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TigerBlak_
Posted March 1, 2011
I will never look at the word lubricous the same way again.
Reboots of the classics are everywhere nowadays and it takes a gift with the written word to be able to paint a well know story in a new light. If after reading this you aren't hoping for more stories with the NL treatment, then reread and languish in the written word. There is no Disneyfied retelling, just an erotic undertaking that revels in the lush setting of the Greek gods.
When an author is able to take something that could be mundane (even myths can be dry) and enrich it through language, they get much more of my respect. Considering that this is a scant fourteen pages I wondered how it would pan out, but Nadia Lee, takes imagery from the text and brings it to life. Everything from her description of Dionysus and Ariadne, to the poor expanding grape (want to know where it expands.read the story), to the use of foliage (foliage smut FTW!), I'm really kind of hoping there's going to be another story for the first of spring.
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Posted February 12, 2011
50% of the content is a preview for another book. disappointing.
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