Comments for Emma Bull http://emmabull.wordpress.com Tue, 01 Dec 2009 17:25:52 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on by Mary MacVoy http://emmabull.wordpress.com/about/#comment-337 Mary MacVoy Tue, 01 Dec 2009 17:25:52 +0000 #comment-337 Hi Emma, I just finished reading "Territory" and am dismayed that I can't seem to find another book due out to tell me what comes next!!! I really enjoyed "Territory" and was intrigued by your notions of magic, people's place in society, and the responsibility that individuals chose to take or not take for their actions. I want to read much much more about this world you've Created. Hoping you will be writing more in it soon, Yours, ~Mary. Hi Emma,
I just finished reading “Territory” and am dismayed that I can’t seem to find another book due out to tell me what comes next!!!
I really enjoyed “Territory” and was intrigued by your notions of magic, people’s place in society, and the responsibility that individuals chose to take or not take for their actions. I want to read much much more about this world you’ve Created.
Hoping you will be writing more in it soon,
Yours,
~Mary.

]]> Comment on a bibliography by L. Ting http://emmabull.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/a-bibliography/#comment-294 L. Ting Fri, 18 Sep 2009 19:34:37 +0000 http://emmabull.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/a-bibliography/#comment-294 I just found you webiste while seaching. I just wanted to say that I LOVE your book "War For The Oaks" and think it is one of the best fantasy Novels I have ever read. I have looked for other books but have not found them here on the east coast. Now that I have a list of title I will be ordering them. Are you still in Tucson as the web states? You could have gone to the NA Discworld Con in Phoenix two weeks ago. It was a lot of fun. Terry Pratchett is as funny in person as his writing is. wishing you God's blessings. Www.familyradio.com is a good site to keep on the path. enjoy I just found you webiste while seaching. I just wanted to say that I LOVE your book “War For The Oaks” and think it is one of the best fantasy Novels I have ever read. I have looked for other books but have not found them here on the east coast. Now that I have a list of title I will be ordering them.

Are you still in Tucson as the web states? You could have gone to the NA Discworld Con in Phoenix two weeks ago. It was a lot of fun. Terry Pratchett is as funny in person as his writing is.

wishing you God’s blessings. http://Www.familyradio.com is a good site to keep on the path. enjoy

]]> Comment on a bibliography by Urban Fantasy Authors — It's a Book Blog http://emmabull.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/a-bibliography/#comment-278 Urban Fantasy Authors — It's a Book Blog Wed, 02 Sep 2009 13:46:12 +0000 http://emmabull.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/a-bibliography/#comment-278 [...] Website [...] [...] Website [...]

]]> Comment on by grandpawz http://emmabull.wordpress.com/about/#comment-276 grandpawz Thu, 20 Aug 2009 06:18:06 +0000 #comment-276 from the 'witches cap' to the 'golden west, which way to bordertown. where is Orient when you need him. thanks for taking us to the Nevernever. (and beyond) from the ‘witches cap’ to the ‘golden west, which way to bordertown. where is Orient when you need him. thanks for taking us to the Nevernever. (and beyond)

]]> Comment on Virtual Housecleaning by dave kok http://emmabull.wordpress.com/2008/07/25/virtual-housecleaning/#comment-215 dave kok Sun, 05 Jul 2009 14:26:11 +0000 http://emmabull.wordpress.com/?p=34#comment-215 Hi, I and my wife, Barb used to be groupies when you played at the Border's bookstore in Minnetonka and at the Arts fairs. We bought the first flasgirls album and "War for the Oaks": bothof which are great. Then you broke my heart by leaving town and disbanding [pun intended} the Flash Girls. Barb just bought me a copy of TERRITORY. Ive read the fist chapter and it's gonna be a great read. Ive discovered your website, the Flashgirls are making new CDs so all's right with the world. Thanks, Dave Kok Hi, I and my wife, Barb used to be groupies when you played at the Border’s
bookstore in Minnetonka and at the Arts fairs. We bought the first flasgirls album and “War for the Oaks”: bothof which are great. Then you broke my heart by leaving town and disbanding [pun intended} the Flash Girls.
Barb just bought me a copy of TERRITORY. Ive read the fist chapter and it’s gonna be a great read. Ive discovered your website, the Flashgirls are making new CDs so all’s right with the world.

Thanks, Dave Kok

]]> Comment on by Douglas R. Cobb http://emmabull.wordpress.com/about/#comment-208 Douglas R. Cobb Sun, 28 Jun 2009 20:42:30 +0000 #comment-208 Emma, I'm working on a review I'm doing of your latest edition of Bone Dance coming out in July. I wondered if you could please let me know who the cover artist is, as I need to include that in the review heading. It's a great book--it's my first time reading it. It'll be in paperback, correct? Thanks! Emma,

I’m working on a review I’m doing of your latest edition of Bone Dance coming out in July. I wondered if you could please let me know who the cover artist is, as I need to include that in the review heading.
It’s a great book–it’s my first time reading it. It’ll be in paperback, correct?

Thanks!

]]> Comment on by Emma Bull http://emmabull.wordpress.com/about/#comment-205 Emma Bull Wed, 24 Jun 2009 18:15:36 +0000 #comment-205 Addendum to #9: Dan is, however, an African-American human. (Though everyone who plays in that band has also acquired a certain amount of fae chemistry through contact...) Addendum to #9: Dan is, however, an African-American human. (Though everyone who plays in that band has also acquired a certain amount of fae chemistry through contact…)

]]> Comment on by Emma Bull http://emmabull.wordpress.com/about/#comment-204 Emma Bull Wed, 24 Jun 2009 16:41:49 +0000 #comment-204 #8: Madison, to a human, he'd look like an African-American man, yep. To one of the Fae, he'd look like a member of the Seelie Court. He'd probably tell you, in his best infuriatingly smug way, that neither observation fully encompasses his wonderfulness. *g* #8: Madison, to a human, he’d look like an African-American man, yep. To one of the Fae, he’d look like a member of the Seelie Court. He’d probably tell you, in his best infuriatingly smug way, that neither observation fully encompasses his wonderfulness. *g*

]]> Comment on by Madison Hallman http://emmabull.wordpress.com/about/#comment-203 Madison Hallman Wed, 24 Jun 2009 16:19:14 +0000 #comment-203 I've been courious about your book, War for the Oaks. Is Phouka black? yes, isnt he? I’ve been courious about your book, War for the Oaks. Is Phouka black? yes, isnt he?

]]> Comment on by Recent Read | kt literary http://emmabull.wordpress.com/about/#comment-192 Recent Read | kt literary Fri, 01 May 2009 18:19:40 +0000 #comment-192 [...] I got home, I settled into our favorite reading chair and devoured the rest of War For the Oaks by Emma Bull. This is, by all accounts, the novel that defined the term “urban fantasy”. And wow. [...] [...] I got home, I settled into our favorite reading chair and devoured the rest of War For the Oaks by Emma Bull. This is, by all accounts, the novel that defined the term “urban fantasy”. And wow. [...]

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