It is hard to hear what they have to say, but they are truthful about it, unlike the politicians who try to sugar coat everything so they can continue to act in their own benefit, or that of their friends in the companies that make profit from ruining the planet and people's lives.
Among the first werewolf novels I read were the trilogy by Alice Borchardt. Unlike all the other werewolf books, they were more of an historical fantasy/horror (a little bit like Juliet Marillier's Celtic/druidry inspired novels, without the 'horror' aspect. When they were published, there wasn't even an urban fantasy genre as they were put in the general fiction categories. She also started writing an Arthurian
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trilogy but only finished two of the books before she passed away. I don't know if I should list her werewolf books or not as they don't quite fit the urban fantasy definition.
Been extremely cold for the past couple of days, but at least it's making people stay at home (finally!) When I took Max out, it resembled an ice age apocalypse film.
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It is hard to hear what they have to say, but they are truthful about it, unlike the politicians who try to sugar coat everything so they can continue to act in their own benefit, or that of their friends in the companies that make profit from ruining the planet and people's lives.