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This one has some very minor spoilers (view spoiler) and references to events in the Earthsea books, but nothing major so again pretty safe to read for someone who hasn't read the books yet.
Not a huge spoiler :)
A mage, not entirely sane & using the name Gully, later Otak (true name Irioth), wanders around volunteering as a healer. He rents a room with a widow named Gift (Emer). Some of the locals take a dislike to him.
A late appearance by Ged, who tells a little backstory.
A kind of small, local story.
A mage, not entirely sane & using the name Gully, later Otak (true name Irioth), wanders around volunteering as a healer. He rents a room with a widow named Gift (Emer). Some of the locals take a dislike to him.
A late appearance by Ged, who tells a little backstory.
A kind of small, local story.
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" On The High Marsh " by Ursula K. Le Guin
(Originally published 2001. Tales from Earthsea)
From the anthology The Found and the Lost: The Collected Novellas of Ursula K. Le Guin by Ursula K. Le Guin. See The Found and the Lost anthology discussion hub for more info on the anthology and pointers to discussion of its other stories.