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	<title>Comments on: Ursula K. Le Guin turn 85 today.</title>
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		<title>By: Sleep Goblin</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[She&#039;s probably my favorite author. I was introduced to her in college when I had the pleasure of taking a literature course on science fiction and fantasy as an elective my senior year.  We read the Earthsea Trilogy (which I still call a trilogy thanks to that class, despite knowing there are more than 3 books now) which I found engrossing.  I&#039;ve enjoyed every book I&#039;ve ever read by her, which seems to run the gamut on not only simple versus complex, but also children/young adult versus adult aimed stories.  I haven&#039;t read The Lathe of Heaven yet, I&#039;ll have to go looking for it!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>She&#8217;s probably my favorite author. I was introduced to her in college when I had the pleasure of taking a literature course on science fiction and fantasy as an elective my senior year.  We read the Earthsea Trilogy (which I still call a trilogy thanks to that class, despite knowing there are more than 3 books now) which I found engrossing.  I&#8217;ve enjoyed every book I&#8217;ve ever read by her, which seems to run the gamut on not only simple versus complex, but also children/young adult versus adult aimed stories.  I haven&#8217;t read The Lathe of Heaven yet, I&#8217;ll have to go looking for it!</p>
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