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[dancinghorse]

From janni

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[larryhammer]

BTW, speaking of writing, do you mind if I ask a couple questions about Queen of the Amazons?

---L.

[dancinghorse.livejournal.com]

Sure. Ask away.

[larryhammer]

Is it directly connected to the White Mare's Daughter sequence, or "merely" share many of the same cultural templates? I saw nothing to either confirm or contradict a direct link (though admittedly I haven't read Lady of Horses).

I liked it muchly, btw, tho' I found the first couple scenes confusing and choppy.

---L.

[dancinghorse.livejournal.com]

Sorta-kinda-more-or-less distantly connected. Not directly.

Thanks--glad you liked it. It seems to pull readers through the opening, at least.

[larryhammer]

So less directly connected than, say, The Shepherd Kings.

---L.

[dancinghorse.livejournal.com]

The most direct connection is Lord of the Two Lands.

Shepherd Kings was written as part of the White Mare contract, because that was what I wanted to do just then. Later on I wrote Daughter of Lir to top off the trilogy. They're all interrelated.