A fine example of mythopoeic fantasy: the protagonists don’t so much solve problems as come to realizations about…

A fine example of mythopoeic fantasy: the protagonists don’t so much solve problems as come to realizations about themselves. 

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show?id=1537421016

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5 responses to “A fine example of mythopoeic fantasy: the protagonists don’t so much solve problems as come to realizations about…”

  1. Richard Abbott Avatar

    I’ve enjoyed a great many of her books and often thought she deserved a higher profile

  2. Mike Reeves-McMillan Avatar

    What she does is both hard to do and not as popular as some other modes of writing. 

  3. Lisa “LJ” Cohen Avatar

    One of my very favorite writers. Thank you for posting your review.

  4. C. J. Brightley Avatar

    It’s also an absolutely beautiful cover. I want to write a book that deserves that sort of cover.

  5. Mike Reeves-McMillan Avatar

    I believe she usually gets that cover artist for her books. They match the content extremely well. 

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