Notes From the Mountain
Ilana C. MyerThoughts on fiction, fantasy, and the art of storytelling.
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In Memoriam for Twitter, or X, or Whatever
We showed up, back in the day, because we loved books. We wanted to meet other people like us. To be where the conversation was happening.
A Time to Rage, and a Time to Reflect
There are things we all think of when we think of Jane Austen. We think of witty heroines, of repartee as foreplay, of the prototype of the 90s romcom. Of an aesthetically confusing milieu where any mention of sexuality is verboten, pregnan...
My Grandmother's War
Lately I’ve been thinking about my grandmother. She was a lady. By that I mean a number of things; like, until the end of her life she refused to wear old lady clothes, drove everywhere, and the last book she was reading at the time of her ...
When Fairy Tales Backfire
I've been thinking lately about how the way we present ourselves and our work can have enormous consequences for the way it is received. This has always been something I've had to think about--when interviewing for jobs, introducing myself ...
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Authors
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Author of the Harp and Ring Sequence from Tor Books (LAST SONG BEFORE NIGHT; FIRE DANCE; THE POET KING). As Ilana Teitelbaum, I have written cultural criticism and book reviews for more than a decade, and was a journalist in Jerusalem.
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