UrsulaKLeguin.com — Website Outline
- The Death Ray Interview with Ursula K. Le Guin, conducted by Guy Haley. Death Ray is an SF magazine that covers all
aspects of science fiction, fantasy and supernatural horror in all
media, and in great depth. It's available in the USA in Barnes and Noble and Borders, and in the UK in highstreet newsagents, WHSmith's, and supermarkets. Deathray #5, October 2007. Interview reprinted with the kind permission of Blackfish Publishing. (Posted 6 November 2007)
- Interview by Margarita Meklina (in Russian)
- "Wizard Oil," by Carol Pinchefsky, Intergalactic Medicine Show, January 2007.
- Doce Moradas interview, conducted by Paola Castagno
- Femin magazine: The original questions and answers
on which an interview published in the Japanese feminist magazine
FEMIN was based — translated into Japanese by the interviewer,
Chieko Akaishi.
- The Magician: article/interview by Maya Jaggi, online at The Guardian [Dec. 29 2005; offsite link]
- Chronicles of Earthsea — Q&A at Guardian Unlimited
- Elsewhere, Inverted, Utopia —
Kurt Anderson interviews Ursula K. Le Guin for "Studio 360" at WNYC public radio. [offsite link to audio archive]
- Página/12: Entrevista a Ursula K. Le Guin, por Sandra Chaher [offsite link; in Spanish]
- West by Northwest Online Magazine: Life in the Wider Household of Being: An Interview with Ursula K. Le Guin, by Erika Milo
- "Driven By A Different Chauffeur: An Interview With Ursula K. Le Guin," Conducted by Nick Gevers: "Ursula K. Le Guin has something of the quality of legend...." [continued...]
[off-site link to The SF Site]
- Pacific NW Booksellers Association Interview, on the occasion of UKL's lifetime achievement award. [off-site link]
- Hour 25 archive: UKL's appearance, September 29, 2000. [off-site link]
- Tehanu: A Return to the Source, by Sharada Bhanu. From her doctoral thesis.
- Review of Powers,
by Sarah Ellis (The Globe and Mail, 8 September 2007
- "I really like your books. They are very interesting and very good. They have very good beginnings, middles and ends. That's one of the reasons I like them so much." — Ruth (Age 8, Santa Cruz, California)
- Two Trilogies and a Mystery: Speculations on the Earthsea Stories, by Margaret Mahy, Magpies, July 2002
- "The Cusp of Change": A Review by Maureen Scott Harris of Tales from Earthsea and The Other Wind, from The National Post, September 15, 2001
- Which Wizard Beats 'Em All?, by James Gorman [Off-site link to The New York Times, January 11, 2002 — registration is free]
- "Ursula K. Le Guin — Mutinous Navigator," by Vonda N. McIntyre
- "The Queen of Quinkdom," by Margaret Atwood, a review of The Birthday of the World and Other Stories. [offsite link to New York Review of Books]
- Review by Gerald Jonas of Kalpa Imperial, New York Times Sunday Book Review.
- "Stories Among the Ruins: Angélica Gorodischer's Kalpa Imperial" — review by John Garrison at Strange Horizons
- Review of Changing Planes by John Clute at Infinite Matrix
- Dream Sharing, by Joseph McElroy, The Village Voice
- "The King Is Pregnant" —: A new review, by Sarah LeFanu of The Left Hand of Darkness
- Gwyneth Jones' Top 10 SF by women writers, The Guardian
- A Kind of Magic, review of The Other Wind, by Nicholas Lezard at The Guardian
- Classic of the month: A Wizard of Earthsea, by Amanda Craig
- Tom Mouse
- The Birthday of the World
- The Telling
- The Other Wind
- Gifts
- Changing Planes
- A Few Words to a Young Writer
- A Rejection Letter
- Manuscript Preparation
- A Sketchy Introduction to Copyright and Contracts
- A Discussion of Story, from Steering the Craft
- What Makes a Story
- A Message about Messages [offsite link]
- Plausibility in Fantasy
- Plausibility Revisited:
Wha Hoppen and What Didn't
- Some Genres I Write in:
A Table of Contents
for the Collection
Unlocking the Air,
with Useful Classification of the Stories by Genre
- Being an Editor, by Guest Columnist Michael Kandel
- "Goodbye to All That: The decline of the coverage of books isn't new, benign, or necessary," by Steve Wasserman, Columbia Journalism Review, September/October 2007.
Copyright © 2007 by Ursula K. Le Guin
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