Jayne ,'The Message'
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
Oh, and when did The Secret Circle become a "great fantasy saga"?
It definitely seemed like a half-assed list to me. I don't even read fantasy and I know there's stuff they missed. The Dresden Files isn't on there, right? And if you're going to include The Secret Circle, why not Sanctuary or Warehouse 13 or Haven?
A retelling of Cinderella - with robots!
Hey, I've read that! I picked up an ARC at a booksellers show last month. It's really, really fun. Very well written, with detailed, complex worldbuilding (woven unobtrusively into the flow of the narrative without a single out-and-out infodump) and a really engaging heroine. I snarfed it down in two days and thoroughly enjoyed it.
Ooh, then I will be sure to get it when it comes out.
Ooh. That looks intriguing.
Thomas Canty has donated a drawing he did for the illustrated special edition of A Feast for Crows to the Terri Windling fundraiser. (Not surprising - I believe he did the covers for the Fairy Tale series and for various anthologies that Terri Windling edited.
Do you know somebody who needs a Margaret Atwood doll?
Do you know somebody who needs a Margaret Atwood doll?
Me!
Jilli, have you seen this altered book purse?
Do you know somebody who needs a Margaret Atwood doll?
Me too!
Me too!
Me too, too! But not at $35!
I don't need Margaret Atwood, but I definitely need Frances Hodgson Burnett, GK Chesterton and Carson McCullers, and I wouldn't say no to Charlotte Bronte or Edith Wharton either.