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Biblio-This, Biblio-That

Posted on May 26, 2025 by Nathan

Shardik, by Richard Adams – I wanted to like this more than I did. There were aspects that were done well, but I found it too dense and slow-paced to get a whole lot out of it. Still, I finished … Continue reading →

Posted in Animals, Book Reviews, England, History, Magic, Middle Ages, Monsters, Mythology, Religion, Toys | Tagged bears, bookholm, dragons, elementals, gordon r. dickson, griffins, john brownjohn, kari sullivan, king edward iii of england, kraken, lindworms, melusine, merfolk, optimus yarnspinner, phoenix, puppets, richard adams, shardik, slavery, stephen king, the city of dreaming books, the dark tower, the dragon and the george, the dragon knight, the labyrinth of dreaming books, the menagerie, tui t. sullivan, unicorns, walter moers, wizards, zamonia | Leave a comment

Tales and Tails

Posted on September 3, 2012 by Nathan

This week’s myth begins with a fairy named Pressyne, who lived in a forest during the Crusades. When Elynas, the King of Scotland, found this fairy, he proposed marriage to her. She agreed, but only on the condition that he … Continue reading →

Posted in French, Mythology | Tagged avalon, elynas, fairies, melusine, mermaids, pressyne, raymond of poitiers, starbucks | 2 Comments

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