Author:        Le Guin, Ursula K., 1929-2018.
Title:         A fisherman of the inland sea [sound recording] :
                  science fiction stories / Ursula K. Le Guin.
Published:     Washington, D.C. : National Library Service for
                  the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress,
                  2007. (Potomac Talking Book Services, recording studio).
Description:   1 online resource (audio (6 hours, 55 minutes))
Book Number:   DB 43403 (May be available only for download)
Dewey No.:     813.54 AFI
Notes:         Originally issued by NLS on cassette in 1997.
               The first contact with the gorgonids -- Newton's
                  sleep -- The ascent of the North Face -- The rock that
                  changed things -- The Kerastion -- The Shobie's story - -
                  Dancing to Ganam -- Another story or A fisherman of the
                  Inland Sea.
               Availability restricted to persons meeting the
                  eligibility requirements of the National Library Service for
                  the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress.
               Narrated by Ted Stoddard.
               Digital talking book. 1 level and 12 navigation
                  points. Analog to digital conversion.
               Eight tales that delve into the relationship
                  between perception and reality, and explore the "churten"
                  effect, a way of moving objects and people between distant
                  worlds at the speed of light. In the title story, a churten
                  researcher is flung backward in time to face a choice of
                  alternative futures. Some strong language.
               Contains some strong language. NLS/BPH
               Male narrator. NLS/BPH
               May also be available for loan on cartridge.
                  Contact your cooperating library for more information.
               Recorded from: New York, N.Y. : HarperPrism,
                  1994. 0061052000
               Full audio with structure.
               System requirements: NLS authorized ANSI/NISO
                  Z39.86-2002 digital talking book (dtb) player compatible with
                  NLS flash cartridges. Web version requires computer with
                  Internet access, BARD password and NLS authorized digital
                  talking book player. Contact your cooperating library or the
                  National Library Service for the Blind and Physically
                  Handicapped, Library of Congress, for more information.
               1994 Ursula K. Le Guin
               Description based on cassette record.
               94005397
               1 12 AD
Subjects:      Downloadable books.
               Fiction. lcgft
               Science fiction. lcgft
               Short stories. lcgft
               Talking books. lcgft
Other authors: Stoddard, Ted, narrator.
Location:      DLC-B DB 43403 NLS/BPH
Control No.:   547965
Access:        Downloadable talking book.
    Location:  http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.nls/db.43403





Author:        Le Guin, Ursula K., 1929-2018.
Title:         A fisherman of the inland sea [sound recording] :
                  science fiction stories / Ursula K. Le Guin.
Published:     [Washington, D.C.] : NLS, 1997. (Potomac Talking
                  Book Services, recording agency. Potomac Talking Book
                  Services, distributor.)
Description:   2 sound cassettes (C-90) : analog, 15/16 ips, 4
                  track, mono.
Book Number:   RC 43403
Dewey No.:     813.54 AFI
Notes:         The first contact with the gorgonids -- Newton's
                  sleep -- The ascent of the North Face -- The rock that
                  changed things -- The Kerastion -- The Shobie's story - -
                  Dancing to Ganam -- Another story or A fisherman of the
                  Inland Sea.
               Availability restricted to those meeting the
                  eligibility criteria of the holding agency.
               Narrated by Ted Stoddard.
               Eight tales that delve into the relationship
                  between perception and reality, and explore the "churten"
                  effect, a way of moving objects and people between distant
                  worlds at the speed of light. In the title story, a churten
                  researcher is flung backward in time to face a choice of
                  alternative futures. Some strong language.
               Male narrator. NLS/BPH
               Contains strong language. NLS/BPH
               Reproduced from: New York, N.Y. : HarperPrism,
                  1994.
               94005397
Subjects:      Science fiction. gsafd
               Short stories. lcsh
Other authors: Stoddard, Ted, narrator.
Location:      DLC-B RC 43403 NLS/BPH
Control No.:   201568