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===Earthsea series===
===Earthsea series===


* ''A Wizard of Earthsea'', 1968
* ''A Wizard of Earthsea'', 1968 ([[Lewis Carroll Shelf Award]], 1979)
* ''The Tombs of Atuan'', 1971 ([[Mythopoeic Award]] nominee, 1971)
* ''The Tombs of Atuan'', 1971 ([[Newbery Award|Newbery Silver Medal Award]] winner, [[Mythopoeic Award]] nominee, 1972)
* ''The Farthest Shore'', 1972 ([[Mythopoeic Award]] nominee, 1973)
* ''The Farthest Shore'', 1972 ([[National Book Award]], 1972; [[Mythopoeic Award]] nominee, 1973)
* ''Tehanu'' (originally subtitled ''The Last Book of Earthsea''), 1990 ([[Nebula Award]] winner and [[Mythopoeic Award]] nominee, 1991)
* ''Tehanu'' (originally subtitled ''The Last Book of Earthsea''), 1990 ([[Nebula Award]] winner and [[Mythopoeic Award]] nominee, 1991)
* ''Tales from Earthsea'', 2001 ([[Endeavour Award]], 2002; [[British Fantasy Award]] nominee, 2003)
* ''Tales from Earthsea'', 2001 ([[Endeavour Award]], 2002; [[British Fantasy Award]] nominee, 2003)
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* ''The Wind's Twelve Quarters'', 1975
* ''The Wind's Twelve Quarters'', 1975
* ''The Compass Rose'', 1982 ([[Ditmar Award]], 1983)
* ''The Compass Rose'', 1982 ([[Ditmar Award]], 1983)
* ''Always Coming Home'', 1985 ([[Mythopoeic Award]] nominee, 1986)
* ''Always Coming Home'', 1985 ([[Janet Heidinger Kafka Prize]], [[Mythopoeic Award]] nominee, [[National Book Award]] shortlist, 1986)
* ''Buffalo Gals'', 1987
* ''Buffalo Gals'', 1987
* ''Searoad'', 1991
* ''Searoad'', 1991 ([[Pulitzer Prize]] shortlist, [[H. L. Davis Award]], 1992)
* ''A Fisherman of the Inland Sea'', 1994 ([[Tiptree Award]] shortlist, 1995)
* ''A Fisherman of the Inland Sea'', 1994 ([[Tiptree Award]] shortlist, 1995)
* ''Four Ways to Forgiveness'', 1995 ([[Prometheus Award]] nominee, 1996)
* ''Four Ways to Forgiveness'', 1995 ([[Prometheus Award]] nominee, 1996)
* ''Unlocking the Air'', 1996
* ''Unlocking the Air'', 1996
* ''The Birthday of the World'', 2002
* ''The Birthday of the World and Other Stories'', 2002
* ''Changing Planes'', 2003 ([[Mythopoeic Award]] nominee, 2004; [[Italia Award]] nominee, 2006)
* ''Changing Planes'', 2003 ([[Mythopoeic Award]] nominee, 2004; [[Italia Award]] nominee, 2006)


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* "SQ", 1977
* "SQ", 1977
* "The Pathways of Desire", 1979 ([[Nebula Award]] nominee for best novelette, 1980)
* "The Pathways of Desire", 1979 ([[Nebula Award]] nominee for best novelette, 1980)
* "The Ascent of the North Face", ''[[Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine]]'', 1983
* "Sur", 1982 ([[Hugo Award]] nominee, 1983)
* "Sur", 1982 ([[Hugo Award]] nominee, 1983)
* "Buffalo Gals, Won't You Come Out Tonight", 1987 ([[Hugo Award]] winner and [[Nebula Award]] nominee for best novelette, [[World Fantasy Award]] for best novella, and second place for the [[Sturgeon Award]], 1988)
* "Buffalo Gals, Won't You Come Out Tonight", 1987 ([[Hugo Award]] winner and [[Nebula Award]] nominee for best novelette, [[World Fantasy Award]] for best novella, and second place for the [[Sturgeon Award]], 1988)
* "The Shobies' Story", 1990 ([[Nebula Award]] nominee for best novelette, 1991)
* "The Shobies' Story", 1990 ([[Nebula Award]] nominee for best novelette, 1991)
* "The Rock That Changed Things", 1992
* "The Kerastion", [[Westercon]] program book, 1990
* "Another Story, or A Fisherman of the Inland Sea", 1994 ([[Sturgeon Award]] shortlist, 1995; [[Seiun Award]] nominee, 1998)
* "The First Contact with the Gorgonids", ''[[Omni (magazine)|Omni]]'', 1991
* "Newton's Sleep", ''[[Full Spectrum]] 3'', 1991
* "The Rock That Changed Things", ''[[Amazing (magazine)|Amazing]]'', 1992
* "Dancing to Ganam", ''[[Amazing (magazine)|Amazing]]'', 1993
* "Another Story, or A Fisherman of the Inland Sea", ''[[Tomorrow (magazine)|Tomorrow]]'', 1994 ([[Sturgeon Award]] shortlist, 1995; [[Seiun Award]] nominee, 1998)
* "Forgiveness Day", 1994 ([[Sturgeon Award]] winner, [[Hugo Award|Hugo]] and [[Nebula Award]] nominee for best novella, [[Tiptree Award]] shortlist, 1995)
* "Forgiveness Day", 1994 ([[Sturgeon Award]] winner, [[Hugo Award|Hugo]] and [[Nebula Award]] nominee for best novella, [[Tiptree Award]] shortlist, 1995)
* "The Matter of Seggri", 1994 ([[Tiptree Award]] winner, [[Hugo Award|Hugo]] and [[Nebula Award]] nominee for best novelette, 1995)
* "The Matter of Seggri", ''Crank'', issue no. 3, 1994 ([[Tiptree Award]] winner, [[Hugo Award|Hugo]] and [[Nebula Award]] nominee for best novelette, 1995)
* "Solitude", 1994 ([[Hugo Award]] nominee for best novelette, 1995; [[Nebula Award]], 1996)
* "Solitude", ''[[The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction]]'', vol. 87, no. 6, 1994 ([[Hugo Award]] nominee for best novelette, 1995; [[Nebula Award]], 1996)
* "Unchosen Love", 1994 ([[Tiptree Award]] shortlist, 1999)
* "Unchosen Love", ''[[Amazing Stories]]'', vol 69, no. 2, 1994 ([[Tiptree Award]] shortlist, 1999)
* "Coming of Age in Karhide by Sov Thade Tage em Ereb, of Rer, in Karhide, on Gethen", 1995
* "Coming of Age in Karhide", ''New Legends'', ed. [[Greg Bear]] and [[Martin Greenberg]], 1995
* "Ether OR", 1995 ([[World Fantasy Award]] nominee for best novella, 1996)
* "Ether OR", 1995 ([[World Fantasy Award]] nominee for best novella, 1996)
* "A Man of the People", 1995 ([[Hugo Award]] nominee for best novella, 1996)
* "A Man of the People", 1995 ([[Hugo Award]] nominee for best novella, 1996)
* "Olders", 1995
* "Olders", 1995
* "A Woman's Liberation", 1995 ([[Hugo Award]] nominee for best novella, 1996; [[Nebula Award]] nominee, 1997)
* "A Woman's Liberation", 1995 ([[Hugo Award]] nominee for best novella, 1996; [[Nebula Award]] nominee, 1997)
* "Mountain Ways", 1996 ([[Tiptree Award]] winner, [[Hugo Award]] nominee for best novelette, 1997)
* "Mountain Ways", ''[[Asimov's Science Fiction]]'', vol. 20, no. 8, 1996 ([[Tiptree Award]] winner, [[Hugo Award]] nominee for best novelette, 1997)
* "Dragonfly", 1998 ([[World Fantasy Award]] nominee for best novella, 1999)
* "Dragonfly", ''[[Legends (book)|Legends]]'', ed. [[Robert Silverberg]], 1998 ([[World Fantasy Award]] nominee for best novella, 1999)
* "Darkrose and Diamond", 1999
* "Darkrose and Diamond", ''[[The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction]]'', 1999
* "Old Music and the Slave Women", 1999
* "Old Music and the Slave Women", ''[[Far Horizons]]', ed. [[Robert Silverberg]], 1999
* "The Birthday of the World", 2000 ([[Sturgeon Award]] shortlist, 2001)
* "The Birthday of the World", ''[[The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction]]'', vol. 98, no. 6, 2000 ([[Sturgeon Award]] shortlist, 2001)
* "The Flyers of Gy: An Interplanetary Tale", 2000
* "The Flyers of Gy: An Interplanetary Tale", 2000
* "The Royals of Hegn", 2000
* "The Royals of Hegn", 2000
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* "The Finder", 2001 ([[World Fantasy Award]] nomine for best novella, 2002)
* "The Finder", 2001 ([[World Fantasy Award]] nomine for best novella, 2002)
* "On the High Marsh", 2001
* "On the High Marsh", 2001
* "Paradises Lost", 2002
* "Paradises Lost", ''The Birthday of the World and Other Stories'', 2002
* "The Seasons of the Ansarac", 2002 ([[Sturgeon Award]] shortlist, 2003)
* "The Seasons of the Ansarac", 2002 ([[Sturgeon Award]] shortlist, 2003)
* "Social Dreaming of the Frin", 2002
* "Social Dreaming of the Frin", 2002

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A list of some works of Ursula K. Le Guin.

Books

Ekumen (Hainish) novels

Earthsea series

Orsinian books

  • Orsinian Tales, 1976
  • Malafrena, 1979

Catwings series

  • Catwings
  • Catwings Return
  • Wonderful Alexander and the Catwings
  • Jane on Her Own

Annals of the Western Shore

  • Gifts, 2004
  • Voices, 2006
  • Powers, 2007

Other novels

  • The Lathe of Heaven, 1971 (Hugo, Nebula and Ditmar Award nominee, 1972)
  • Very Far Away from Anywhere Else, 1976
  • The Beginning Place, 1980 (Mythopoeic Award nominee, 1981)
  • The Eye of the Heron, 1983

Other children's books

  • Leese Webster (illus. James Brunsman), 1979
  • Cobbler's Rune (illus. A. Austin), 1983
  • Solomon Leviathan (illus. A. Austin), 1988
  • A Visit from Dr. Katz (illus. A. Barrow), 1988
  • Fire and Stone (illus. L. Marshall), 1989
  • Fish Soup (illus. P. Wynne), 1993 (Mythopoeic Award nominee, 1994)
  • A Ride on the Red Mare's Back (illus. J. Downing), 1992
  • Tom Mouse (illus. J. Downing), 2002

Other collections

Chapbooks

  • The Water is Wide, 1976
  • Walking in Cornwall, 1976
  • Tilai and Tylissos (with Theodora Kroeber), 1979
  • In the Red Zone (with Henk Pander), 1983
  • A Winter Solstice Ritual for the Pacific Northwest (with Vonda N. McIntyre), 1991
  • No Boats, 1992
  • Findings, 1992
  • The Art of Bunditsu, 1993

Short fiction

Poetry

Poems

Collections

  • Wild Angels, 1974
  • Hard Words, 1981
  • Wild Oats and Fireweed, 1988
  • Blue Moon Over Thurman Street (with Roger Dorband), 1993
  • Going Out With Peacocks, 1994
  • Sixty Odd, 1999
  • Incredible Good Fortune, 2006

Translations

  • Tao Te Ching, 1997
  • The Twins, the Dream (originally Las Gemelas, El Sueño) (with Diana Belessi), 1997
  • Kalpa Imperial, 2003
  • Selected Poems of Gabriela Mistral, 2003

Essays

  • The Language of the Night, 1979, revised edition 1992 (Hugo Award nominee, 1980)
  • Dancing at the Edge of the World, 1989 (Hugo Award nominee, 1990)
  • Steering the Craft, 1998
  • The Wave in the Mind, 2004

Fan writing

  • "On Serious Literature", Ansible 240, July 2007

Editorial work

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