Ummm....who are they?
"You who read me - are you certain you understand my language?" ~ Jorge Luis Borges
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Either/Or
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Posted 1 year ago #
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Grin - it figures I'd do that!
They're both young adult fantasy writers. Cornelia Funke wrote the Inkheart series - I highly recommend the first one but the two sequels don't keep up. I love her work, though.
Erin Hunter is the pen name of three authors who write the Cat Warrior series. I haven't read any of those. Rose probably has, and I know she's read Funke's work.
"people are inclined to underestimate folks who work with books" - Jayne Ann KrentzPosted 1 year ago # -
Ruth Rendell or Elizabeth George
(don't know if it's been done and I haven't read either!)
Posted 8 months ago # -
To answer Jandy, I think Erin Hunt because most of her sequels held up. Still, Inkheart was brilliant.
Shree- Elizabeth George, but only because I've actually read her; I can't comment on Ruth Rendell.
I think I'll let your "Either/Or" stand, Shree, in case someone else has better insight than I do. :0)
Posted 8 months ago # -
Elizabeth George.
Lestat or Edward?
Posted 8 months ago # -
Edward - I never could summon up much empathy for Lestat.
John Steinbeck or William Faulkner?
"people are inclined to underestimate folks who work with books" - Jayne Ann KrentzPosted 8 months ago # -
LizzieD
MemberWILLIAM FAULKNER!!!!!!
(Is that clear?)Sara Teasdale or Elinor Wylie?
(We'll see who's old and who isn't.)
"Wear the old coat and buy the new book."Posted 8 months ago # -
And again I ask...who? :( (Is 45 old?)
"You who read me - are you certain you understand my language?" ~ Jorge Luis BorgesPosted 7 months ago # -
LizzieD
MemberSorry (or glad?), in this context 45 is not old. *Lizzie trying to think of a context where 45 is old*
Teasdale and Wylie are two early 20th century American poets - about the same generation as Edna St. Vincent Millay. They were anthologized in high school English texts in the 50's and 60's. I'll go ahead and choose Wylie for you and offer a better either/or as soon as I think of one!
*thinking*
Rice Pudding or Bread Pudding?"Wear the old coat and buy the new book."Posted 7 months ago # -
Oh!I think I remember Sara Teasdale now...possibly Wylie too. Sometimes context is everyting. I'll have to go look them up again.
So....Poe or Lovecraft?
"You who read me - are you certain you understand my language?" ~ Jorge Luis BorgesPosted 7 months ago # -
Rice Pudding (esp. Meyer Lemon Rice Pudding)...
and Poe...
Um, let's see... trying not to go too old in references...
"Cat in the Hat" or "Green Eggs and Ham"?
Posted 7 months ago # -
LizzieD
MemberAnother for Poe and Green Eggs and Ham, Sam I Am.
Things Greek or Things Roman?
"Wear the old coat and buy the new book."Posted 7 months ago # -
Oh, how did I forget the pudding? It is food after all..bread pudding, please, though the Meyer Lemon Rice Pudding sounds tasty. And Cat in the Hat. And things oh so very Roman.
Pooh or Potter? Beatrix, that is.
"You who read me - are you certain you understand my language?" ~ Jorge Luis BorgesPosted 7 months ago # -
This is a tough one Tiberia! But I think I'll go with Potter. Very, very difficult.
Fauns or centaurs?
Posted 7 months ago #
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