.* Voting ends Sep 7, 2020 11:59PM PDT —> people who voted for: The Unreal and the Real: Selected Stories, Volume One: Where on Earth by Ursula K. Le Guin
2012, 320 pages, 3.82 stars
$7.99 Kindle, $9.00 and up print, at the library
"The Unreal and the Real is a major event not to be missed. In this two-volume selection of Ursula K. Le Guin's best short stories—as selected by the National Book Award winning author herself—the reader will be delighted, provoked, amused, and faced with the sharp, satirical voice of one of the best short story writers of the present day.
Where on Earth explores Le Guin's earthbound stories which range around the world from small town Oregon to middle Europe in the middle of revolution to summer camp.
Companion volume Outer Space, Inner Lands includes Le Guin's best known nonrealistic stories. Both volumes include new introductions by the author."
