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Stevie Nicks recommended The Mabinogion Trilogy in Books (curated)

 
The Mabinogion Trilogy
The Mabinogion Trilogy
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"These four fantasy-fiction books by American author Evangeline Walton (The Prince of Annwn, The Children of Llyr, The Song of Rhiannon and The Island of The Mighty) are based on traditional Welsh myths. Someone sent them to me back in 1978 because I’d written a song called Rhiannon 5 years earlier. Walton started her work around 1934 and finished in 1974, which was right around the time that I wrote Rhiannon, so I felt like when her work ended, mine began."

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Kateada (4 KP) rated Dunkirk (2017) in Movies

Dec 10, 2017  
Dunkirk (2017)
Dunkirk (2017)
2017 | Action, History, War
The POVs as you follow each character through their own events happening cam be confusing to some unless you're prepared. (0 more)
The timing of each perspective was not well explained. (0 more)
A Historical Perspective
If you're looking for a hero or the traditional emotional connection to the characters, you'll not like this movie. I found it a brilliant look into what happened, the prejudices, the sacrifices, and humanity itself. I highly recommend this movie to everyone wanting to learn more about war, humans in war, or WW2 itself.
  
Murder at the Moonshine Inn is a little edgier than most cozy mysteries, but it does just manage to stay cozy. It was a nice change to have the protagonist try to refuse to do the investigating, realizing how dangerous it would probably be, and then to finally agree to do it but only with the aid of her book group, and to a lesser degree, her husband.

The story is full of twists, turns, and humor, and should please both cozy and traditional mystery fans.