Ursula K. Le Guin’s life was full of cats. There were Anon, Tickie, Nero, Figaro, Piffle, Gaspar, Tom, Tabby, Laurel, Hardy, Neko, Leonard, Philip, Miss Moppet ...
How do you make a writer’s work and life come alive on the walls of an art gallery? Manuscripts, mugs of coffee, laptop computers with crumbs stuck in the keys—none of these is particularly visually ...
Even before her death, Ursula K. Le Guin had become one of the literary world’s secular saints. Since her passing, her halo has only grown brighter: In a rhapsodic piece for Literary Hub in 2022, four ...
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