Up now on DeepGenre is a conversation about war, slavery and women between Kate Elliott and Constance Ash, conducted while Constance was reading Kate's new novel, Shadow Gate.
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Happy May Day!
Workers of the world, unite!
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Serendipitously, an article about Ursula Le Guin's latest work, Lavinia, is up on salondotcom.
Ursula Le Guin is one of the great sf/f writers, responsible for a general opening of the field to perspectives not much found in it prior: those of women and other of the humbler classes of a society, a non-glorification of war, the essentials of community for a healthy culture overall.
IOW, what the two writers are talking about in their coversation up on DeepGenre, is also what Le Guin's been talking about for decades, and distills again, into a new old bottle, as she re-imagines the the imagined world of Virgil's Aeneid, and its imaginary characters.
Love, C.
Mayday Greetings
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