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Sadie S. Forsythe

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Sadie Forsythe hails from the South Eastern United States, lives in North Western England, and is a fan of all things Japanese. She holds degrees in Anthropology/Comparative Religion, International Criminology, and Social Change. She loves local coffee shops, geek culture, everything bookish, & tea (steaming with milk & sweet iced). She is married with two daughters and an imaginary dog.



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Average rating: 3.74 · 81 ratings · 55 reviews · 1 distinct work · Similar authors
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message 12: by Sadie

Sadie Forsythe Harv wrote: "Hey, Sadie!

Finally getting around to a Print On Demand version of DAUGHTER MOON. I plan to put a slightly abridged version of your review of MOON on the back cover. Please say yes? My graphic ..."


Of course yes! By all means. The book deserves to be in print and I'd be delighted to have contributed even the few small words. The groups can be addictive, be careful. :-)


message 11: by Harv

Harv Griffin Hey, Sadie!

Finally getting around to a Print On Demand version of DAUGHTER MOON. I plan to put a slightly abridged version of your review of MOON on the back cover. Please say yes? My graphic artist wants fewer review words; I want tinier review words: but I think she's going to win. Hope you are doing well. In other news, I finally joined a GoodReads group: something about Time Travel . . . Cheers! @hg47


message 10: by Sadie (last edited Jul 15, 2012 12:26am)

Sadie Forsythe Jacques wrote: "Hi, Sadie. A colleague of mine recently told me about "wuxia", which apparently is a genre of Chinese martial arts fiction. It's usually about a heroic figure who protects helpless innocents."

Wow, that sounds right up my alley. You're right, The Weeping Empress might fall on the edge of the category. I think your Emily Kane novels do too. I'm definitely going to try and find a good translation or two and look into it further. Wikipedia had a list of the most well known books, but not if they are in English. But look:

http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/4...
http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/4...

Goodreads has two small groups of Wuxia readers. I'd bet they could point us in the right direction. At the very least they have bookshelves. Thank for sharing. I'm a little excited now.


Jacques Antoine Hi, Sadie. A colleague of mine recently told me about "wuxia", which apparently is a genre of Chinese martial arts fiction. It's usually about a heroic figure who protects helpless innocents.

Anyway, as soon as I heard this, it struck me that The Weeping Empress is like wuxia, though Muhjah and Senka strain the type a bit. I suppose my books are a more distant cousin of wuxia. One thing the genre is known for is gripping descriptions of fight scenes.

I thought I might read a few to try to learn something from them, especially about choreographing the fight scenes. The trick is finding readable translations. But I've heard that one or two have been translated well recently.


message 8: by Melissa (last edited Jul 05, 2012 01:52am)

Melissa Baker Wow, you read a lot of books! Thanks for finding and friending me on here too Sadie!! Blessings xx


Georges Kariotis ......................................... Hi Sadie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you for your friendship!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Happy reading!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


message 6: by Sadie

Sadie Forsythe Linda wrote: "Hi Sadie, and I'm pleased to say your author interview is now live on the blog and so is the Book Giveaway too - you and your fans can find it here: Interview with Sadie Forsythe and Book Giveaway"

Thank you Linda! It all looks wonderful. I saw your lovely review too. I'll have to look into the Tiptree. Off to Twitter, FB, etc.


message 5: by Linda

Linda Parkinson-Hardman Hi Sadie, and I'm pleased to say your author interview is now live on the blog and so is the Book Giveaway too - you and your fans can find it here: Interview with Sadie Forsythe and Book Giveaway


message 4: by Linda

Linda Parkinson-Hardman Hi Sadie, I just wanted to say thank you for accepting my friend request and to wish you Happy Reading in 2012 :-)


message 3: by L.S.

L.S. Fayne Hi Sadie, the books have been sent. We didn't talk about a review time. What do you think? You can also answer this after you recieve them.

Linda


message 2: by Sadie

Sadie Forsythe Jason wrote: "Hi, Sadie, great to meet you :)"

You too, lovin' that you're lovin' the lego games. Sounds interesting.


message 1: by Jason

Jason Hi, Sadie, great to meet you :)


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