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I started reading your books at 15, I started with Wildwood Dancing. After that you're writing has continued to transfer me into a different world,so much so that I forget outside of the world of promising heroines and a wonderful examples of how real love should always be.
Wonderful! The new series, Blackthorn & Grim, features older, more damaged characters and more moral ambiguity - I hope you will still enjoy them though! The first one is Dreamer's Pool. There is still a love story and fey involvement. :)
I can't wait to read it! I love mythology from all parts, I especially love fey mythology and greek mythology. Have you ever thought about writing your own spin on ancient greek myths such as the story of Cupid and Psyche? I bet you would write a stunning rendition!
I have thought about it, but there are other authors who do ancient Greece and Rome far better than I ever could. The story of Cupid and Psyche is the earliest (I think) appearance of a Beauty and the Beast-type story, and although I have done that once with Heart's Blood I might well do it again some day!
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Mar 10, 2015 08:26PM
I started reading your books at 15, I started with Wildwood Dancing. After that you're writing has continued to transfer me into a different world,so much so that I forget outside of the world of promising heroines and a wonderful examples of how real love should always be.
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Wonderful! The new series, Blackthorn & Grim, features older, more damaged characters and more moral ambiguity - I hope you will still enjoy them though! The first one is Dreamer's Pool. There is still a love story and fey involvement. :)
I can't wait to read it! I love mythology from all parts, I especially love fey mythology and greek mythology. Have you ever thought about writing your own spin on ancient greek myths such as the story of Cupid and Psyche? I bet you would write a stunning rendition!
I have thought about it, but there are other authors who do ancient Greece and Rome far better than I ever could. The story of Cupid and Psyche is the earliest (I think) appearance of a Beauty and the Beast-type story, and although I have done that once with Heart's Blood I might well do it again some day!
