Ursula K. Le Guin was awarded the 2014 Ken Kesey Award for Fiction for her two volume collection The Unreal and The Real during the Oregon Book Awards ceremony in Portland OR on March 17. Le Guin presented the first fiction award for the Oregon Book Award in 1987, and won her first award in 1992 for her collection Searoad.
See a complete list of the winners on the Portland-based Literary Arts website.
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