Hild roundup #12
After a dearth of beasties today we have lots of cats. Enjoy! Previous roundups here.
REVIEWSParis ReviewWhat We’re Loving"…dazzling… Griffith’s lyrical prose emphasizes the savagery of the political landscape, in which religion, sex, and superstition are wielded mercilessly for personal gain."
Strange HorizonsHild by Nicola Griffith, T.S. Miller[Hild from a medievalist’s perspective—long and juicy. Go read it.]
Book RiotThe Best Books We Read in January"I loved it from the start and am calling it: Hild will be one of my favorite reads of 2014."
INTERVIEWSSeattle WroteThe author is the host who welcomes the reader, Norelle Done[An interview over coffee at the local Chocolati—fun had by all!—in which I ponder how I came to story, and how I got to where I am today.]
MISCELLANEOUS
Fitz (who owns Traci Castleberry) loves library books
Bliss (who supervises Jo Booms) reads to the fish
Hilda (who advises Pastor Pilgrim) communes with an ARC
REVIEWSParis ReviewWhat We’re Loving"…dazzling… Griffith’s lyrical prose emphasizes the savagery of the political landscape, in which religion, sex, and superstition are wielded mercilessly for personal gain."
Strange HorizonsHild by Nicola Griffith, T.S. Miller[Hild from a medievalist’s perspective—long and juicy. Go read it.]
Book RiotThe Best Books We Read in January"I loved it from the start and am calling it: Hild will be one of my favorite reads of 2014."
INTERVIEWSSeattle WroteThe author is the host who welcomes the reader, Norelle Done[An interview over coffee at the local Chocolati—fun had by all!—in which I ponder how I came to story, and how I got to where I am today.]
MISCELLANEOUS
Fitz (who owns Traci Castleberry) loves library books
Bliss (who supervises Jo Booms) reads to the fish
Hilda (who advises Pastor Pilgrim) communes with an ARC
No comments have been added yet.
