Ursula K. Le Guin’s 1968 novel A Wizard Of Earthsea is one of the seminal works of fantasy, but it has an unfortunate history of adaptations that have whitewashed its characters and ignored its themes ...

As more fantasy classics are finding their way to screens of various sizes, another iconic series just landed in solid hands. The Earthsea Cycle, one of Le Guin’s most famous literary creations, spans ...

Everyone makes mistakes on the road to adulthood. But in the magic-infused archipelago of Earthsea, the wrong mistake has the potential to unleash an ancient and terrible evil upon the world. That’s ...

A new adaptation of Ursula K. Le Guin's landmark young adult fantasy series Earthsea will be developed by A24 (Midsommar, High Life, Eighth Grade) and Jennifer Fox (Michael Clayton, Nightcrawler), ...

The quest to find the next big fantasy series to fill the vacuum of Game of Thrones continues. A24 and producer Jennifer Fox (Nightcrawler) will adapt the Earthsea Cycle, the fantasy book series from ...

Last month, I addressed “Mansfield Park.” If you’ve seen the 2007 movie titled “The Jane Austen Book Club,” you’ll recall that the lone male member of the book club is a fan of Ursula K. Le Guin, and ...

Ursula Le Guin is one of the most prolific and influential science fiction/fantasy authors of all time. One of her most well-known creations is the immersive fantasy world of Earthsea which is, ...

EXCLUSIVE: A24 and Oscar-nominated producer Jennifer Fox (Nightcrawler, Michael Clayton) are teaming to develop Ursula Le Guin’s acclaimed Earthsea fantasy books for television. A24 is the studio and ...

A tepid helping of "Lord of the Rings" lite, Sci Fi's latest miniseries is as muddled as its title, taking narrow aim at those who spend too much time playing "Dungeons & Dragons." The slow-moving ...

Long before Harry Potter was accepted to Hogwarts, the first installment in the highly acclaimed six-book Earthsea Cycle series saw a young Ged sail to the heart of the series’ titular archipelago—one ...

A tepid helping of "Lord of the Rings" lite, Sci Fi's latest miniseries is as muddled as its title, taking narrow aim at those who spend too much time playing "Dungeons & Dragons." The slow-moving ...