Essays by Ursula K. Le Guin - Revision history

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	* "The Stone Ax and the Muskoxen" (in ''Language of the Night'', 2d ed)		* "The Stone Ax and the Muskoxen" (in ''Language of the Night'', 2d ed)
	* "Stress-Rhythm in Poetry and Prose" (in ''The Wave in the Mind'')		* "Stress-Rhythm in Poetry and Prose" (in ''The Wave in the Mind'')
			* "Subversive Truths" (in ''Gobshite Quarterly'' issue 3 (Aug. 2003), p. 25)

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Chronological: added 'subversive truths'

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	; 1992		; 1992
	* "Talking About Writing" (originally published in The Writer, v. 105 (Dec. 1992), pp. 9-11.)		* "Talking About Writing" (originally published in The Writer, v. 105 (Dec. 1992), pp. 9-11.)

			; 2003
			* "Subversive Truths" (in ''Gobshite Quarterly'' issue 3 (Aug. 2003), p. 25)

	; 2004		; 2004

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Is Gender Necessary

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	* "Indian Uncles" (in ''The Wave in the Mind'')		* "Indian Uncles" (in ''The Wave in the Mind'')
	* "Introducing Myself" (in ''[[The Wave in the Mind]]'')		* "Introducing Myself" (in ''[[The Wave in the Mind]]'')
	* "[[Is Gender Necessary? Redux]]" (1976) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')		* "[[Is Gender Necessary?]]"
	* "Is Gender Necessary? Redux" (in ''Language of the Night'', 2d ed)		* "[[Is Gender Necessary? Redux]]" (1976) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World''; in ''Language of the Night'', 2d ed)
	* "[[It Was a Dark and Stormy Night]]" (1979) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')		* "[[It Was a Dark and Stormy Night]]" (1979) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')

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whitewashed

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	* "'A War Without End'" (in ''The Wave in the Mind'')		* "'A War Without End'" (in ''The Wave in the Mind'')
	* "Where Do You Get Your Ideas From?" (1987) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')		* "Where Do You Get Your Ideas From?" (1987) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')
			* [http://www.slate.com/id/2111107/ "A Whitewashed Earthsea: How the Sci Fi Channel wrecked my books"], ''Slate'' (Dec. 16, 2004). http://www.slate.com/id/2111107/
	* "Who is Responsible?" (1987) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')		* "Who is Responsible?" (1987) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')
	* "Whose Lathe?" (1984) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')		* "Whose Lathe?" (1984) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')

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2004

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	; 1992		; 1992
	* "Talking About Writing" (originally published in The Writer, v. 105 (Dec. 1992), pp. 9-11.)		* "Talking About Writing" (originally published in The Writer, v. 105 (Dec. 1992), pp. 9-11.)

			; 2004
			* [http://www.slate.com/id/2111107/ "A Whitewashed Earthsea: How the Sci Fi Channel wrecked my books"], ''Slate'' (Dec. 16, 2004). http://www.slate.com/id/2111107/

	; 2008		; 2008
	* [http://www.harpers.org/archive/2008/02/0081907 "Staying Awake: Notes on the Alleged Decline of Reading"], ''Harper's Magazine'' (February 2008, pp. 33-38)		* [http://www.harpers.org/archive/2008/02/0081907 "Staying Awake: Notes on the Alleged Decline of Reading"], ''Harper's Magazine'' (February 2008, pp. 33-38)


	==By title==		==By title==

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notes

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notes

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	* "Over the Hills and a Great Way Off" (1988) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')		* "Over the Hills and a Great Way Off" (1988) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')
	* "[[The Fisherwoman's Daughter]]" (1988) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')		* "[[The Fisherwoman's Daughter]]" (1988) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')


	~~== By collection==~~

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ancing

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	* "Old Body Not Writing" (in ''The Wave in the Mind'')		* "Old Body Not Writing" (in ''The Wave in the Mind'')
	* "The Writer on, and at, Her Work" (in ''The Wave in the Mind'')		* "The Writer on, and at, Her Work" (in ''The Wave in the Mind'')


	~~== By collection==~~


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	* "Over the Hills and a Great Way Off" (1988) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')		* "Over the Hills and a Great Way Off" (1988) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')
	* "[[The Fisherwoman's Daughter]]" (1988) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')		* "[[The Fisherwoman's Daughter]]" (1988) (in ''Dancing at the Edge of the World'')


			== By collection==

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moving

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	* "The Sound of Your Writing" with Exercise One: Being Gorgeous (in ''[[Steering the Craft]]'')
	* "Punctuation" with Exercise Two: I Am García Márquez (in ''Steering the Craft'')
	* "Sentence Length and Complex Syntax" with Exercise Three: Short and Long (in ''Steering the Craft'')
	* "Repetition" with Exercise Four: Again and Again and Again (in ''Steering the Craft'')
	* "Adjective and Adverb" with Exercise Five: Chastity (in ''Steering the Craft'')
	* "Subject Pronoun and Verb" with Exercise Six: The Old Woman (in ''Steering the Craft'')
	* "Point of View and Voice" with Exercise Seven: POV (in ''Steering the Craft'')
	* "Changing Point of View" with Exercise Eight: Changing Voices (in ''Steering the Craft'')
	* "Indirect Narration, or What Tells" with Exercise Nine: Telling It Slant (in ''Steering the Craft'')
	* "Crowding and Leaping" with Exercise Ten: A Terrible Thing to Do (in ''Steering the Craft'')

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steering

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	* "The Sound of Your Writing" with Exercise One: Being Gorgeous (in ''Steering the Craft'')		* "The Sound of Your Writing" with Exercise One: Being Gorgeous (in ''[[Steering the Craft]]'')
	* "Punctuation" with Exercise Two: I Am García Márquez (in ''Steering the Craft'')		* "Punctuation" with Exercise Two: I Am García Márquez (in ''Steering the Craft'')
	* "Sentence Length and Complex Syntax" with Exercise Three: Short and Long (in ''Steering the Craft'')		* "Sentence Length and Complex Syntax" with Exercise Three: Short and Long (in ''Steering the Craft'')