astralstreeting started reading Eloise by E. C. Tubb (Dumarest Saga #12)

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Unfintunately, half of the book is missing
This book is a great way into enjoying poetry for me. I have had a few false starts in the past. The last time I tried, I learned far more about high level US backing of historical big F fascism than I did about poetry appreciation or poetry (by tracing a path from Ezra Pound to James Angleton and other related topics).
This book is working out well -- I read the poems aloud and get a sense of how to read the different forms aloud, if I like a particular poem based on how it rolls off the tongue, or on what it is saying/depicting, and don't have to get involved in the biographies of fascists.
Shevek, a brilliant physicist, decides to take action. He will seek answers, question the unquestionable, and attempt to tear down …
Almost finished this. I also found this CBC produced dramatization that might be of interest: www.sffaudio.com/cbc-the-vanishing-point-the-dispossessed-adapted-from-the-novel-by-ursula-k-le-guin/