\'Ursula Le Guin was able to reimagine many concepts we take to be natural, shared, and unalterable - gender, utopia, creation, war, family, the city, the country - and reveal the all-too-human constructions at their centre ...
But as ambition gets the better of ethics, no one can predict the devastating consequences..
But George is different: his dreams can change reality - although he has no means of controlling this extraordinary power.
Psychiatrist Dr William Haber offers to help, directing George to dream a world without racism.
For George Orr, a mild and unremarkable man, the world is overwhelmingly difficult.
There\'s no one like her\' Zadie Smith\'Le Guin is a writer of phenomenal power\' OBSERVERWar rages and global warming wreaks havoc on the quality of life everywhere as seven billion people jostle for living space and food.
Literature will miss her. \'Ursula Le Guin was able to reimagine many concepts we take to be natural, shared, and unalterable - gender, utopia, creation, war, family, the city, the country - and reveal the all-too-human constructions at their centre ..
