The Wind's Twelve Quarters
by Ursula K. Le Guin
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This is a collection containing, among other stories, the short story that started the Earthsea series." Along with "The Rule of Names," the story establishes the world and characters of Earthsea. First published in 1964 in an issue of Fantastic, the story can be found in a handful of anthologies but can be hard to lay hands on.
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American Science fiction, English Short stories, Short stories, Fiction, short stories (single author), Fiction, science fiction, general, English Shortstories, Fiction, science fiction, collections & anthologies, Science fiction, american, Ps3562.e42 w56 2004, 813/.54Places
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"How can you tell the legend from the fact on these worlds that lie so many years away?-planets without names, called by their people simply The World, planets without history, where the past is the matter of myth, and a returning explorer finds his own doings of a few years back have become the gestures of a god."
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