Hmmmm.... I may have to add that to Read Eventually list. I find that the philosophical writings of my favorite authors are always thoughtprovoking - even if it isn't my personal philosophy they're espousing. C.S.Lewis, Madeline L'Engle, Spider Robinson, just to name a few.
There used to be a webiste I'd look at from time to time, called Women's Early Art. A bit feminist, but not bad, and it had cool art and poems to look at. They put up excerpts from it--very LeGuin, that sparse, simple, no-extra-words style that I love about her writing.
Madeline L'Engle has written philosophy? Must find.
She's mundanely a deacon in the Episcopalian Church. I've read some of her non-fiction and it feels very similar to the thoughts and concepts encountered in her fiction. It is very much food for thought, without being preachy.
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