While reading The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin (1969), I was struck by how it simultaneously seems so current but yet so outdated. For instance, the novel's focus on deconstructing gender was very familiar to me as a student in a liberal collegiate environment. However, Genly Ai's constantly misgenders the Gethenians as male-… Continue reading The Left Hand of Darkness
Feminist Science Fictions 