Well, you know what they say about birds of a feather.
Also, I want to have your icon's babies. Ahem. On-topic! Yes!
Don't forget Moriah! She's one of my favorites, teehee. I suppose McKillip took the generic witch+black cat stereotype, and turned the cat into its own person. So to speak. :P
I think what I like best about these guys is that not only is she not directly stealing from earthling mythology, she's given them each their own mythology, and such. I sort of want to write a story from one of the many, many hints of history that she gives. All the riddles, for one thing. That witch, Glower, seems like a nifty start, heeheehee.
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Date: 2005-10-30 11:49 pm (UTC)Also, I want to have your icon's babies. Ahem. On-topic! Yes!
Don't forget Moriah! She's one of my favorites, teehee. I suppose McKillip took the generic witch+black cat stereotype, and turned the cat into its own person. So to speak. :P
I think what I like best about these guys is that not only is she not directly stealing from earthling mythology, she's given them each their own mythology, and such. I sort of want to write a story from one of the many, many hints of history that she gives. All the riddles, for one thing. That witch, Glower, seems like a nifty start, heeheehee.