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This past Sunday saw the debut of Green Man Review's special edition in honor of Patricia A. McKillip, a woman who has long been gracing the fantasy genre with her absorbing and beautiful novels.
I've been really excited about this edition-- it looks great and I'm not just saying that because I worked on it. Mia Nutick was acting editor for the edition, making sure all our i's were dotted and our t's crossed, along with organizing it both visually and organizationally. She did an awesome job! Robert Hunter contributed an essay-retrospective of McKillip's career, collating links to the many reviews Green Man Review has published of her works.
I was lucky enough to introduce the edition, interview McKillip herself, and offer a review for her latest novel, The Bell at Sealey Head. The interview is remarkable, with McKillip giving such engaging answers! And I hope my review will compel you to pick up The Bell at Sealey Head, a charming novel well worth reading.
Check out the special edition! And let me know what you think, if you do.
I've been really excited about this edition-- it looks great and I'm not just saying that because I worked on it. Mia Nutick was acting editor for the edition, making sure all our i's were dotted and our t's crossed, along with organizing it both visually and organizationally. She did an awesome job! Robert Hunter contributed an essay-retrospective of McKillip's career, collating links to the many reviews Green Man Review has published of her works.
I was lucky enough to introduce the edition, interview McKillip herself, and offer a review for her latest novel, The Bell at Sealey Head. The interview is remarkable, with McKillip giving such engaging answers! And I hope my review will compel you to pick up The Bell at Sealey Head, a charming novel well worth reading.
Check out the special edition! And let me know what you think, if you do.
