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Just started "Changing Planes", had no idea what to expect
The first chapter starts off with a bit of tongue-in-cheek explanation of how interplanary travel works, specifically in airports. It gave me a chuckle or two and I thought it was setting the tone.
It did not. The very first vignette was very powerful. In a few pages, Le Guin managed to tug at heartstrings.
"But she is human too! She is, she is human too!"
u/I_Speak_For_The_Ents — 1 day ago