But I think her series is "Vintage Magic," as in a vintage dress shop, and she's psychic, not a witch.
This is the most annoying series ever. i cannot take the sewing related swearing puns.
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But I think her series is "Vintage Magic," as in a vintage dress shop, and she's psychic, not a witch.
This is the most annoying series ever. i cannot take the sewing related swearing puns.
It looks a little too cute for me, in any case.
I was wondering if there was something ... less cutesy out there where the detective is a witch/Wiccan. There were the Bast mysteries, I know, but everything more current is, like, magical bakeries or magical cats and lots of vintage and/or sewing stuff.
Ah, thanks, Amy!
So, Conseula, I loved Set This House in Order, by Matt Ruff! I'm definitely planning on reading the rest of his books now; I'm really impressed when writers can write such different books.
Amy, there's Dolores Stewart Ricco's series that starts with Circle of Five [link] .
The main character is part of a Wiccan group in Massachusetts. There are several books in the series.
whatwasthatbook at livejournal is awesome. The book was Witchdame by Kathleen Sky.
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Seriously - that was amazing.
So, Conseula, I loved Set This House in Order, by Matt Ruff!
He's really ridiculously talented. Everything he does is completely unlike everything else he does. I want to read Mirage, but I've got a real backlog of reading.
Still, I have great fondness for Fool on the Hill, which was his senior thesis at Cornell, because it's really romantic, it's a college novel, and it even has a very fannish woobie. (Not that I knew what a woobie was when I read it originally.)
I wish I knew who to thank for introducing me to him. Years ago, I was scrolling through my friendsfriends on LJ, and I came across a review of Bad Monkeys, and that was the inspiration for my List. That was the first book I wrote down somewhere to remind myself to read it because it sounded too awesome not to read. Thank you, random LJ person, for that review.