Historical Fantasy anyone?
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Historical Fantasy anyone?
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Sounds fascinating. I've never read anything set in malasia either, so I'll give this book a try if I can get my hands on it.KristineNicole wrote:I have one I have to finish called 'The Ghost Bride' by Yangsze Choo. It's set in 1890s Malaysia and features a character named Li Lan who is married to a ghost to help his spirit rest. But she finds herself getting more drawn to the world of the dead than the living.
I hadn't even known about Catherine of Aragon till you mentioned her. Wow! If she is anything like her wikipedia page makes her seem like, then she is one amazing woman. I'll definitely check out that book.Anacoana wrote:Ooh~! The Constant Princess by Phillipa Gregory is a fantastic book, and I will rave about it all day long. It tells the story of Catherine of Aragon, and while it contains all true facts about her life it turns it into a vivid world full of her own personal thoughts and feelings. Definitely read it and her other books!
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Me neither until I found the Thieftaker. I'd suggest it if you wanna try this genre.Dando wrote:Interesting genre. I enjoy historical fiction, but I have never read historical fantasy.
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but for this particular genre the only thing i can think of is 'Zanoni By Edward Bulwer-Lytton', its a supernatural romance with some nice lovecraftian elements and the story just sort of casually wanders into the french revolution.
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That book seems to be exactly what I want. Thanks for suggesting.Wreade1872 wrote:but for this particular genre the only thing i can think of is 'Zanoni By Edward Bulwer-Lytton', its a supernatural romance with some nice lovecraftian elements and the story just sort of casually wanders into the french revolution.
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