Isolde

• “Tristan and Isolde" was to be presented at night and a great singer would sing _Isolde_.”

  The Lost Prince

• “Its musical counterpart is contained somehow in the written poetry, and mists rise before our eyes when the small black type informs us that Isolde cries in the ears of deaf love: "_Isolde rutt! ...”

  The Wagnerian Romances

• “And then, since so many of my characters were warriors and my Isolde is a healer treating battle-wounded men, I watched many, many interviews with soldiers – from WWII veterans to recent veterans of Iraq.”

  Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Anna Elliott, part 1

• “Iso writes about the children as if they were her own, and signs her name Isolde, but she also says she does not for a moment expect this to last.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Women’s Room

• “As one of the later additions to the cycle of Arthur stories, the legend of Trystan and Isolde is particularly grounded in a courtly chivalric world.”

  Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Anna Elliott, part 1

• “My Isolde is the granddaughter of Morgan (sometimes known as Morgan le Fey in the original Arthur stories; a healer and enchantress of great renown).”

  Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Anna Elliott, part 1

• “Isolde is gifted through Morgan with both the knowledge of a healer and with the Sight, which enables her to receive visions and hear voices from the Otherworld.”

  Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Anna Elliott, part 1

• “So, ladies, though my Y chromosome prevented me from being similarly moved, Tristan & Isolde is a good film if you want a good cry. posted by Dr. Richard Scott Nokes at 8: 16 AM”

  Tristan & Isolde Review (for real, this time)

• “In my favorite versions of the story, though, Isolde and Tristan do not fall in love then, and Isolde is filled with hatred for Tristan when she discovers he has been the enemy of her family.”

  Tristan and Isolde on the Horizon

• “He starts at the word Isolde, but collects himself, and tries to conceal his evident distress under a manner of supercilious indifference.”

  Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde"; an essay on the Wagnerian drama

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