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Changing Planes
Changing Planes
Author: Ursula K. Le Guin
"Then came a child trotting to school with his little backpack. He trotted on all fours, neatly, his hands in leather mitts or boots that protected them from the pavement; he was pale, with small eyes, and a snout, but he was adorable." — --from Changing Planes — The misery of waiting for a connecting flight at an airport leads to the accid...  more »
ISBN-13: 9781439565452
ISBN-10: 1439565457
Publication Date: 10/20/2008
Pages: 239
Edition: Reprint
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Book Type: Library Binding
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lmspop avatar reviewed Changing Planes on
This is such an inventive book. Really smart short stories that explore what life could be like if things were just a little different. For example, what happens if genetic modifications get taken too far (Porridge on Islac) or what it would look like if corporations colonized planets (Great Joy)?
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Science Fiction of a Different Ilk

Funny that they put the label "Fantasy" on the spine of this book. I would call it science fiction, but then, I'm a woman, and see science fiction differently. She comments on the ways that technology and environment shape beings, rather than commenting solely on the technology and environment themselves.

I found this book somewhat repetitive toward the end, but fascinating in its perspectives.
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a good collection of short stories; it reads like fantastic anthropology.