I really enjoyed this when I read it a couple of years ago, and T Tembaron as well, so it sound so like I should give A Fair Barbarian a go too :-). As you say, it was a little draggy in places, but FHB absolutely gets the American/British stuff bang on (speaking as someone who went the other way, childhood in the US and adult life here), even a century later it’s all surprisingly apt, in mood if not in details.
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Date: 2023-12-02 09:37 pm (UTC)