Word for World is Forest, the (1972) [Novella]
by Ursula K. Le Guin
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Series: Hainish / Novels of the Ekumen
Summary
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The humans settling a forest world see it as nothing other than a vast natural resource, one to be tamed and broken. The gentle, peaceful natives have been enslaved. Until one of the creechies, outraged beyond tolerance, convinces the forest people to fight back. This is the story of their war against the bloodthirsty 'yumans' and its consequences for both people.
First published in Again, Dangerous Visions.
Original title: The Word for World is Forest
Original languages:
English
Quotes:
Genre: Fiction→ Science Fiction→ Social Criticism
Fiction→ Science Fiction→ Adventure→ Planetary Exploration and Colonization
This work is a subwork of the following works :
Again, Dangerous Visions (1972) [Anthology]
Authors: Ursula K. Le Guin
, Kurt Vonnegut
, M. John Harrison
, Piers Anthony
, Ray Bradbury
, Harlan Ellison
, David Gerrold
, Dean R. Koontz
, Thomas M. Disch
, Ben Bova
, Gregory Benford
, James Blish
, James Tiptree, Jr.
, Gene Wolfe
, Ed Bryant
, Richard A. Lupoff
, Joanna Russ
, Kate Wilhelm
, K.M. O'Donnell
, Gahan Wilson
, Chad Oliver
, Andrew J. Offutt
, Terry Carr
, James Sallis
, Ross Rocklynne
, J.A. Lawrence
, Andrew Weiner
, A. Parra (y Figuéredo)
, James B. Hemesath
, John Heidenry
, Ray Faraday Nelson
, T.L. Sherred
, Evelyn Lief
, David Kerr
, Burt K. Filer
, H.H. Hollis
, Bernard Wolfe
, Joan Bernott
, Josephine Saxton
, Ken McCullough
, Richard Hill
, Leonard Tushnet
, Robin Scott
, Lee Hoffmann
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