Balynn Bayron
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it seems difficult to get to contact Balynn, but I cannot help feeling I have to express certain things.
Since my youth I had a fascintion with Greek myths (history?). I had six years of ancient Latin and one of ancient Greek at school, but neither helped me understand Greek myths like my studies since 1986, based on my encounter with Wolfgang Doebereiner.
Balynn, I have never before encountered as much knowledge and empathic understanding as you display in This Poison Heart and This Wicket Fate, other than in S.E. Diemer's The Dark Wife.
The other things I like about your books are the incredibly beautiful and fitting title images, especially for This Wicket Fate. If I was 45 years younger, I'd instantly fall in love with Briseis or Marie!
As to Circe I have chosen en entirely different approach in my "What if?", but then I am a white caucasian trans woman, so that is no surprise.
I'd love to talk Greek Myths and how they still apply with you, would you?
it seems difficult to get to contact Balynn, but I cannot help feeling I have to express certain things.
Since my youth I had a fascintion with Greek myths (history?). I had six years of ancient Latin and one of ancient Greek at school, but neither helped me understand Greek myths like my studies since 1986, based on my encounter with Wolfgang Doebereiner.
Balynn, I have never before encountered as much knowledge and empathic understanding as you display in This Poison Heart and This Wicket Fate, other than in S.E. Diemer's The Dark Wife.
The other things I like about your books are the incredibly beautiful and fitting title images, especially for This Wicket Fate. If I was 45 years younger, I'd instantly fall in love with Briseis or Marie!
As to Circe I have chosen en entirely different approach in my "What if?", but then I am a white caucasian trans woman, so that is no surprise.
I'd love to talk Greek Myths and how they still apply with you, would you?
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