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Norilana Books will be publishing 7 Tanith Lee titles, including two reprint trilogies (The Birthgrave Trilogy and The Wars of Vis sequence) an one original sequel.
September 2009 2009
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I also loved Tanith Lee's sword and sorcery, like The Storm Lord and Vazkor, Son of Vazkor, the sequel to The Birthgrave, and her Cyrion stories, which had the main character solving magical mysteries during his adventures.
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I also loved Tanith Lee's sword and sorcery, like The Storm Lord and Vazkor, Son of Vazkor, the sequel to The Birthgrave, and her Cyrion stories, which had the main character solving magical mysteries during his adventures.
April 2010 2010
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Norilana Books will be publishing 7 Tanith Lee titles, including two reprint trilogies (The Birthgrave Trilogy and The Wars of Vis sequence) an one original sequel.
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Each of the fractured fairy tale-esque stories is a delightful romp, fanciful and quirky, penned by the deft and lyrical hand of master storyteller Tanith Lee.
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I read and enjoyed a lot of it as a child (notably Tanith Lee's Black Unicorn, Patricia McKillip's The Changeling Sea, and Lloyd Alexander's Chronicles of Prydain), but without making much of a difference between those books and, say, an Agatha Christie or an Alexandre Dumas.
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"The Birthgrave" by Tanith Lee - Amazing retro sci-fi novel that took my breath away.
Voice of the Fans: What Book Have You Recently Read That's Good Enough To Recommend To a Friend? 2010
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In a provocative feature Rip up the raunch culture, Family, 4 June, Tanith Carey suggests causal linkages between toy cigarettes and smoking, and between playing with Bratz dolls and sex addiction.
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But there was no answer – just a useless voice repeating Tanith?
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And (on a less exalted plane) the humble fairy-tale remix, mined by writers as disparate as Sylvia Plath, Tanith Lee, and Angela Carter, fostered by Terri Windling and Ellen Datlow's Fairy Tale series, has grown into a lively and diverse genre, with camps on both the literary and popular fiction side of the art divide.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Delia Sherman and Christopher Barzak on Interfictions 2 2010
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