St. Ursula
A lot of tributes are going to be coming out today, to which I cannot hope to be as eloquent, nor as thoughtful. I started referring to Ursula Le Guin as St. Ursula a few years ago, perhaps as a nod to her gentle humor and subtle surrealism – a surrealism which wasn’t ‘strange’ or ‘abstracting’ but, in her own words: “Fantasy is not antirational, but pararational; not realistic but surrealistic,…
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