/lit/ - Literature

>>13549693
It was an excellent novel. Well written, with an interesting premise. I wouldn't pay too much attention to feminist squeaking - like every other two bit cult they are always keen to extend their influence.
While the novel explores the themes of androgyny I don't remember anything really feminist about it. Which is kind of a given for that setting.
It seems that LeGuin (having gone off the rails in the meantime) started pushing for the gender crap a decade or so after the novel was published.

>>13549760
Whatever do you mean good sir?