Date: 2015-09-15 12:57 am (UTC)
forestofglory: E. H. Shepard drawing of Christopher Robin reading a book to Pooh (Default)
From: [personal profile] forestofglory
Re: Sorcerer to the Crown, I didn't adore it the way I adore Cho's short fiction. (I liked it, but not as much.) And I think one of the reasons is that I missed her standard writing style. It is rather British but much less loquacious and formal.

Anyways if you do read Spirits Abroad there are a couple of stories featuring characters like Mak Genggang so hopeful you'll enjoy that.
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