Andre Norton

[BillG]

She was one of the first SF/F authors I found in my High School library.
I had no idea at the time that a lady was 'Andre'; I can't believe I would have cared.
For me, it's always been the way the author puts the words together and drags me in, not inconsequential details about who/what they are.

[pondhawk]

I read several of hers, including the first WITCHWORLD I believe, but it's been way too long. I feel a trip to the secondhand store coming on.

[Patti L.]

Check the Gutenberg database, see if any of them are available there electronically.

[Zealith]

That's a good idea.

[Patti L.]

https://theportalist.com/andre-norton?src=port-nl&utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=The%20Portalist%20Weekly%20Monday%20Newsletter%202019-02-18&utm_term=The%20Alt

I didn't remember she had the High Hallack resource center in Murfreesboro TN, nor know that she was interred there.

[pondhawk]

Very cool.

[Patti L.]

https://www.tor.com/2019/04/08/quietly-subversive70s-fantasy-andre-nortons-red-hart-magic/

[pondhawk]

I'd only read Lavender Green Magic of the ones in that series. Having read all the review links, I will have to look up the others. I confess to having the same reaction to the dialect in LGM, only it never occurred to me that it might be a device to indicate the foreignness of the local languages.