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[fannyfae]

Just minutes ago via Twitter about 1/2 hour ago. I am as a group, because they are relevant to her POV. How ANYONE could compare her writing or characters to Jane Eyre or she could actually get scholarly input on her work is beyond me. Brittany Spears I could see....Jane Eyre? No, Laurell. Just.....NO.


LKHamilton Am finishing up reading collectioin of essays about my Anita Blake series. I'm writing introductions to them. It is an odd thing to read other people's nonfiction ideas about what I write, why I write it, or what my plans were when I did certain things. I'll blog . . . about the book of essays & all when I'm done with the intros. But its been very interesting seeing some scholarly takes on my stuff. It's not everyday that Anita is compared to both Jane Eyre & Brittany Spears in the same essay. Writing the intros is proving interesting. Now bed. Still happy with my 10 pgs today. Have outline for next bit. So tomorrow its finishing up essay stuff & more on Bullet.

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[dwg.livejournal.com]

Modly note: I know it might be a pain, but can you please link to the tweets themselves? If you're not sure where the links are, naeko made a helpful screencap (http://pics.livejournal.com/naeko/pic/003c30h2). I know it's a lot, but even if it's just a buch of [here, here, here & here] links to go with what you've copied.

Non-modly: ...I want this book of essays. I get the feeling she's referring to this (http://www.scifiguy.ca/2009/10/cover-art-ardeur-unauthorized-essays-on.html), but if there's another book of AB:VH essays, even better for my brain. Either way, if I can get my hands on this, I will be reporting back to the comm with gusto.

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[naeko.livejournal.com]

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