[Le Guin 5] Vergebliche Reise - Buchmesse Fail und Le Guin Finale

from Sprawl Radio · host Alexander Schwiewager und Stephan Fasold

Willkommen im Sprawl. Manchmal, wenn ihr in einem dunklen Raum in den Schlaf sinkt, erlebt ihr für einen Augenblick eine große und kostbare Illusion aus der Vergangenheit. Diese Illusion sind wir, Ying und Yang, auch bekannt als das Aleph. Und wir begeben uns auf eine vergebliche Reise. Naja, ganz vergeblich war Stephans Reise nach Frankfurt nicht, denn obwohl die Buchmesse für uns ausgefallen ist (warum erfahrt ihr in der Folge) konnten wir dafür zum ersten Mal im selben Raum aufnehmen! Wir beantworten eure Fragen und sprechen über den letzten Teil von Le Guins Die linke Hand der Dunkelheit.Trommelwirbel. Als nächstes lesen wir Laura Lam: Das ferne Licht der Sterne (2021). In der nächsten Folge besprechen wir die ersten vier Kapitel.

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