The Utopias of Ursula K. Le Guin
By avoiding a linear narrative in Always Coming Home, Le Guin escapes the trap inherent in all would-be subversive texts: the use of language, which is controlled by patriarchy.
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Spitting in the Face of Empire: The Millions Interviews Nisi Shawl
I think of speculative fiction as basically taking care of all of our needs when it comes to imagining ourselves, imagining ourselves doing better, imagining ourselves in the future, imagining ourselves in the past.
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