Arbieroo reviewed The Wild Girls by Ursula K. Le Guin
Review of 'The Wild Girls' on 'Goodreads'
An eclectic mixture of things has been poured into this slender volume: the longest piece is a short story, there are some poems, an essay, an interview...
THIS REVIEW HAS BEEN CURTAILED IN PROTEST AT GOODREADS' CENSORSHIP POLICY
See the complete review here:
http://arbieroo.booklikes.com/post/334929/post
But here's a bonus Goodreads-only bit:
There's an interview in here in which LeGuin bemoans the state of the modern publishing industry as it attempts to mass market to the lowest common denominator. Now - can you think of any way in which this might be spreading and contaminating all book-related activities and how it might lead to attempted censorship and the defeat of the purpose of reading in the first place - the free exchange of ideas.
Answers in the comments please! ;-)