Claire Evans interviews author Ursula K. LeGuin. It's mostly about LeGuin's outspoken opposition to the Google copyright grab:
Universe: What do you want to happen to your books after you die?
UKL: I want them to be available, I want cheap paper editions of them, I want them to be continuously downloaded in forty different languages, I want them to be read, I want them to be argued about, I want people to cry over them, I want unreadable dissertations written about them, I want people to get angry with them, I want people to love them.
I suppose I have a few readers who don't know that the "K" is for Kroeber, Ursula LeGuin being one of the most accomplished offspring of a famous anthropologist, whose books carry the imprint of that pedigree.
