she also likes this sort of stuff, considering several of her young heroines are described in similar ways? If so, it's funny how her id can in some respects be so close to mine, and in other respects so far away...
Ha, I've had just the same thought :D You're right that this seems to be getting more prominent in the later books, and the slashy hurt/comfort stuff less so—it does kind of feel like she lost interest in those m/m relationships after the iddy excellence of "Mr Rowl", The Wounded Name and Flight of the Heron. I hope the trend doesn't continue, but we'll see. World Under Snow and her other more modern and/or horror-style stuff sound like something a bit different, at least...
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Date: 2021-09-18 06:22 pm (UTC)Ha, I've had just the same thought :D You're right that this seems to be getting more prominent in the later books, and the slashy hurt/comfort stuff less so—it does kind of feel like she lost interest in those m/m relationships after the iddy excellence of "Mr Rowl", The Wounded Name and Flight of the Heron. I hope the trend doesn't continue, but we'll see. World Under Snow and her other more modern and/or horror-style stuff sound like something a bit different, at least...