What if humanity’s primary inven­tions were not the Hero’s spear but rather a basket of wild oats, a medicine bundle, a story. Ursula K. Le Guin’s 1986 essay The Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction presents a feminist story of technology that centres on the collective sustenance of life, and reimagines the carrier bag as a tool for telling strangely realistic fictions. New writings and images respond to Le Guin’s narrative practice of world­making through gathering and holding.

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Text by:

Sophia Al-Maria,Laurel Halo

 

Edited by

 

HKW - Haus der Kulturen der Welt,Sarah Shin,Mathias Zeiske

 

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Published: Spector Books