Tor.com Review of Moira's Pen
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queensthiefOoh, take a lood at a great review of Moira's Pen from Tor's Natalie Zutter:
Engaging in Fiction: Megan Whalen Turner Explores New Corners of Her World in Moira's Pen by Natalie Zutter
Some of her comments:
Turner packs so much into these last few pages that it made my head spin, and I had to reread.
Moira’s Pen isn’t an epilogue; if anything, it’s more of a prologue, a potential new beginning—whether for novels or stories, it’s too soon to say. But I’m so excited that the path has been revealed.
Oh, and she mentions screaming at the end of the book, with which we can all sympathize.
Engaging in Fiction: Megan Whalen Turner Explores New Corners of Her World in Moira's Pen by Natalie Zutter
Some of her comments:
Turner packs so much into these last few pages that it made my head spin, and I had to reread.
Moira’s Pen isn’t an epilogue; if anything, it’s more of a prologue, a potential new beginning—whether for novels or stories, it’s too soon to say. But I’m so excited that the path has been revealed.
Oh, and she mentions screaming at the end of the book, with which we can all sympathize.
