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Kalend Hunter _alend_errell — An interesting book on a fascinating subject More of a documentary on would-be research wich have not really started due to low funding and considerable practical difficulties, the book is a bit hard to read and sometimes disappointing due to the limited amount of information actually available - its main merit is to be the current reference on discovering an ancient times part of Europe nowadays under water and essentially to be rediscovered

Favoud Favoud _emneh — I've been waiting years for this book and it was well worth it. While it a few pages for me to remember the details of the Old Kingdom, I really enjoyed learning more about the Abhorsens. It also explained much about what happened in the years before Sabriel. Clariel grew up as the daughter of a premier goldsmith. But her mother had little interest in her. Clariel had no goldsmithing talent but she loved animals and the land and wanted nothing more than to live in the forest. But when her mother is called to the city, Clariel must go as well. She discovers that when she gets angry, she becomes a berserk, a fighting talent to be reckoned with. She's learning Charter magic but she never really thought about it before. Then she crosses Free Magic and is seduced by a Free Magic being. Suddenly there is free magic overwhelming her Charter magic. Add Moggett to the mix and you have a super powerful free magic berserk running around who really only wants to be alone in the forest and if she has to go through an army to get there, she will. It was a fans imaging story on multiple levels and Clariel was a great character.

Abhishek Tripathi enggabhi2003 — Elsa Gidlow is an honored feminist poet, a philosophical anarchist and a Taoist bon vivant. This is her radical and loving story. The triumph over long poverty, lack of education, and family tragedy; her joy as a word weaver and as an irrepressible free spirit, free heart. Her survival of terrifying Abuse wrapped in psychology covers. TRIBUTE TO SUCESS. In 1921 Elsa Gidlow wrote the first openly Lesbian Literature in the United states. Gidlow kept her sanity and wrote all her beautiful poetry in spite of the fact that she was incarcerated in a mental institution because she declared openly that she was a lesbian. There, she received uncounted applications of electroshock therapy to "convert" her to heterosexuality. A lot of the circuits in her brain were wounded by this barbaric treatment, but she always knew who she was, and that she loved women. They never took the fire out of her heart, so we are fortunate to have her mighty words to inform us about her true self.