Collection of 18 “mainstream” stories, although half seem to have fantasy elements. |
Reprint (HarperCollins 1996) collection of 18 “mainstream” stories, about half with fantasy elements. |
Omnibus of the two-volume set of short-story collections originally published by Small Beer Press in 2012: Where on Earth and Outer Space, Inner Lands. This adds one story to the second volume, the 2014 “Jar of Water”. |
Reprint (Saga Press 2016) omnibus. |
Transcriptions of three interviews, first broadcast as episodes of David Naimon’s Portland-based podcast, “Between the Covers”, accompanied by samples of Le Guin’s writing mentioned in the interviews. |
Book about cats gathering The Art of Bunditsu, more than two dozen cat poems; a series of letters between the cats of Le Guin and her daughter Elizabeth, revealing the inner workings of kitty psychology; and the Cat Tai Chi, which is more or less what it sounds like. Newly researched biographical notes detail the many cats in Le Guin’s life. |
Collection of poems written as choral pieces with composer Elinor Armer and released as part of the 2 CD set of the recording by The Women’s Philharmonic at Zellerbach Hall, University of California, Berkeley in January 1995. Details taken from online listing. |
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Reprint (Atheneum 1976) associational young-adult short novel. |
Reprint (Atheneum 1976) associational young-adult short novel. |
Simultaneous with the US edition (Atheneum, as Very Far Away from Anywhere Else) |
Reprint (Atheneum 1976 as Very Far Away from Anywhere Else) young-adult associational novella. |
Reprint (Atheneum 1976 as Very Far Away from Anywhere Else) young-adult associational novella. |
Reprint (Atheneum 1976 as Very Far Away from Anywhere Else) young-adult associational novella. |
Poem printed as a broadside. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with Wonders Hidden by Scott R. Sanders. Also available in a signed edition limited to 200 number copies ($25.00). |
Children’s book, illustrated by Ann Barron. |
Reprint (Atheneum 1988) children’s picture book, illustrated by Ann Barrow. |
Second in “The Annals of the Western Shore” after Gifts. |
Reprint (Orion Children’s Books 2006) young-adult fantasy novel, a companion book to Gifts in the Annals of the Western Shore. The city of Ansul is controlled by invaders, desert men who consider reading and writing evil. First US edition. |
Reprint (Orion Children’s Books 2006) young-adult fantasy novel. Second in “The Annals of the Western Shore” after Gifts |
Reprint (Orion Children’s Books 2006) young-adult fantasy novel, a companion book to Gifts in the Annals of the Western Shore. |
Reprint (Orion Children’s Books 2006) young-adult fantasy novel. |
Original collection of three poems inspired by a visit to Cornwall. Limited to 750 copies most of which were inscribed to friends of the Le Guin family and the publishers. Details taken from online listing. |
Short story, limited to 750 numbered copies. Also available in a signed edition, limited to 200 numbered copies, and a hardbound edition limited to 50 numbered, signed, copies. |
Non-fiction collection of 30 essays, 12 reprints, several autobiographical, and others on books, writing, and miscellaneous topics. |
Book of black and white nature photos, accompanied by text excerpted from Always Coming Home. |
Collection of 18 stories, the first of two volumes of stories selected by Le Guin from previous collections. This focuses on tales set on Earth, ranging from realism to magic realism; Le Guin discusses the selection process and the origins of some of the stories in her introduction. Volume One of “The Unreal and the Real: Selected Stories”. |
Reprint (Small Beer Press 2012) SF/fantasy collection. Volume One of “The Unreal and the Real: Selected Stories”. |
Reprint (Small Beer Press 2012) SF/fantasy collection. Volume One of “The Unreal and the Real: Selected Stories”. |
Original collection of mainstream poems. Also available in a hardback edition, limited to 200 numbered, signed, copies (-030-7). |
Reprint (Capra 1975) original collection of mainstream poems. This edition was provided as a bonus for supporters of the Kickstarter project for So Far So Good. |
Collection of the title story (revised), two essays (one original), four poems, an interview with Le Guin conducted by Terry Bisson, and a bibliography. Details taken from online listing. |
Associational collection of poems. A -055101-1 edition was announced but not seen. |
Reprint (Harper & Row 1975) collection of 17 stories. |
Reprint (Harper & Row 1975) collection of 17 stories. |
Reprint (Harper & Row 1975) collection of 17 stories. |
Reprint (Harper & Row 1975) collection of 17 stories. |
Reprint (Harper & Row 1975) SF/fantasy collection. Volume 37 in the “VGSF Classics” series. |
Reprint (Harper & Row 1975) collection of 17 stories. |
Reprint (Harper & Row 1975) collection. |
Reprint (Harper & Row 1975) collection of 17 stories. |
Omnibus of 2 collections, The Wind’s Twelve Quarters (Harper and Row, 1975) and The Compass Rose (Underwood-Miller, 1982) with a new introduction by Graham Sleight. Cover title is ’The Wind’s Twelve Quarters & The Compass Rose’. An “SF Masterworks” edition. |
A chapbook written by Ursula K. Le Guin and Vonda N. McIntyre, with illustrations by Ursula, offering a poetic look at rituals associated with a change of season. |
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Reprint (Parnassus Press 1968) young-adult fantasy novel. |
Reprint (Parnassus Press 1968) young-adult fantasy novel. |
Reprint (Parnassus Press 1968) young-adult fantasy novel. |
Reprint (Parnassus Press 1968) young-adult fantasy novel. |
Reprint (Parnassus Press 1968) young-adult fantasy novel. |
Reprint (Parnassus Press 1968) fantasy novel, first book of the “Earthsea” series. |
Reprint (Parnassus Press 1968) young-adult fantasy novel. Volume One of the “Earthsea” series. |
Reprint (Parnassus Press 1968) young-adult fantasy novel. |
Reprint (Parnassus Press 1968) young-adult fantasy novel. |
Reprint (Parnassus Press 1968) classic YA fantasy novel, first in the Earthsea series. This has a new afterword by Le Guin. A simultaneous mass-market (-77374-2, $7.99) and Houghton Mifflin hardcover edition (978-0-547-85139-6, $16.99) are also available. |
Reprint (Parnassus Press 1968) young-adult fantasy novel. |
Children’s story in the “Catwings” series, with full-color illustrations by S.D. Schindler. |
Reprint (Orchard US 1994) children’s fantasy story, third book of “The Catwings” series. Illustrated by S.D. Schindler. |
Reprint (Orchard US 1994) children’s fantasy story, third book of the Catwings series. A hardcover edition (-3666-8, $17.99) was announced but not seen. |
First standalone publication of a novel first published in Again, Dangerous Visions (Doubleday, 1972). |
Reprint (Putnam 1976) Hugo-winning SF novel in the Hainish/Ekumen series. |
Reprint (Putnam 1976) Hugo-winning SF novel in the Hainish/Ekumen series. This edition adds a new introduction by the author. |
Reprint (Putnam 1976) Hugo-winning SF novel in the Hainish/Ekumen series. |
Reprint (Putnam 1976) Hugo-winning SF novel in the Hainish/Ekumen series. |
Reprint (Putnam 1976) Hugo-winning SF novel in the Hainish/Ekumen series. |
Reprint (Putnam 1976) Hugo-winning SF novel in the Hainish/Ekumen series. |
Reprint (Putnam 1976) Hugo-winning SF novel in the Hainish/Ekumen series. This edition, in the “SF Masterworks” series, includes Le Guin’s 1977 Introduction and a new Introduction by Ken MacLeod. |
A selection of maps by Le Guin, many of which have never been published before, published to coincide with an exhibition of Ursula K. Le Guin’s maps at the Architectural Association, London, opening on 10 October 2025. The book also contains poems, stories, interviews, recipes and essays by contributors from a variety of perspectives to enquire into the relationship between worlds and how they are represented and imagined. |
Non-fiction collection of 68 pieces, including talks, essays, book introductions, and reviews; includes one poem, a foreword on writing non-fiction, and section introductions, plus “A Journal of a Writer’s Week”. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (SFBC 1978 as Three Hainish Novels) omnibus of Rocannon’s World (1966), Planet of Exile (1966), and City of Illusions (1967). The text has been edited to correct errors and inconsistencies in past editions. |
Reprint (SFBC 1978 as Three Hainish Novels) omnibus of Rocannon’s World, Planet of Exile, and City of Illusions. |
Reprint (SFBC 1978 as Three Hainish Novels) omnibus of Rocannon’s World, Planet of Exile, and City of Illusions. This edition adds a new introduction by Amal El-Mohtar. |
Thirteen New Tales from the Borderlands of the Imagination. |
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Reprint (Ace 1980) original SF anthology. |
Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Gollancz 1976) SF anthology. |
Reprint (Gollancz 1976) SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Gollancz 1976) SF anthology. |