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In which my mother is always right...
My mother told me she really liked Early Winter, Near Jenli Village (at least I remember it that way), and her tastes were validated today by Lois Tilton over at IROSF, who gave the story a RECOMMENDED review!
A sad and quiet tale about wounds that even kindness and love are not enough to heal.
I am full of squee!!! And thanks to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
marshall_payne for the heads up!
On another note, I went to the brick-and-morter book store today and was frustrated that I couldn't find what I was looking for (hardbacks of the last two books by Jim Butcher, and the first two books byrclementmoore). That is less worthy of squee. I gave in and ordered on-line.
A sad and quiet tale about wounds that even kindness and love are not enough to heal.
I am full of squee!!! And thanks to
marshall_payne for the heads up!On another note, I went to the brick-and-morter book store today and was frustrated that I couldn't find what I was looking for (hardbacks of the last two books by Jim Butcher, and the first two books by
rclementmoore). That is less worthy of squee. I gave in and ordered on-line.
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