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Subj: Fun link: Making of the cover
Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 at 10:34:16 pm EDT (Viewed 828 times)
Reply Subj: Just ordered my copy from Amazon.com, plus read the first chapter (and tiny bit of chapter 2)
Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 at 07:41:46 pm EDT (Viewed 783 times)

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I enjoyed it quite a bit... The exposition setting up the state of things was delivered in an interesting way as Matilda and her mother sparred in the carriage, but things really took off once the robbery began.

Naturally, I find this "Robin" guy to be a bit of a little punk, what with taking hostages and all... Not that he's without his charms as they begin their march through the woods. I do like that you choose to introduce him in a way that makes him have to earn our sympathy and support by having him rob characters who don't obviously deserve it. We know that the world is unjust as of this point, but since the main character is the focus of the injustice we know about, having her be robbed and kidnapped certainly stack the deck against this cocky rogue.

I'm really looking forward to settling in with the whole thing. I'll try and give you some solid feedback when I do.

Michael Manley's blog detailing the process of creating the cover illustration:

http://drawman.blogspot.com/2010/03/robin-hood-king-of-sherwood.html




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