But then I like the Xanth books, too. Sometimes the ridiculous is so entertaining. Kids books are full of fun but implausible worlds--Bunnicula, or my current favorite kid's books, The Janitors(saving the brains of school kids from supernatural Filth, Rubbish and Grime!).
Thinking of the unusual, I recently described my new release(a rerelease) Starlander's Myth. "Well," sez I, "It's a space western set in a space frontier universe. With some steampunk elements. My heroine prefers bustles on the backside of her dresses.
"Did I mention she'd also a griffin shifter? Super strong, but because she is a widow with a small child she became a captive to slavers. Griffins have some valuable skills.
"Oh, and there's the lab created child with moth wings? The space creature?"
Hmmm, maybe I moved into Sharknado territory on this one. Though to me it seems like a sweet romance between a lonely asteroid miner and a young widow who has had some very hard times.
The next book in the trilogy will have a griffin shifter hero. He's bookish.
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2 comments:
LOL I think I'll pass on that movie. That being said, I loved Starlander's Myth.
Can't resist the laughable lure of sharknado 2! lol Great post :)
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