And I can't believe I'm forking the thread again, but ... yes, Witches of Karres is wonderful fluffy fun. But note how even through the filter of the social mores of the 1950s/1960s, Schmitz respects his female characters. Yeah, they have some ditsiness, but so do all the male characters. He was an unusual chap.
And for a really silly crossover among our various interests, check this:
That, my friend, is an illustration for the book by Hayao Miyazaki!!!
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Date: 2007-12-11 09:22 pm (UTC)And I can't believe I'm forking the thread again, but ... yes, Witches of Karres is wonderful fluffy fun. But note how even through the filter of the social mores of the 1950s/1960s, Schmitz respects his female characters. Yeah, they have some ditsiness, but so do all the male characters. He was an unusual chap.
And for a really silly crossover among our various interests, check this:
That, my friend, is an illustration for the book by Hayao Miyazaki!!!