A feminist take on the life of the sometimes-ally, sometimes-antagonist of Arthurian legend. With more historical vibes than fantasy, I think a specific type of reader would really enjoy this book. Not quite for fans of high fantasy, but more for those in favor of historical and/or romantic fiction.
When I was going to school I had a teacher, a realist, by all accounts, who once made the sarcastic quip when the focus of the class suddenly turned to musicals: “Hey, look: someone’s singing, and nobody called the police.” It was funny to those of us in the room. And it was understandable: not…
For the record, the phrase “killing your darlings” means something different in creative writing circles. But just for today: can we talk about death in fiction? As I am (apparently) prone to do, I was once listening in on a conversation between customers in the bookstore where I work. They got on the subject of…
