Ursula Le Guin boldly went where few science fiction writers went before – on to the pages of The New Yorker, into the hallowed halls of Stanford University and other premier institutions to serve as writer in residence, to more than a half dozen other institutions of higher learning to pick up honorary degrees. Somehow Le Guin found the magic formula t…
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