Book: The tombs of Atuan
Feb. 7th, 2006 09:54 pmAuthor: Ursula Le Guin
Details: (c) The Inter-Vivos Trust for the Le Guin children 1971; Pub (in compendium) Penguin 1993; ISBN 0-14-015427-2
Verdict: The tombs of Atuan is beautifully written, but a bit thin as a story.
Reasons for reading it: It's the sequel to A wizard of Earthsea, which I enjoyed very much.
How it came into my hands: Galloway and Porter were selling off a pre-film edition of the trilogy-plus-one.
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Details: (c) The Inter-Vivos Trust for the Le Guin children 1971; Pub (in compendium) Penguin 1993; ISBN 0-14-015427-2
Verdict: The tombs of Atuan is beautifully written, but a bit thin as a story.
Reasons for reading it: It's the sequel to A wizard of Earthsea, which I enjoyed very much.
How it came into my hands: Galloway and Porter were selling off a pre-film edition of the trilogy-plus-one.
( detailed review )
