A legitimate ebook version of "The Left Hand of Darkness" would help. Perhaps she should be complaining about her publisher.
Not that it's right to breach copyright in this way, of course.
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Originally Posted by Boston
Ursula K. Le Guin, the science fiction writer, was perusing the Web site Scribd last month when she came across digital copies of some books that seemed quite familiar to her. No wonder. She wrote them, including a free-for-the-taking copy of one of her most enduring novels, “The Left Hand of Darkness.”
Neither Ms. Le Guin nor her publisher had authorized the electronic editions.
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