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10: Historically Yours: Ursula LeGuin, Earthsea, and Tolkien with guest Peter Balestrieri

10: Historically Yours: Ursula LeGuin, Earthsea, and Tolkien with guest Peter Balestrieri

Released Tuesday, 20th February 2018
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10: Historically Yours: Ursula LeGuin, Earthsea, and Tolkien with guest Peter Balestrieri

10: Historically Yours: Ursula LeGuin, Earthsea, and Tolkien with guest Peter Balestrieri

10: Historically Yours: Ursula LeGuin, Earthsea, and Tolkien with guest Peter Balestrieri

10: Historically Yours: Ursula LeGuin, Earthsea, and Tolkien with guest Peter Balestrieri

Tuesday, 20th February 2018
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In this episode guest Peter Balestrieri brings us a letter from Ursula LeGuin that he found tucked inside of a recently donated copy of "The Farthest Shore."

 

Guest: 

Peter Balestrieri

 

Citation: 

 

LeGuin, Ursula to Martin, John

Located in "The Farthest Shore."

Allen Lewis Autographed Books Collection (in process).

 

 

SEE ALL OF THIS LETTER AND READ THE TRANSCRIPTION ON OUR BLOG: 

https://blog.lib.uiowa.edu/speccoll/2018/02/20/historically-yours-podcast-ursula-leguin-earthsea-and-tolkien-with-guest-peter-balestrieri/

 

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Historically Yours from the University of Iowa Special Collections

Librarian Colleen Theisen and rotating guests from the unique cast of characters in the University of Iowa Special Collections are snooping in the acid-free boxes to find out what we can learn when just one letter from a person survives. A guest each episode reads a historic letter, investigate its history and reflect on the historic role of letter writing and how that carries over into modern life.

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