Re: McKinley: Finally!!

Speaking of Tam Lin, I also really enjoyed Pamela
Dean's more recent (and very similar) story, "Juniper,
Gentian, and Rosemary". Has anyone else read it? What
did you think? One thing that I thought would have
been helpful was a version of the associated ballad
for the book. I've still never found a copy of it.
Does anyone know the story, or where I can find it?

Allison

--- Danielle <zildjian18@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> There is a version of the ballad on p. 462. The
> afterword on p. 459 is very interesting and
> helpful as well, and it won't ruin the story or
> anything.
> The woman in the red cape is introduced later as
> Prof. Medeous (among other things).
> (I don't think Janet ever actually sees the
> ghosts themselves, just the books thrown out the
> window? She mainly just feels haunted by their
> tragedies, doomed to repeat their fate, that kind
> of thing, rather than personally encountering or
> speaking to them...)
> Happy reading. The end smacked down way too
> quickly for me, and it took me a few rereadings
> to figure out what the heck was going on, but
> hopefully you'll have an easier time of it. Tam
> Lin's one of the few books I've hauled around all
> through nine Navy-induced address changes in the
> last couple years, (no, I would never trust the
> personal property office with a dead flea, let
> alone my precious books) so ya know it's gotta be
> worthwhile!
> Danielle :)
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