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White As Snow
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Lexa
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“It was okay, the style of writing made it hard to get into”
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Radwa Ashraf
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“I haven't read that much of Snow White's retellings, but this dark iteration on the story was a new experience and I liked it.
Tanith Lee takes the fairytale of Snow White and mixes it a bit with the myth of Hades and Persephone and gives us a story that has the main players of the original Snow White: a dark queen, a mysterious mirror, seven dwarfs, a princess with alabaster hite skin and hair dark like the night, and a glass coffin.
We see constant clash between the old religion and Christianity, the cruelty of men and the struggle of women in this universe (there was too much rape to be honest), and my favorite thing is the shifting perspective between the dark queen and the princess, and what that really means of their relationship.
It had the right amount of changes to keep me on my toes and offer a fresh reading experience while also hitting the main notes of the fairytale I know. It felt like reading a fever dream, and I'm defintely interested in reading more by Tanith Lee”
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About Tanith Lee
Tanith Lee (1947–2015) was born in the United Kingdom. Although she couldn’t read until she was eight, she began writing at nine and never stopped, producing more than ninety novels and three hundred short stories. She also wrote for the BBC television series
and various BBC radio plays. After winning the 1980 British Fantasy Award for her novel
, endless awards followed. She was named a World Horror Grand Master in 2009 and honored with the World Fantasy Award for Life Achievement in 2013. Lee was married to artist and writer John Kaiine.
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Terri Windling
is an editor, writer, painter, and passionate advocate of mythic arts. She has won the World Fantasy Award seven times, as well as the Mythopoeic Award for her novel
. During the last two decades she's edited over twenty-five anthologies with Ellen Datlow, as well as several other anthologies, including one called
. Her paintings, which are based on folklore and feminist themes, have been exhibited at museums and galleries in the United States, England, and France.
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