URSULA-LE GUIN-Obituary

URSULA LE GUIN

Oct 21, 1929 – Jan 22, 2018 (Age 88)

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BORN
October 21, 1929
DIED
January 22, 2018
AGE
88

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LE GUIN--Ursula K. The American Academy of Arts and Letters notes with sorrow the death of this peerless literary stylist, social critic, and storyteller who pushed against the confines of science fiction with a fierce egalitarianism and remarkable gift of language.

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Ursula Le Guin was a wonderful author who fired my imagination and hope for the world. Thank you for t Obituary which gathered my thoughts about her. I hope, at 70, it is not to late for me to continue to forge my soul. And I will read Searoad. Thank you!

Thank you, Ursula, your words lit a candle in my mind and heart as a young woman that is burning still

MAY U COME BACK TO US, BEAUTIFUL TALENTED LADY.....PRAYERS

Dear Ursula LeGuin: YOU ROCKED MY WORLD! over and over and over again! You opened my HEAD to new horizons about ecology, nature/nurture/"civilization and its discontents", about gender spectrum, about biology, about human relations to the cosmos, about what it might mean to be a THINKING human species of femina sapiens sapiens. MANY thanks from here to infinity! Patricia Falcao, MD, MPH, Boston

Godspeed Ursula, and thank you for sharing a part of your life with us.

You are the most important voice to have come out of the 20th century. Your writing is multidimensional and relevant. Your work will guide human beings into a future that affords them choices for a more illumined social order. The Telling and Tehanu are your most important works. They reach into the soul of human society through characters that are breathingly whole. The Fisherman of the Inland Sea and churten technology are prophetic and console our imagination. Your generosity as a writer...

My condolences to Theo, other family members and friends for the loss of your dear mother, Ursula. May you continue to be blessed with her memory and legacy and may your hearts be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times you shared together (Psalms 55:22) ~ Linda, Queens, NY

She was a recent acquaintance. A few years. Life is better since I have known her. She understood. She was in the struggle - till the end. I have lost a friend. I grieve. I salute. Her. Her life. Her work. Words. I and so many are lucky. That we have her words. To live with. To live by. Salute!

My deepest condolences to the family and friends of Ursula. May the God of all comfort prove to be your stronghold.
Psalm 18:2