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My first fantasy novels

by Malinda Lo on October 21, 2009

in Books

Recently on SF Signal’s Mind Meld, a bunch of writers answered the question What book introduced you to fantasy? The responses reminded me of so many great fantasy novels I remember reading in my childhood that I’m shamelessly stealing their topic and answering it for myself! And because I can’t pick just one, here are [...]

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Interview with Tamora Pierce

by Malinda Lo on May 12, 2009

in Books

Today, my interview with bestselling fantasy author Tamora Pierce was posted at The Enchanted Inkpot and The Torch Online. You might know of Pierce from her classic Song of the Lioness quartet, about a girl named Alanna who disguises herself as a boy to train as a knight. Since then, Pierce has gone on to [...]

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Read this: THE BLUE SWORD by Robin McKinley

by Malinda Lo on April 30, 2009

in Books

This is just a heads up to let you all know that I’ll be leading the May Book Club discussion at The Enchanted Inkpot on May 25. The book we’ll be chatting about is one of my all-time favorites ever, Newbery Honor book The Blue Sword by Robin McKinley. I wouldn’t be exaggerating to say [...]

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Fantasy book cover meme times three

by Malinda Lo on March 11, 2009

in Fun Stuff

Everybody’s been through a Facebook meme lately, but here’s one I really enjoyed for sheer procrastinatability (I’m coining that word). Via Fuse #8, I discovered 100 Scope Notes’ Create Your Debut Fantasy Novel Cover. I took it one step further because even in memes I’m an overachiever and I can’t resist (ack!), but mostly because [...]

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Graceling is set in a world in which some people are graced with gifts. They might be as pleasurable as the grace of fine cooking, or as deadly as the one that Katsa has; she is graced with the ability to kill. Because of this grace, she becomes the tool of a corrupt king who [...]

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