A book-length historical fantasy about a crow? It’s not as birdbrained as that sounds
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washingtonpost.comPosted Nov 20, 2017, 1:54 PM UTC
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washingtonpost.comI've been looking forward to this for months. Unfortunately, since I don't like hardcover books, and I've given up ebooks, I'll have to keep waiting. Maybe it's time to re-read Little, Big. Or to read Aegypt for the first time.
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Give Aegypt a shot! Especially if you liked Little, Big.
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I intend to, it's just a question of when. I haven't read Little, Big in over 30 years, which is why it's also on the list of potential Crowley reads.
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I thought this said "cow", now I'm a little disappointed.
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Corvids > Bovines
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I'm definitely picking this up. It sounds interesting and Crows are my second favorite animal.
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What's your favorite animal?
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Hummingbird. Which, oddly enough, is also my patronus according to Pottermore.
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I just got a great novel idea.
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After the prehensile tailed porcupine I should hope.
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My favourite novel in a long, long time. Probably since Little, Big. I wrote about it here, but it didn't catch on for whatever reason. Glad someone else loves Crowley! It's sad really, how unheard of he is.
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I've actually never heard of him. The Washington Post article just caught my attention.
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I just read Little, Big and quite liked it. I think this one is going to go on the pile, too.
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That sounds neat. Will add it to the TBR list.
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Man I am happy this book is getting attention. I saw it at Barnes and Noble and when I looked it up on Goodreads it had like, 34 reviews? Definitely sounds like an interesting book.
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This sounds like it will be a fascinating read, thank you, I have added it to the TBR pile!
So number 600 of 600?
Pretty much...