It occurred to me on the way home from work today–a year ago I had a boss who spent ten minutes searching her “sent” folder for an email she never sent to me, lecturing the entire time on how she had to be able to depend on me to take care of things that she delegated to […]
Gryphon’s Eyrie is the last book in the trilogy. Andre Norton wrote it with A.C. Crispin. I don’t know how anyone writes with anyone else, so I’ll be paying attention to see if I can catch them in the act. That, or I’ll be completely sucked in as usual. I’m not good at standing outside
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Predictably, next in my reading was Gryphon in Glory, the second book in the trilogy. I haven’t read it as many times (because for a long time I did not know that The Crystal Gryphon had a sequel) so it’s not as much of a remembered favorite. I remember how Andre Norton enraptured me as
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First up, The Crystal Gryphon by André Norton, given to me for Christmas by my marvelous roomie. After deciding months ago that it had been too long since I’d read the trilogy, I managed to locate the sequels. The first book, however, had eluded me. Luckily my roommate is a skilled huntress of books. The
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The idea, as well as the name for it, started here. It hardly needs saying that Neil Gaiman is a genius. “Shelfie” is a marvelous and meaningful word. Here is a shelfie of the built-in bookcase in my living room, along with my share of the not built-in bookcase in the living room, followed by the
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