Excellent collection of stories. Le Guin's introductions to her other books I've read are a treat in themselves, and the intro to Fisherman of the Inland Sea is no exception. The stories are good too. The final three are related, and I feel like the first two are best thought of as a build-up to the final story, even though it's title, "Another Story" makes it sound like an afterthought. "Another Story" resonated with me the most, emotionally. "Newton's Sleep" felt like it had the most techno-political-philosophical relevance to the moment we're in now (but I hope it doesn't stay relevant).