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Hit or miss, with no one story knocking my socks off, but enough with enough meat that I read almost all of them. I skipped the 2 longest that had the most poetic, flowery language.
Hit or miss, with no one story knocking my socks off, but enough with enough meat that I read almost all of them. I skipped the 2 longest that had the most poetic, flowery language.
And I'm giving up. I just don't find the first essay entertaining or engaging at all, so I'm DNFing and not voting for this either.
"Meaning - this is perhaps the common note, the bane I am seeking. What is the Meaning of this book, this event in the book, this story ... ? Tell me what it Means.
But that is not my job, honey. That's your job."
- Ursula K. Le Guin
I could not put off reading this book any longer.
There are two collections of Le Guin's articles/essays on my Mt. TBR shelf and this is the one that was only recently published (November 2017).
No Time To Spare is a collection of articles from her blog, which you can check out here.
Having read only a few pages so far, it just drives home just what a powerful force of mind we have lost.
One of my favourite post on her blog so far is this one about Amazon - and I am fairly sure that she deliberately abbreviated "Bestseller" and that the term "BS Machine" does not refer to "bestsellers".
