Episode 5: The Left Hand of Darkness — TOO MALTY
Howdy fair Hugonauts! This week, we dove into the sci-fi classic "The Left Hand of Darkness" by reigning queen of the genre Ursula K. Leguin. This book won both the Hugo AND Nebula award in 1970, proving that Ms. Leguin is, indeed, the GOAT. Be sure to look out for diversions into horses and hardtack and Arctic…
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