Invisibility

[dancinghorse]

One of the beauties of writing in invisible ink is, you can do the most outrageous things. And nobody notices.

Quest for the Grail? Check.

Rehabilitate Bad King John? Check.

Moses = Akhenaten = Moses, complete with parting of the Red Sea? Check.

The Lionheart wins the Third Crusade? Twice? Oh yeah.

Now what shall I do next, that nobody notices?

Also, a question: Fairies. I don't get them. At all. And yet everybody's writing about them. What's with that?

Oh. Did them, too. Puca points if you saw through the cloak of invisibility to where.

Comments

[torrilin.livejournal.com]

I've got lots of the historical fantasies (Hatshesput!), mostly acquired through used bookstores. For once I'd like to find a book of yours in a bookstore that sells new books. Besides Amazon.

I like Holly Black's fairies. But I'm not real big on the fairies everywhere trend otherwise. Anything that's in danger of being sweet tends to leave me pretty cold tho.