I’m not in-love with that cover, but it certainly comes closer to catching the essence of the book that people are reading it for.
(I mean, what’s up with that wizard doing tricks for some Pilgrim women?)
]]>I’ve had trouble reading other Melissa Scott books even though they keep coming up on lists or in discussions. I have tried Trouble and Her Friends and Shadowman, I think probably without finishing either, not sure. I own more. And it looks like she also wrote a ST VOY tie-in. That may be easier to read, but also less likely to have any quiltbag content.
Heh, Amazon tells me I have also bought her nonfiction book on writing. Nearly 12 years ago. (Srsly? Amazon was around 12 years ago?! I’m old.)
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