BOTM: U.K. Le Guin, A wizard of Earthsea (1968)
E.M. Brent - Dyer, The chalet school and Jo (1931)
U.K. Le Guin, The tombs of Atuan (1971)
U.K. Le Guin, The farthest shore (1972)
U.K. Le Guin, Tehanu (1990)
C. Mieville, The iron council (2004)
B. Wigdortz, Success against the odds (2012)
Late, and somewhat one dimensional. About half my reading this year has been Ursula Le Guin. The first one was the best, though all were excellent, even with the very obvious shift of gears in Tehanu which tries to retrofit more feminism in the world of Earthsea. It pretty much works, but the world is best realised (and it is very well realised) in the first one.
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