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Connie Werner cwerner — this is my favorite janet frame book so far, but i haven't read yellow flowers in the antipodean room yet. i loved it--it hurt a little to read and conjured up weird child-nightmarish snippets of blurry sense memory from the past. very deceptive in the simplicity of its barebones picture-book plot formation and dialogue, but sinister and brittle feeling in that janet frame way. sigh.

Blush By _lush_y_arie — Set in 16th century Italy this retelling of Snow White combines elements of the fairy tale with the story of the famous Borgia family - The hedonistic pope, his mad incestuous children. Bianca's father is sent on an impossible mission to bring back a branch of the tree of wisdom (from the garden of eden) and leaves his daughter in the care of Lucrezia Borgia. From here the story goes the traditionally route with Bianca as Snow White & Lucrezia as the evil queen. Generally Maguire's retellings leave out most if not all the magical aspects of the fairy tale but in "Mirror, Mirror" he allows the magic to stay along side the 'reality'. I didn't like the way it ended but I did like the story and recommend it as a pretty good Snow White retelling.

Sherouk Abouraya sherou — The author Stef Penney identifies herself as an agoraphobic screenwriter who lives in Edinburgh, yet she pulls off this amazing novel set in Canada in 1867. Amazing. She weaves many characters' lives together, so this is a book to read in a short span of time, not one to read a chapter here and there over a month or two. Part thriller, part mystery, part historic novel, laced with issues like drug addiction, madness, and personal identity, this author is able to deftly touch on many subjects. A very good read indeed!