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Strange Candy
by Laurell K. Hamilton
by Laurell K. Hamilton
Corinne's review
bookshelves: demons, fantasy, faeries-and-elves, healing-and-magic, werewolves-a-o-other-shapeshifters, witches, ebooks, curses-a-o-black-magic, almost-favourites
Dec 28, 10
bookshelves: demons, fantasy, faeries-and-elves, healing-and-magic, werewolves-a-o-other-shapeshifters, witches, ebooks, curses-a-o-black-magic, almost-favourites
Read in January, 2009
This is a compendium of short stories set either in the land of Laurell K. Hamilton's debute novel "Nightseer" or in some other fantastic worlds and scenarios. I especially liked the story "Wild geese" about a young magician who is going to confront the ursurper of her people and killer of her parents. However, the short story about a magical misfit who can kill somebody in her dreams will also stay in my memory for a long time and the short stories set in the "Nightseer world" are much better written and executed compared to the novel. The author likes to give every story a kind of dark/sad/tainted touch and this is something I really appreciate, because it distinguishes her writing from the normal fantasy with a happy ending theme significantly and is original in itself.
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