PodCastle 89: The Queen’s Triplets
Feb. 2nd, 2010 10:00 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
prusikOMG, go listen to The Queen's Triplets right now. Israel Zangwill's tale winks at tradition without pulling me out of the story. The narrator's voice is just plain fun. Steve Anderson gives the story a terrific reading flowing through words that we might find archaic these days. (Also, great character voices.)
An awesome start to Ann Leckie Month.
(If nothing else, the story also points out that even more important than the idea is the execution. It was published in 1894. It's not as if we haven't read similar treatments of this material written since. This one still holds up.)
An awesome start to Ann Leckie Month.
(If nothing else, the story also points out that even more important than the idea is the execution. It was published in 1894. It's not as if we haven't read similar treatments of this material written since. This one still holds up.)
