Search Results for "Patricia C. Wrede": 8 results
Wrede, Patricia C., and Caroline Stevermer: (01) Sorcery and Cecelia, or, the Enchanted Chocolate Pot: After The Gnome's Engine came Sorcery and Cecelia, or, the Enchanted Chocolate Pot, by Patricia C. Wrede and Caroline Stevermer. This book was legendarily hard to find for quite a few years, and happily has now been reprinted in hardcover,...
Wrede, Patricia C., and Caroline Stevermer: (02) The Grand Tour: The Grand Tour, by Patricia C. Wrede and Caroline Stevermer, is the sequel to Sorcery and Cecelia—a welcome and unexpected treat indeed, since that was out of print so long. As I said in the booklog entry for Sorcery...
Wrede, Patricia C., and Caroline Stevermer: (02) The Grand Tour (re-read): I re-read Patricia C. Wrede and Caroline Stevermer's The Grand Tour because the third book, The Mislaid Magician, is out but I didn't have enough functioning brain cells to read anything new and didn't remember anything that happened in this...
Wrede, Patricia C., and Caroline Stevermer: (03) The Mislaid Magician: The Mislaid Magician is the third book in Patricia C. Wrede and Caroline Stevermer's series of epistolary novels set in an alternate Regency with magic. However, that description isn't quite accurate any more, as the subtitle "Ten Years After" indicates:...
Wrede, Patricia C.: Book of Enchantments: Patricia C. Wrede's Book of Enchantments is a collection of short stories; I picked it up a while ago as before-bed re-reading. Neither of Wrede's "adult" series is represented in this collection (the Lyra series and the alternate-Regency books),...
Wrede, Patricia C.: Mairelon the Magician; Magician's Ward: After finishing The Grand Sophy, I was in the mood for more Regency novels, but didn't have the energy for something new (between dreading the upcoming move back into school, moving, fretting about the mold on my stuff that...
Wrede, Patricia C.: Raven Ring, The: I was in the mood for something anti-sexist, to cleanse my palate (as it were) after Beginning Operations and The Prisoner of Zenda. While Five Hundred Years After is certainly not sexist, all the same it didn't quite reach...
Wrede, Patricia C.: Enchanted Forest Chronicles (audio): I listened to Patricia C. Wrede's Enchanted Forest Chronicles (Dealing with Dragons, Searching for Dragons, Calling on Dragons, and Talking to Dragons) as full-cast audio productions. Unfortunately there were some casting choices I strongly disagreed with, so while I hope...