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3 comments:
Ohhhhh, I like that, that's deep.
Very good.
Makes me think of the time C.S. Lewis says there is more hope for a man who's never read the classics than one who's read them once and think that's enough.
Oh--
and have you read either of Elizabeth Marie Pope's books?
I haven't yet re-read The Sherwood Ring, but I can't remember the number of times I've been through The Perilous Gard (a lot. On tape).
Great books, both. Especially the later one. Wonderful characters and similes.
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