For those of you who love Waking the Moon...
Doing a search on Amazon for summer reading, I followed link after link until I reached Elizabeth Hand's official site, Winterlong. I had no idea that 
rozk had done an interview with her!
One part of the interview that made me giggle:
I tend to base my characters on real people; the source for Angelica in Waking the Moon was a woman in my past with whom I had lost touch--and when I contacted her later, she had become a Wiccan High Priestess and did have a son called Dylan.
That's really frikkin' funny.
Now, did she turn him into a bull and try to sacrifice him? :P
Another article mentions that Mortal Love, due out in late June, has some of the same characters as Waking the Moon (which I loved) and Black Light (which I found a tad half-baked). A Balthazar Warnick hat-trick, maybe?
And WHEE! Our library has not one, but FOUR critical studies by Carlo Ginsberg!! I remember reading Night Battles in about 9th grade, but I'd love to look at it with fresh eyes.
rozk had done an interview with her! One part of the interview that made me giggle:
I tend to base my characters on real people; the source for Angelica in Waking the Moon was a woman in my past with whom I had lost touch--and when I contacted her later, she had become a Wiccan High Priestess and did have a son called Dylan.
That's really frikkin' funny.
Now, did she turn him into a bull and try to sacrifice him? :P
Another article mentions that Mortal Love, due out in late June, has some of the same characters as Waking the Moon (which I loved) and Black Light (which I found a tad half-baked). A Balthazar Warnick hat-trick, maybe?
And WHEE! Our library has not one, but FOUR critical studies by Carlo Ginsberg!! I remember reading Night Battles in about 9th grade, but I'd love to look at it with fresh eyes.