My poem "Muse" is now online at Strange Horizons. Yes, the bio is longer than the poem. Who was Thanet Ross and why did he play a harp with no strings?
In one of the small strange coincidences, I read that exact phrase this afternoon, before reading it here tonight. It's only my second rereading of my copies of those books, which I've had for a while.
Came here because I liked the poem - some beautiful imagery.
I only rediscovered her as an author in the last two years or so, after dimly remembering a wonderful book with a tangled maze of vivid imagery, swans and suns and misty river-witches, that I had read when very young. I found The Sorceress and the Cygnet in a secondhand bookshop, and worked through to the other books from there.
It's amusing to hear about snow for this time of year - it's been warm and sunny here for the last week or so. Good equinox weather...
a wonderful book with a tangled maze of vivid imagery, swans and suns and misty river-witches, that I had read when very young. I found The Sorceress and the Cygnet in a secondhand bookshop
That's my other favorite. I love its constellations and myths and folktales in the everyday.
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Came here because I liked the poem - some beautiful imagery.
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They are some of my favorites; I read them young and I probably cannot calculate what they did to my brain.
Came here because I liked the poem - some beautiful imagery.
Thank you!
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It's amusing to hear about snow for this time of year - it's been warm and sunny here for the last week or so. Good equinox weather...
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That's my other favorite. I love its constellations and myths and folktales in the everyday.