Ursula K. Le Guin's The Phoenix & Gish Jen's The Water Faucet Vision
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Author
Contributions
- Ursula K. Le Guin - Narrator/Reader
- Judith Walcutt - Narrator/Reader
- Rosalind Chao - Narrator/Reader
Publication
1995-10-26 - LodeStone Media
Language
English
Word Count
750 words, Guess
Page Count
3 pages
Physical Format
Audio Cassette
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL12239711M
- ISBN-139781576770979
- ISBN-101576770974
- Goodreads58310
- The StoryGraph1888d9b1-2148-48d4-92b7-f9eb1e1561ff
and 1 more
- Amazon1576770974
Alternate Titles
- The Phoenix; The Water Faucet Vision by Gish Jen
Description
***The Phoenix*** Acclaimed Science-Fiction author Ursula K. Leguin has written a moving, disturbing story about a woman caught up in the horrors of a third World War, and her confrontations with enemies without -- and within. Judith Walcutt's beautiful production for Otherworld Media is followed by a special bonus: an autobiographical piece, "Introducing Myself," read by LeGuin herself. ***The Water Faucet Vision by Gish Jen*** is a remarkable story about a young Chinese-American girl growing up in a family that is caught between two cultures. Rosalind Chao ("Soon Lee" on TV's M*A*S*H) gives a superb performance leading an outstanding cast, which includes Firesign's Phil Proctor and his wife Melinda Peterson. The production is carefully authentic in its use of Chinese language and dialect (although it is an English-language story). A fascinating interview with the author also follows this story.
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