The Essay 'Staying Awake’' by Ursula Le Guin

As reading decreases, reading skills are decreasing as reading progresses. This situation is full of gender, all ages and education levels, people are very busy, they happen because they do not have time to read books that school or work does not need to read for work. This misunderstanding can result in serious consequences and will continue to worsen if you ignore it. We need to pay attention to what is going on in their culture and make sure that it can not be continued.

Popular ideas and education experts believe that we need to turn people other than readers into readers. But what about us? In his work by Harper in 2008, Ursula K. Le Guin presented a persuasive discussion of "keep awake: memos about the so-called reading recession". Historically, Le Guin wrote that most people do not understand, and those who do not like it are for fun. However, in the 19th century, with the progress of universal education, books began to occupy a wide range of social currencies, and began to be called "the century of this book" from 1850 to 1950. The fact that the times have begun. The title of Le Guin came from FBI's investigation on American reading habits - or lack of such customs - one of the people interviewed complained that the book made him sleepy . (A reporter in the AP added that this is "a habit that millions of Americans can definitely recognize.") Le Guin wrote.

Ursula K. Le Guin was born on Ursula Kroeber in Berkeley, California on October 21, 1929. Her father, Alfred Louis Kroeber, is an anthropologist from the University of California, Berkeley. Le Guin's mother, Theodora Kroeber, has a postgraduate degree in psychology, but I decided to write in the 1960s. She succeeded as a writer: her most famous work is Ishi, the last member of his tribe, the biography of Native American Ishi. Ursula has three brothers Carl, Theodore, Clifton. Families have many books, brothers and sisters are interested in reading when young. The Kroeber family has many visitors including prominent scholars like Robert Oppenheimer. LeGuin later used Oppenheimer as her protagonist in the model of The Dispossessed

Many of Ursula K. Le Guin's works will appear in the Haining cycle, a series of stories and novels in the same world. These books obey human society spread by many planets. The pioneers of these novels use high-tech equipment called "ansible". Le Guoan's classic novel, "punishment", focuses on the political conflict between a pair of twin planets - one with a more utopian system and the other with a series of ideological conflicts.