The Wild Girls (Outspoken Authors)
"Nominated for a 2003 Hugo Award and finally in book form, this novella proves that sci-fi doyenne Le Guin grows sharper with the decades. The three-caste society she imagines, and the two girls situated at its bottom, show that while cultural structures of race, class and gender may be fluid, power hierarchies and their grim human toll remain constant." —Ms Magazine(April 20, 2011)"The essays and especially the interview are zingy and pugnacious." —Harper's(September 21, 2011)"I appreciate that there are publishers making little neat books like this one, with a mixture of contents that span the different writing-hats a person like Le Guin has worn in her career.The Wild Girlsprovides an enjoyable, worthwhile reading experience." —www.tor.com (January 2012)