
Hainish Cycle · Book 4 of 14
Ursula K. Le Guin
2018 · Gollancz · 304 pages · English
"When The Left Hand of Darkness first appeared in 1969, the original jacket copy read, "Once in a long while a whole new world is created for us. Such worlds are Middle Earth, Dune - and such a world is Winter." Twenty-five years and a Hugo and Nebula Award later, these words remain true. In Winter, or Gethen, Ursula K. Le Guin has created a fully realized planet and people. But Gethen society is more than merely a fascinating creation. The concept of a society existing totally without sexual prejudices is even mor…
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An ideas-driven with strong world, melancholic and foreign read.
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