Dragonwriter: A Tribute to Anne McCaffrey and Pern
A Short Stories, Dragons, Autobiography book. Bertrand Russell where he declared, I would rather be mad with the truth than sane...
When Anne McCaffrey passed in November 2011, it was not only those closest to her who mourned her death; legions of readers also felt the loss deeply. The pioneering science fiction author behind the Dragonriders of Pern® series crafted intricate stories, enthralling worlds, and strong heroines that profoundly impacted the science fiction community and genre.In Dragonwriter, Anne’s son and Pern...
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- Pages: 288 pages
- ISBN: 9781937856847 / 0
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Bertrand Russell where he declared, I would rather be mad with the truth than sane with lies. Todd J. McCaffrey, Dragonwriter: A Tribute to Anne McCaffrey and Pern //
Complimentary Review Copy Provided by Publisher Through NetGalley I have loved Anne McCaffrey since the late 1970's when I first read her book Dragon Singer. I was hooked and, after reluctantly returning my copy to the library, I went out and bought everything I could from her. I continued my love affair with this brilliant writer until... This review originally published in Looking For a Good Book. Rated 3 of 5It is very possible that I am the only person who will read this book who has never read a single "Pern" book in the Anne McCaffreey canon. I am, of course, familiar with the books...in large part due to the awesome covers by Michael Whelan, whose art I relished... Overall, this was a good book with fun behind-the-scenes stories about each writer's interactions with Anne over the decades. Some of them really rambled on about their own stories instead of sticking to Anne related things, and that got annoying--or they were just really general and I didn't think they had much to share. The best pieces...
