I cannot find the reference, but in one of her non-fiction books, Madeleine L'Engle wrote that if she had a truly difficult concept to write about that it would be in a "children's" book. George MacDonald's Curdie books were children's books, but the level of writing in them would be suitable for a college literature class. YA is a very respectable neighborhood.
Just dropping in - I enjoy your Darkness & Light trilogy and your blogging. Ann in GA
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Date: 2003-11-19 02:51 am (UTC)Madeleine L'Engle wrote that if she had a truly difficult concept to write about that it would be in a "children's" book. George MacDonald's Curdie books were children's books, but the level of writing in them would be suitable for a college literature class. YA is a very respectable neighborhood.
Just dropping in - I enjoy your Darkness & Light trilogy and your blogging.
Ann in GA