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larryhammer... I wonder. We can all name people doing the fantasy equivalents of Heyer and Chandler, among others. Who's writing the fantasy equivalent of Colette? And what would such a work look like, anyway?
Don't say like Tanith Lee -- she hunts a more Decadent hound. Perhaps, though, it is something like The Architecture of Desire.
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Don't say like Tanith Lee -- she hunts a more Decadent hound. Perhaps, though, it is something like The Architecture of Desire.
ObLinky: Destroy.Hot.Action mangles porn clips into a form of abstract video art. NSFW without headphones.
---L.
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Date: 3 November 2005 09:21 pm (UTC)Only seven? Five Claudine novels, Cheri and The End of Cheri, Gigi, Julie de Carneilhan, The Ripening Seed ... are you not counting some of these as full-length novels? The nonfiction status of some of the memoirs is debatable, too, I think.
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Date: 7 November 2005 02:49 pm (UTC)The demimonde and the handling is one obvious thing to tackle. That particular blend of nature observation and erotic sensuality and non-erotic sensuality.
Seven: four of the Claudines (skipping the first), the two Cheris, and Music Hall Memories or whatever it's called. I'm not counting Gigi because it's firmly a short story. I need to get Julie de Carneilhan and The Ripening Seed, and read this copy of The Vagabond on that pile over there.
---L.