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Tag Archives: mythology
Book Review: Summerlong by Peter S. Beagle
I never cared for The Last Unicorn. It was a fable, it was fantasy. It told a happy story where nothing much comes in the way of generally harming anything else. Not my fare, but after tearing apart most of … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, fiction
Tagged diners, fantasy, ferries, kayaking, Magical Realism, middle age, myth, mythology, Peter S. Beagle, relationships, Summerlong
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Book Review: Deathless by Catherynne M. Valente
I have a feeling that nothing Valente ever publishes will be what one would term as ‘bad’. Her grasp of language is too strong, it’s poetry too perfect. Evocative while rarely trending towards purple, she captures even the most basic … Continue reading
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Tagged american literature, catherynne m. valente, deathless, fantasy, fiction, literature, magic, myth, mythology, neil gaiman, poetry, Susanna Clarke, valente
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The Standing Earth
One day the earth stood up. The ground rumbled and vast cracks formed around the slew of villages that made up the forgotten valley of the continent. Pinned between two perfectly nourishing rivers the people barely had made the time … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Fiction, fiction
Tagged A novel someday, a time when the earth listened, children, gods, gods children and men, journey, living earth, mythology, nature, tribes, villages, wolf, worship
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