Comments on: The Vanishing Sculptor http://the160acrewoods.com/?p=2885 Where imagination grows Fri, 10 Sep 2010 15:49:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Rachel Starr Thomson http://the160acrewoods.com/?p=2885&cpage=1#comment-12462 Rachel Starr Thomson Fri, 25 Sep 2009 13:25:45 +0000 http://the160acrewoods.com/?p=2885#comment-12462 That was one of my favourite conversations in the entire book. I typed it up and sent it to a friend the same evening I read it :). That was one of my favourite conversations in the entire book. I typed it up and sent it to a friend the same evening I read it :) .

]]> By: CSFF Blog Tour – The Vanishing Sculptor, Day 1 « A Christian Worldview of Fiction http://the160acrewoods.com/?p=2885&cpage=1#comment-12439 CSFF Blog Tour – The Vanishing Sculptor, Day 1 « A Christian Worldview of Fiction Thu, 24 Sep 2009 19:14:09 +0000 http://the160acrewoods.com/?p=2885#comment-12439 [...] tour: √ Brandon Barr √ √ Wayne Thomas Batson √ Justin Boyer √ √ Rachel Briard √ √ Amy Cruson CSFF Blog Tour √ Stacey Dale √ D. G. D. Davidson √ Jeff Draper √ √ √ [...] [...] tour: √ Brandon Barr √ √ Wayne Thomas Batson √ Justin Boyer √ √ Rachel Briard √ √ Amy Cruson CSFF Blog Tour √ Stacey Dale √ D. G. D. Davidson √ Jeff Draper √ √ √ [...]

]]> By: Dona Watson http://the160acrewoods.com/?p=2885&cpage=1#comment-12374 Dona Watson Wed, 23 Sep 2009 03:24:43 +0000 http://the160acrewoods.com/?p=2885#comment-12374 Wasn't this a fun read? You did a great job of detailing the humor in the book. Great post! Wasn’t this a fun read? You did a great job of detailing the humor in the book. Great post!

]]> By: Phyllis Wheeler http://the160acrewoods.com/?p=2885&cpage=1#comment-12365 Phyllis Wheeler Tue, 22 Sep 2009 20:09:47 +0000 http://the160acrewoods.com/?p=2885#comment-12365 You are right, The Vanishing Sculptor is a fresh and delightful book, a joy to read, unlike so many fantasy works which emphasize the darkness (and eventual release from it of course). I liked it a lot too. You are right, The Vanishing Sculptor is a fresh and delightful book, a joy to read, unlike so many fantasy works which emphasize the darkness (and eventual release from it of course). I liked it a lot too.

]]> By: Donita K. Paul http://the160acrewoods.com/?p=2885&cpage=1#comment-12364 Donita K. Paul Tue, 22 Sep 2009 18:46:46 +0000 http://the160acrewoods.com/?p=2885#comment-12364 Thank you, Amy, for participating in the tour. I am delighted that you enjoyed the humor. Sometimes when I am writing late at night and I laugh at the characters banter, I wonder if it is because I'm slap happy from lack of sleep, or these people really are funny. It's nice to know that you laughed too. Thank you, Amy, for participating in the tour. I am delighted that you enjoyed the humor. Sometimes when I am writing late at night and I laugh at the characters banter, I wonder if it is because I’m slap happy from lack of sleep, or these people really are funny. It’s nice to know that you laughed too.

]]> By: Krysti Kercher http://the160acrewoods.com/?p=2885&cpage=1#comment-12358 Krysti Kercher Tue, 22 Sep 2009 13:49:14 +0000 http://the160acrewoods.com/?p=2885#comment-12358 I like the witty wordplay too. I really enjoyed getting a preview of this at critique group at Donita's house. I recall thinking Lady Peg was absolutely hilarious and I'm glad Donita included such a quirky character! I like the witty wordplay too. I really enjoyed getting a preview of this at critique group at Donita’s house. I recall thinking Lady Peg was absolutely hilarious and I’m glad Donita included such a quirky character!

]]> By: Junglewife http://the160acrewoods.com/?p=2885&cpage=1#comment-12355 Junglewife Tue, 22 Sep 2009 07:45:04 +0000 http://the160acrewoods.com/?p=2885#comment-12355 That sounds like a fun book! I will have to look it up :-) Another book (or rather, series of books) that has wordplay that's very witty and fun is the "Thursday Next" series by Jasper Fforde. It includes the books "Lost in a Good Book" and "The Eyre Affair" among others. If you haven't read those, I highly recommend them. If you have read the, I'd be interested to know what you think! That sounds like a fun book! I will have to look it up :-)

Another book (or rather, series of books) that has wordplay that’s very witty and fun is the “Thursday Next” series by Jasper Fforde. It includes the books “Lost in a Good Book” and “The Eyre Affair” among others. If you haven’t read those, I highly recommend them. If you have read the, I’d be interested to know what you think!

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