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Sandra Kolchina _olchina — Couldn't finish it. Hard to follow the 'plot' and the author made up a number of words which made it even more inscrutable. Not sure why it has such a high general rating from other readers.

Quentin Basnier bsnr — I read this book when I was younger and didn't get a lot of it, so I probably need to reread it. I just remember I liked it because there were talking animals, and I cried when Boxer was shipped to the glue factory.

Caleb Dorfman _abec_edia — I've read every novel by Le Guin and a lot of her stories and poetry as well. Lavinia is a strong addition to her canon, although I miss some of the mind-bending ambiguity and mind-opening creativity of her earlier works. Lavinia is beautiful story and a tour de force because of what she sees in the Aeneid and does with it. Still, to call a novel truly I great I have to see more complex characters and tragic irony than I find in Lavinia. I read all her other works around 1998 and 1999 and was inspired by them to write a kind of fan fiction (http://praxagora.com/andyo/parody/dis...). Each story and novel Le Guin had written up to that time amazed me, because even if it had weaknesses it still offered some unique viewpoint that seemed potentially life-changing. Unfortunately, some of the work that came out later disappointed me; it looked tired and like she was just scraping the bottom of the barrel. I'm happy to say Lavinia is fresh, has lovely writing, maintains suspense, and reaches a transcendent ending worthy of Le Guin. All her usual concerns are recognizable, but without seeming stale. One of the indications that Lavinia was successful, for me, is that it encouraged me to reread the Aeneid, and I saw much more in that classic this time around.