For My Lady's Heart - Revision history

DianeKPeterson at 03:21, 7 November 2022

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Amy: +cat, minor formatting

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+cat, minor formatting

Laura kinsale: linked Shadowheart as related title

2006-05-27T03:26:40Z

linked Shadowheart as related title

Romancewiki at 19:40, 11 February 2006

2006-02-11T19:40:57Z

Romancewiki at 19:40, 11 February 2006

2006-02-11T19:40:26Z

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[[Category:Medieval]] [[Category:England]] [[Category:Publisher - Avon]] [[Category:1993 Releases]]
* '''Author''': [[Laura Kinsale]]
* '''Publisher''': [[Berkley]]
* '''Year''': 1993, Re-issued 2004 by [[Berkley]] as a Special Collector's Edition with Glossary of Middle English
* '''Setting''': Medieval England, 14th Century
* '''Amazon Listing''' - [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0425206599/ref=nosim/103-3685024-2000659?n=283155 - For My Lady's Heart]

Laura Kinsale's description of her classic title, from her [http://www.laurakinsale.com/books/myladys.html website]:
"Some ten years ago, I read a medieval poem full of color and adventure and knights and mysterious ladies. It opened an unknown world to me, a place of wild dangerous forests and white castles, of mud and glorious spectacle, a time when blackbirds really were baked in pies. Against this rich and multi-hued background, I wrote a story about a powerful, devious woman desperate to reach refuge, and a knight--a true knight who never wavered once he swore his heart, a man who could not comprehend deceit."

This title is notable for its use of Middle English (thus the Special Collector's Edition with Glossary]]. Some readers find this a particularly challenging read due to the obscure language. Others find that once they grow accustomed to the rhythm of the language, it is an easy ready.

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	This title is notable for its use of Middle English (thus the Special Collector's Edition with Glossary). Some readers find this a particularly challenging read due to the obscure language. Others find that once they grow accustomed to the rhythm of the language, it is an easy ready.		This title is notable for its use of Middle English (thus the Special Collector's Edition with Glossary). Some readers find this a particularly challenging read due to the obscure language. Others find that once they grow accustomed to the rhythm of the language, it is an easy ready.
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		+	== Related Titles ==
		+	* [[Shadowheart]]

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	"Some ten years ago, I read a medieval poem full of color and adventure and knights and mysterious ladies. It opened an unknown world to me, a place of wild dangerous forests and white castles, of mud and glorious spectacle, a time when blackbirds really were baked in pies. Against this rich and multi-hued background, I wrote a story about a powerful, devious woman desperate to reach refuge, and a knight--a true knight who never wavered once he swore his heart, a man who could not comprehend deceit."		"Some ten years ago, I read a medieval poem full of color and adventure and knights and mysterious ladies. It opened an unknown world to me, a place of wild dangerous forests and white castles, of mud and glorious spectacle, a time when blackbirds really were baked in pies. Against this rich and multi-hued background, I wrote a story about a powerful, devious woman desperate to reach refuge, and a knight--a true knight who never wavered once he swore his heart, a man who could not comprehend deceit."

−	This title is notable for its use of Middle English (thus the Special Collector's Edition with Glossary]]. Some readers find this a particularly challenging read due to the obscure language. Others find that once they grow accustomed to the rhythm of the language, it is an easy ready.	+	This title is notable for its use of Middle English (thus the Special Collector's Edition with Glossary). Some readers find this a particularly challenging read due to the obscure language. Others find that once they grow accustomed to the rhythm of the language, it is an easy ready.

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 * '''Author''': [[Laura Kinsale]]
 * '''Publisher''': [[Berkley]]

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 * '''Author''': [[Laura Kinsale]]
 * '''Publisher''': [[Berkley]]
 * '''Year''': 1993, Re-issued 2004 by [[Berkley]] as a Special Collector's Edition with Glossary of Middle English
 * '''Setting''': Medieval England, 14th Century
-* '''Amazon Listing''' - [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0425206599/ref=nosim/103-3685024-2000659?n=283155 - For My Lady's Heart]
+* '''Amazon Listing''': [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0425206599/ref=nosim/103-3685024-2000659?n=283155 For My Lady's Heart]
 "Some ten years ago, I read a medieval poem full of color and adventure and knights and mysterious ladies. It opened an unknown world to me, a place of wild dangerous forests and white castles, of mud and glorious spectacle, a time when blackbirds really were baked in pies. Against this rich and multi-hued background, I wrote a story about a powerful, devious woman desperate to reach refuge, and a knight--a true knight who never wavered once he swore his heart, a man who could not comprehend deceit."