"The maps created by Ursula K. Le Guin include traditional elements like compass roses and mountains, but also feature mythic symbols and instructions for depicting fantastical creatures."
"The book 'The Word for World: The Maps of Ursula K Le Guin' aims to explore the question of what constitutes a map and its significance in our understanding of the world."
"Curator Sarah Shin reflects on her deep admiration for Le Guin, recalling her first encounter with the author's work during her university years and the lasting impact it had on her."
The University of Oregon houses an archive of Ursula K. Le Guin's work, including a collection of unique maps. These maps range from simple sketches to complex designs featuring traditional and mythic symbols. Sarah Shin and So Mayer are creating a book titled 'The Word for World: The Maps of Ursula K Le Guin,' which will accompany an exhibition in London. The project examines the essence of maps and their implications for understanding the world, incorporating contributions from various writers and Le Guin's son.
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