[danyl]

I think that a male perspective can be intriguing if written in the right way. I'm looking forward to The Crow even more now :)
Anyone read the Otori Trilogy? At first the male perspective the books were wrote in were really interesting but by the end of the trilogy I was more interested in Kaede as a character than Taeko. Was it just me?

[Silver Serpent]

Not a clue what your going on about :D
at the moment I'm trying not to cry -sobsob-, listening to Bon Jovi, and searching for peacocks and black widow spiders..:rolleyes: :p
anywho...women and fiction...

[danyl]

Kind of getting the idea you haven't read the books then :rolleyes: lol

[Silver Serpent]

where did you get that impression from?:rolleyes:
black widows....urgh..tarantulars...fine...house spiders and black widows...urgh....:o

[danyl]

whats with the Spiders?

[Silver Serpent]

oh...science project- how arachnids and other formidable predators have adapted to not only their environments but to their method of capture and prey....there are 6 £10 book vouchers to be won by June- so I'm definatly going to get at least one for The Crow :D My science teachers would be so proud to know that I am so scientifically motivated!:D :p ;)

[Dawnstorm]

A fantasy about a society of spiders should be interesting with regards to "women and fantasy".

Martriarchy with a vengeance. :eek: ;) :D

[Dazzlinkat]

Amazonian spider-women who keep their males in cages for recreation and as a food source!! :rolleyes:

[Bridie]

I think that a male perspective can be intriguing if written in the right way. I'm looking forward to The Crow even more now :)
Anyone read the Otori Trilogy? At first the male perspective the books were wrote in were really interesting but by the end of the trilogy I was more interested in Kaede as a character than Taeko. Was it just me?

i felt the same way :D

[Silver Serpent]

Amazonian spider-women who keep their males in cages for recreation and as a food source!! :rolleyes:
lol :D :rolleyes: