Yeah, I am not sure I've actually managed to hunt down any of those, but they don't look like they're her stronger books, you know? She definitely seems much more comfortable in the earlier stuff. I guess what I want is someone Sutcliff-like (but more interested in women) to really tackle the Renaissance with a strong sense of setting.
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Date: 2020-04-19 08:28 pm (UTC)