Notes from the Labyrinth
Unobtainium and Dragons' Bones
reviews: Melusine, The Virtu 
8th-Jun-2006 01:01 pm
writing: virtu (Judy York)
Charlaine Harris likes The Virtu as much as she liked Mélusine.

The unsinkable Harriet Klausner also reviews The Virtu.

Reviews of Mélusine


Mélusine has also been nominated for the 2006 Gaylactic Spectrum Award. I am chuffed.
Comments 
8th-Jun-2006 08:55 pm (UTC)
Anonymous
I cringed at the Klausner review of The Virtu. Does she actually read these books? I don't know what's going to happen with Mildmay and Felix but "best friends" isn't an applicable term for any relationship I can imagine.
10th-Jun-2006 01:22 am (UTC)
Thankfully she didn't use the term WHACKY HIJINKS.
8th-Jun-2006 09:39 pm (UTC)
Mélusine has also been nominated for the 2006 Gaylactic Spectrum Award. I am chuffed.

Awesome.
8th-Jun-2006 11:26 pm (UTC)
Yay the nomination!

(ah Harriet... taking that partially understandable sentence and cutting off the empty top so that it becomes complete gibberish)
10th-Jun-2006 01:21 am (UTC)
Mildmay does not share his companion’s confidence as he assumes this is not going to prove a simple task or someone would have done it already.

Ah, sometimes I like Harriet.

THE VIRTU is fantasy at its best as the audience will appreciate the two lead characters, who prove opposites make best friends as Felix is the overconfident optimist and Mildmay is the skeptical pessimist; together they take that partially filled glass and cut off the empty top so that it is filled.

But mostly I don't.
11th-Jun-2006 02:01 am (UTC)
Funny enough, I was going to come and point out my review to you this evening when I found your entry with the link. However did you find it? (My Blog is even less visited than my livejournal)

12th-Jun-2006 05:36 pm (UTC)
The power of Google.
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