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An interesting list. Notable for the inclusion of Angela Carter, who was brilliant and who is not read by many:
Graham Joyce's top 10 fairy fictions | Books | guardian.co.uk
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An interesting list. Notable for the inclusion of Angela Carter, who was brilliant and who is not read by many:
Graham Joyce's top 10 fairy fictions | Books | guardian.co.uk
"With age came wisdom. Sometimes wisdom came with an ass kicking, too. And nothing could kick ass like the whole world." -The character "Horn" ruminating on his circumstances. The Decaying Mansions of Memory, by Jay Lake.
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That's a fascinating list of books I've never heard of before. Looks like they'd be worth checking out.The "Briar Rose" book was especially intriguing, and quite timely to me. I have a Sleeping Beauty plot going on between a gay couple in one of my RPs. XD Though it's only a minor episode in a larger arc full of similar fairytale occurrences.
Briar Rose is a good book, and worth reading. Jane Yolen is a good writer. I've never read anything by Angela Carter that wasn't very well done indeed, so that's another good one from the listOriginally Posted by Ireth
That's a fascinating list of books I've never heard of before. Looks like they'd be worth checking out.
"With age came wisdom. Sometimes wisdom came with an ass kicking, too. And nothing could kick ass like the whole world." -The character "Horn" ruminating on his circumstances. The Decaying Mansions of Memory, by Jay Lake.
You, too, can get a copy of Lorelei and the Lost and Found Monster from Amazon.com.
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