Tribe.net. Local Connections )'(Ms. Meow)'( http://ijustfinishedreading.tribe.net/thread/b3793fc7-b880-4370-bb9c-a23a7253c7a0#b51ebac8-ba3a-40fd-9b78-b78921b7fe25 2007-11-15T06:51:31Z 2007-11-15T06:51:31Z

MORGAN LA FEY was in this Isolde book and I missed it!?!?!? Was she gonig by a different name?

)'(Ms. Meow)'( 2007-11-15T06:51:31Z christine http://ijustfinishedreading.tribe.net/thread/b3793fc7-b880-4370-bb9c-a23a7253c7a0#539fa9e6-99b9-4f44-8e38-5906ef6646c0 2007-11-13T18:34:32Z 2007-11-13T18:34:32Z

Yes it is a big difference between Marion's Guinnevere and Miles's Guinnevere. Altough it is not as much the difference in Guinnevere's portraial as the difference in Morgan's portraial. But I liked both takes on the Arthurian legend.

christine 2007-11-13T18:34:32Z )'(Ms. Meow)'( http://ijustfinishedreading.tribe.net/thread/b3793fc7-b880-4370-bb9c-a23a7253c7a0#9bbd531d-197c-4a59-91dd-a0d5461ecc49 2007-11-13T18:20:12Z 2007-11-13T18:20:12Z

I haven't read the Guenevere series, and in light of the differences between Miles' Guenevere and Marion Zimmer Bradley's Guenevere, I don't think I would... But I still want to know more, does anyone else know?

)'(Ms. Meow)'( 2007-11-13T18:20:12Z Bannefin http://ijustfinishedreading.tribe.net/thread/b3793fc7-b880-4370-bb9c-a23a7253c7a0#2ad497ab-3712-477a-b38d-2ef4477ae837 2007-11-13T15:34:25Z 2007-11-13T15:34:25Z

Is this better than the Guinevere books? Didn't love those like I wanted to at all and I am a huge fan of Miles.

Bannefin 2007-11-13T15:34:25Z christine http://ijustfinishedreading.tribe.net/thread/b3793fc7-b880-4370-bb9c-a23a7253c7a0#3e5b0552-314d-489c-8c15-e5b6888aa08f 2007-11-11T17:23:59Z 2007-11-11T17:23:59Z

I loved that series, I read all three books, just loved them loved loved loved.

christine 2007-11-11T17:23:59Z )'(Ms. Meow)'( http://ijustfinishedreading.tribe.net/thread/b3793fc7-b880-4370-bb9c-a23a7253c7a0#f73dfebf-51b0-40bd-b5b0-d5af109e356b 2007-11-11T06:34:52Z 2007-11-11T06:34:52Z

I love Arthurian lit and I love the stories of Tristan and Isolde. My younger sister has showed and interest in these stories ever since that stupid and vastly innacurate movie came out a few years ago. I was trying to find something that she'd like and read, she never ever reads, and I came across this first novel of the trilogy by Rosalind Miles. It's definitely written for a young audience and isn't as hard to read as "Morte D'Arthur" but I still think it's too much for her. I found it kinda cheesy too, but I did like it!

)'(Ms. Meow)'( 2007-11-11T06:34:52Z