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Tales the Wind Told Me is a collection of short stories with the genres ranging from Fantasy, Folklore and Science-Fiction. The majority of the stories included in this collection are LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender) themed or were written with this theme in mind. Eliason’s introduction allows the reader to understand the origin of this collection and the personal growth that the author has gone through to get to the point where these stories can b ...more
Tales the Wind Told Me is a collection of short stories with the genres ranging from Fantasy, Folklore and Science-Fiction. The majority of the stories included in this collection are LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender) themed or were written with this theme in mind. Eliason’s introduction allows the reader to understand the origin of this collection and the personal growth that the author has gone through to get to the point where these stories can b ...more
(Book provided by the author through ARR #52 in the We ♥ YA Books! group, in exchange for an honest review.)
This collection of short stories I found particularly enjoyable, focusing as it did around two sets of themes that were both explored in interesting ways: folklore and tales (trolls, the Boondangle spirit, Sleeping Beauty...), and LGBT-related issues (which would definitely deserve to be 'advertised' more, because they're part of the book's strong points). The author's own evolution is ref ...more
This collection of short stories I found particularly enjoyable, focusing as it did around two sets of themes that were both explored in interesting ways: folklore and tales (trolls, the Boondangle spirit, Sleeping Beauty...), and LGBT-related issues (which would definitely deserve to be 'advertised' more, because they're part of the book's strong points). The author's own evolution is ref ...more
Mar 12, 2012
Christine Keleny
marked it as to-read
May 08, 2017
Susan
marked it as to-read
