I’m quite looking forward to having a real big Oz binge someday in the future. 
Now i have the ‘Infinite Improbability Drive’ picking out my next book i might actually get around to reading some of this. 
Another book in my stash found while tidying up at Amazon.Â
A great collection of 7 sci-fi stories which i’m reading through occasionally.
A most wonderful collection of short stories from the greatest Sci Fi writer of all time, Ursula K. Le Guin.
I think “Paradises Lost” is not only my favourite in this collection but also one of my favourite stories by Ursula ever. If there’s any story that i would have liked her to expand upon it would be this one. But maybe it will now inspire another great writer sometime in the future to expand upon it: please let me know if you are that writer.
All in all, a great collection, especially for fans of Ursula’s Hainish Cycle, with the majority of the stories being from that.
I read this in 2014 thinking it wouldn’t be too long before the rest of the books were finished — oh, naivety becomes me.
All i have to say is… ‘It better be worth the wait, George!’
Hopefully, now the TV series is in the can he’ll get on with finishing the books.
It’s been quite a few years since i read this — and, i might add, i immensely enjoyed it.
Since then Joseph has added quite a few novels and shorts to the series and you can find the whole series by clicking there.
A wonderful, thought provoking collection of short stories from someone who knows how to write short stories. All i have to say about it is … just read it.
I’m practising keeping my reviews succinct and to the point: i think i’ve got that mastered!
Well worth the 5 star rating i gave it on goodreads.
Ken made a bunch of notes on this book, which you can also read over at goodreads.