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The Dispossessed - Book Club November Edition
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The Dispossessed - Book Club November Edition

Hosted by The Paperback Society Vancouver

Saturday 28 November 2026, 12:00

Venue time (Vancouver)

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Saturday 28 November 2026, 12:00Venue time (Vancouver)
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Welcome to the November edition of The Paperback Society, a small book club discussing dystopian/sci-fi fiction!

This time we are discussing: The Dispossessed authored by Ursula K. Le Guin

No requirement to finish the book before attending, but it's encouraged!
This is a free event, no cost to attend.

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To help us make the most of our limited spaces, we kindly ask that you update your RSVP if you're no longer able to attend, so we can offer your spot to someone else!

About the book:
The Dispossessed (1974) is a science fiction novel that explores two contrasting societies: one built on freedom and equality, and the other shaped by wealth, power, and inequality. The story follows Shevek, a brilliant physicist who travels between two worlds in search of knowledge, understanding, and a better future. Through his journey, the book explores themes of freedom, individuality, cooperation,and themeaning of a true utopia.

About the author:
Ursula K. Le Guin (1929–2018) was an influential American author best known for her science fiction and fantasy novels. Her writing often explored social issues, human nature, gender, politics, and alternative ways of living. She received numerous literary awards, including the Hugo and Nebula awards, and is remembered for using imaginative worlds to challenge readers' ideas about society and humanity.

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