Comments on: INTERVIEW: Jacqueline Carey, Part 3 http://writerunboxed.com/2007/11/16/interview-jacqueline-carey-part-3/ About the craft and business of genre fiction Fri, 21 Nov 2008 10:51:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Trae Ashleigh http://writerunboxed.com/2007/11/16/interview-jacqueline-carey-part-3/#comment-74631 Fri, 20 Jun 2008 05:16:08 +0000 http://writerunboxed.com/2007/11/16/interview-jacqueline-carey-part-3/#comment-74631 Within only a week have I pursued information regarding Jacqueline Carey online; I've preferred - over these past several years - to allow her novels to speak for themselves. However, with my recent completion of "Kushiel's Mercy", I've endeavored to seek out background information regarding my favorite author of all time. Never in my life have I joyfully cried so many times over the progressions of a single novel as I did over "Kushiel's Mercy". In fact, the only other time I've cried thus over a novel was at the end of "Kushiel's Avatar". "Kushiel's Mercy" had me weeping with empathy, confirmation & joy throughout. I'm so filled with the conclusion(?) to the "Kushiel" legacy! I'm confident that Jacqueline Carey will continue to dazzle we readers with her brilliance, in whatever form that may take. I thoroughly enjoyed the difference in her writing throughout my reading of "The Sundering". I'm forever grateful for the only authored legacy in "Kushiel" that has moved me so emotionally. Thank you, Jacqueline Carey. Within only a week have I pursued information regarding Jacqueline Carey online; I’ve preferred - over these past several years - to allow her novels to speak for themselves. However, with my recent completion of “Kushiel’s Mercy”, I’ve endeavored to seek out background information regarding my favorite author of all time.

Never in my life have I joyfully cried so many times over the progressions of a single novel as I did over “Kushiel’s Mercy”. In fact, the only other time I’ve cried thus over a novel was at the end of “Kushiel’s Avatar”. “Kushiel’s Mercy” had me weeping with empathy, confirmation & joy throughout. I’m so filled with the conclusion(?) to the “Kushiel” legacy!

I’m confident that Jacqueline Carey will continue to dazzle we readers with her brilliance, in whatever form that may take. I thoroughly enjoyed the difference in her writing throughout my reading of “The Sundering”. I’m forever grateful for the only authored legacy in “Kushiel” that has moved me so emotionally. Thank you, Jacqueline Carey.

]]> by: Juliet http://writerunboxed.com/2007/11/16/interview-jacqueline-carey-part-3/#comment-37995 Mon, 19 Nov 2007 11:47:11 +0000 http://writerunboxed.com/2007/11/16/interview-jacqueline-carey-part-3/#comment-37995 And I'm hanging out for Kushiel's Mercy. I really enjoyed doing the interview with Jacqueline; she always has something worth saying. Her comments about her method are interesting in the light of the recent discussions on WU about architects and pantsers. Jacqueline does plan, but without recourse to outlines, chapter summaries etc. Hers is a mental rather than a written plan. Easier to change! And I’m hanging out for Kushiel’s Mercy. I really enjoyed doing the interview with Jacqueline; she always has something worth saying. Her comments about her method are interesting in the light of the recent discussions on WU about architects and pantsers. Jacqueline does plan, but without recourse to outlines, chapter summaries etc. Hers is a mental rather than a written plan. Easier to change!

]]> by: Therese Walsh http://writerunboxed.com/2007/11/16/interview-jacqueline-carey-part-3/#comment-36990 Sat, 17 Nov 2007 03:35:49 +0000 http://writerunboxed.com/2007/11/16/interview-jacqueline-carey-part-3/#comment-36990 This was, as Satima said, a fascinating interview. Thanks to both Jacqueline and Juliet for their time with this. It was a real treat. And Kushiel's Dart is now among the books waiting for my attention on my bedside table. I look forward to the read! This was, as Satima said, a fascinating interview. Thanks to both Jacqueline and Juliet for their time with this. It was a real treat.

And Kushiel’s Dart is now among the books waiting for my attention on my bedside table. I look forward to the read!

]]> by: Satima Flavell http://writerunboxed.com/2007/11/16/interview-jacqueline-carey-part-3/#comment-36765 Fri, 16 Nov 2007 21:39:08 +0000 http://writerunboxed.com/2007/11/16/interview-jacqueline-carey-part-3/#comment-36765 Thanks, Juliet and Jacqueline, for those fascinating insights. Jacqueline must number among the world's most versatile writers! Thanks, Juliet and Jacqueline, for those fascinating insights. Jacqueline must number among the world’s most versatile writers!

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