Required reading for being a person
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holly_evolvingAny additions to this list are welcome. I will do my best to edit/update anything that gets commented here, as well as adding more when I think of it. People who can't post to my LJ are welcome to email me.
-Heinlein. The Lazarus Long books and Job.
-Gaiman. The Sandman series, available in graphic novel form.
-The Red Tent. author currently escapes my memory.
-Hurston. Their Eyes Were Watching God.
-Burnett. A Little Princess.
-Heinlein. The Lazarus Long books and Job.
-Gaiman. The Sandman series, available in graphic novel form.
-The Red Tent. author currently escapes my memory.
-Hurston. Their Eyes Were Watching God.
-Burnett. A Little Princess.
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some more from the Shining Brow
Date: 2004-06-22 11:53 pm (UTC)anything by Morgan Llewellyn... "druids" "Lion of Ireland" "1914" "Red Branch" "Finn McCool" teach you alot about proper leadership, and the relationship between legend and reality.
Ann Marsden's books, an excellent fantasy Ireland and Scotland.
"Kings peace" and "kings Law" a reimagining of arthur with the old gods added in equal power...
"Firelord" by parke goodwin... an excellent arthur tale set with a good grasp of rome... much like the movie coming out...
(I am a lending library to those who make it to my house...)
"how the irish saved civilization" and "sun Dancing" speculative history about early christian monks and historical studys