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by Hannah  
August 26, 2010 at 2:29 pm 

We were thrilled to see Meg Rosoff’s brilliant review for White Time by Margo Lanagan in last Saturday’s Guardian. Meg says: “There is a great deal to admire about these stories, not least the author’s terse, angular prose and her extraordinary talent for creating hybrid worlds. As in the best fantasy and science fiction, the characters and settings are familiar enough to resonate emotionally while remaining wholly other; Lanagan’s vision of the world skews effortlessly towards the seriously weird.” To read the full review, click here.

Meg finishes by saying that she looks forward to reading whatever Margo writes next, and so do we! To find out more about Margo, check out her blog here.

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