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Thursday, 28 November 2002
The Valley Of Horses
Phew! I’ve finished The Valley Of Horses! It’s a fantastic book. I found it absolutely breathtaking in parts. In others it was so touching, I had tears in my eyes!
Recommended.
I’ve started The Mammoth Hunters now.
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November 29th, 2002 at 13:48
I read this series a while ago and I thought it was simply a platform for a feminist to air her views.
Very well written though.
November 30th, 2002 at 00:24
Oh, I think it is much more than that. Don’t forget it was relatively recently that the early Christians took the power away from women. Before that the women were a very important part of the religious life of societies. Women were also the healers.
And whilst some elements of the books are pure fantasy, she is a meticulous and well respected researcher and has incorporated many elements of contemporary anthropological theory into the stories.