I wish it were real!
Last class we discussed how JS& MN reads like a history of the world, and after that discussion, I realized that I really wished all that took place in the book were true. I am a sucker for historical fiction, I guess. I've been studying Spanish Civilization and while I was reading this novel I was also learning about the war against Napolean in Spain. So, all of the war bits were especially meaningful to me.
I read over the interview with Susanna Clarke that Andy linked us to, and she said she is working on a novel that takes place a few years later with the main characters being Childermass and Vinculus and a few of the other minor characters. I am very interested in finding out how her imaginary world compares to the history sans magic that we have studied. What will be the same? What will be different?
I read over the interview with Susanna Clarke that Andy linked us to, and she said she is working on a novel that takes place a few years later with the main characters being Childermass and Vinculus and a few of the other minor characters. I am very interested in finding out how her imaginary world compares to the history sans magic that we have studied. What will be the same? What will be different?
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I would go about as crazy about a new Susanna Clarke novel as I will with the next Harry Potter book. It just seems that the way this is written will either make you love it or dislike it. Not really easy to be on the fence.
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