That's been the first time in a long, long time that I agreed with Laurell K. Hamilton. Of course, on the other hand: pioneered? Pretensions, honey, pretensions.
Although I don't know that heroines rode the moral line so much before Anita Blake. In the earlier books she was ruthless and made no bones about it, and I read an essay somewhere that implied she blazed a bit of a trail for heroines that were unabashedly killers. Since I'm bad at keeping track of what books came first, that's possible. If so, I appreciate that.
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Date: 2009-08-05 10:49 pm (UTC)Although I don't know that heroines rode the moral line so much before Anita Blake. In the earlier books she was ruthless and made no bones about it, and I read an essay somewhere that implied she blazed a bit of a trail for heroines that were unabashedly killers. Since I'm bad at keeping track of what books came first, that's possible. If so, I appreciate that.