Le Guin's The Lathe of Heaven

Written up as being one of her best and prize worthy stories, Ursula K. Le Guin's "The Lathe of Heaven" was surprisingly difficult to find reviews on. This writer who has received various acknowledgements for her success in the field of Science Fiction and Fantasy writing has produced another triumph. This specific novel, although a somewhat futuristic, deals with the mind over reality issue instead of the more traditional machine tech-future that sci-fi is accustomed …

…November ’71, there is yet more praise to be distributed in LeGuin’s direction. Noting her refined writing and containment into the ability to control what would other wise be deemed as a chaotic story. Celebrating her ability to perceive political, racial and even the trauma’s of drug abuse. The general consensus among all reviews is that this LeGuin novel is trophy worthy and it would be very hard for anyone to argue with that.