A review by vulturetime
The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin

4.0

I’m really glad to have read this book, and I will be thinking about this for a while. I read the 50th anniversary edition, and I would recommend reading the Afterword by Charlie Jane Anders, as it does discuss aspects of the book that I think are important (the history of the book, some of its failings, and some of Genly Ai’s own failings). 
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