30 Days of Book Talk discussion

Of course, there are quite a lot of these books I feel I should really give a try, but for some mysterious reasons (te time's just not right or I'm not in the mood, etc...) I have not gotten around reading even though they are/would be available.

One of these author is Ursula K. Le Guin. I have heard much about her, and I know I should really read something by her, but... but ... but...

Anyway, if you are familiar with her and her books, I would gladly receive some recommendations.

The only one of hers I've ever read was Always Coming Home and that was because someone left a copy here when they went back to the US. It reminds me of The Silmarillion in a way, kind of anthropological. Not something you can sit down and read straight through justlikethat. At least I can't.
I remember seeing Le Guin's books in the high school library but they just didn't call out to me.

There are so many authors I feel I would probably get a lot out of, and some of them I actually have, but I never quite get round to. Lots of classics available free from Gutenberg like Hesiod and co. and many others.

There are two versions of this exact same page/topic on my feed, is it the same on yours? On one page two other people have commented and here, it’s only us.

Oh, thanks Gogol for the heads up. Must be some GR glitch.

Ok, I thought I'd lost my mind. I had to hangdog over through "My Comments" to prove to myself I hadn't dreamed of this thread. GR has been weird the past couple of days.