Greetings to the community, and a request
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queensthiefLooks like you have a lot of interesting discussions going on here! I especially appreciate the close analysis of the books -- you sure have a lot of insight!
I discovered The Books less than a month ago, thanks to a very favorable review article by Orson Scott Card. I am now thoroughly addicted and will buy a copy of anything Megan Whalen Turner ever writes in the future. (And will make whatever library I work at buy at least one, too.) These are some of the best books I have ever read, period. As soon as I finished, I went back through and reread in order to catch all the subtleties that I missed the first time. The writing is simply unbelievable. These people are not real, but they should be.
About myself, just in case anyone is interested: 34 years old, youth services librarian, married, have a child aged -.111, plus some dogs. Obsessions include quality children's literature esp. fantasy, the new Battlestar Galactica series, Jeopardy!, Russian history, and hedgehogs.
Now, could I ask a favor of you? Could you tell me how I can get a copy of the MWT short story about Gen that was published in Disney magazine? Some of the threads here had a link to it, but it's not there any more. If somebody could help me get hold of a copy, that person would have my gratitude.
Thanks and best wishes,
nj_librarian
I discovered The Books less than a month ago, thanks to a very favorable review article by Orson Scott Card. I am now thoroughly addicted and will buy a copy of anything Megan Whalen Turner ever writes in the future. (And will make whatever library I work at buy at least one, too.) These are some of the best books I have ever read, period. As soon as I finished, I went back through and reread in order to catch all the subtleties that I missed the first time. The writing is simply unbelievable. These people are not real, but they should be.
About myself, just in case anyone is interested: 34 years old, youth services librarian, married, have a child aged -.111, plus some dogs. Obsessions include quality children's literature esp. fantasy, the new Battlestar Galactica series, Jeopardy!, Russian history, and hedgehogs.
Now, could I ask a favor of you? Could you tell me how I can get a copy of the MWT short story about Gen that was published in Disney magazine? Some of the threads here had a link to it, but it's not there any more. If somebody could help me get hold of a copy, that person would have my gratitude.
Thanks and best wishes,
nj_librarian
