"They Say in Heaven Love Comes First..."

[rainbowjehan]

I forgot Don Quixote and my history book, so I had to get an emergency book from the library to read while I was at the gym to-day; since The Savage Damsel and the Dwarf was out, preventing me from rereading it again, I got out one called 'I am Morgan le Fay'. Is v. interesting so far, with nothing embarrassing. So far a little formulaic, but not

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[reconditarmonia]

I read I Am Mordred! I don't remember if it was good though. It was a while ago. Have you read Rosemary Sutcliff's Arthurian books? I love them.

[rainbowjehan]

XD NO FAIR. --NO not yet but I need to and I couldn't remember her name or I would have put 'MUST READ HER DAMMIT' in the post! ^^;;;

[reconditarmonia]

:P :P I think I read I am Morgan le Fay as well. There was a time when I read all the Arthurian stuff I could get my hands on. -Her books are amazing, OMG. There's a trilogy about the Round Table etc, and a Tristan and Iseult book. She's also written loads of historical fiction, but I've only read the Arthurians and, I think, two other books of hers.

[rainbowjehan]

Aha. And hee, that's--sort of what I do, but I have limits. I am not going anywhere the heck near Rosalind Miles, ohhhhh no. XD And oooo, okay. I must look out the Arthurians! ^__^ Do you happen to know the titles?

[reconditarmonia]

I keep seeing her books in the library, but they've never interested me much - too Sueish-looking. The first Arthurian book by Sutcliff (and in my opinion the best) is The Sword and the Circle, then The Light Beyond the Forest and The Road to Camlann. The Tristan and Iseult one is called just that. Do read them, they're so good. ^____^

[rainbowjehan]

Ohhh, yeah. They're. Um. I have no words for the rampant insanity that is those books. They make my soul hurt. So. Yes. I read part of one, and that was quite enough for meeee. And thank you! That's great. <333 I will either check them out or ILL them next time I am at the library. ^_^