Review Scooby Snacks
My short "Exiles" from Lilith Unbound got a favorable review from Mrs. Giggles:
"I especially like Nancy Schmidt's Exiles, where she transforms Cain, Eve, Lilith, and Adam into Native American folks. In this story, Cain is exiled from his tribe for killing his brother. He encounters Lilith, who helps him with some pointers on surviving on his own - just like the way she has survived on her own. This story also depicts an unlikely bond between Lilith and Eve. This story humanizes all the main characters involved in the story and as a result, I enjoy reading this story tremendously."
Sweet! It's my first out-of-workshop review, nice that it's a positive one. I didn't really have Native Americans in mind, but I can see how that might be read into it.
Thank you, Mrs. Giggles.
"I especially like Nancy Schmidt's Exiles, where she transforms Cain, Eve, Lilith, and Adam into Native American folks. In this story, Cain is exiled from his tribe for killing his brother. He encounters Lilith, who helps him with some pointers on surviving on his own - just like the way she has survived on her own. This story also depicts an unlikely bond between Lilith and Eve. This story humanizes all the main characters involved in the story and as a result, I enjoy reading this story tremendously."
Sweet! It's my first out-of-workshop review, nice that it's a positive one. I didn't really have Native Americans in mind, but I can see how that might be read into it.
Thank you, Mrs. Giggles.