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Love at First Sight, or not

Posted on April 19, 2020 by bill
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On how easy or hard it is “getting into” the Lymond Chronicles (Unlike most of the posts here this one avoids spoilers apart from a few very early quotes and a very general hint about the hero, so is safe … Continue reading →

Posted in Book discussion, Lymond Chronicles | 6 Replies

In Search of Ballaggan – in the hoofprints of Richard and Agnes

Posted on November 24, 2018 by bill
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A while back I was re-reading Game of Kings for the Edinburgh discussion group, and thought, not for the first time, to take a closer look at the geography of that lovely passage introducing us to the hopelessly romantic 13-year … Continue reading →

Posted in Book discussion, Lymond Chronicles | 6 Replies

Revisiting an old theory on the character, thinking, and development of Nicholas

Posted on July 24, 2018 by bill
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I’m currently in the process of rebuilding the main website and while considering the structure of the content I realised that I’ve written very little here about the House of Niccolo compared to the substantial amount devoted to the Lymond … Continue reading →

Posted in Book discussion, House of Niccolo | 2 Replies

Comparisons and Connections

Posted on October 25, 2017 by bill
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This post was prompted by a recent exchange on Twitter, where I’m pretty active (@spiderbill if anyone wants to follow along). The conversation turned to readers who had loved Lymond but couldn’t get into Niccolo (both series and character) and … Continue reading →

Posted in Book discussion, Edinburgh, Lymond Chronicles | 19 Replies

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