December 31, 20196 yr Been decades since I've read these. LeGuin was a national treasure. I've read just about everything I could get my hands on over the years. I read these soon after they were published and again many years later. For reader’s young and old, I can’t recommend these highly enough. Great coming of age saga and in hindsight, journeys of moral development. They are exceptional, lovely literature. The follow-up books and short stories seem bitter-sweet to me, but what they fleshed out as both continuation and back-story is worth it. Highly recommend watching the full episode Worlds of Ursula K. LeGuin from the PBS “American Masters” series. Neil Gaiman doesn’t think Harry Potter exists without these books. I agree. Search Results | American Masters | PBS
January 1, 20206 yr [ATTACH]69563[/ATTACH] Can’t remember if I read that one yet. The sounds so familiar.
January 2, 20206 yr Can’t remember if I read that one yet. The sounds so familiar. It is the last of the Amos Decker series, to this point.
January 2, 20206 yr Author It is the last of the Amos Decker series, to this point. Correct. Next one in that series comes out in April, I believe.
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