“Stylistically, Seventh Bride is stripped-down and straightforward, wasting little space on elaborate scene-setting. NPR compares The Seventh Bride favorably to Peter Beagle and Diana Wynne Jones, writing: Kingfisher (the pen name Ursula Vernon uses to distinguish her more adult-themed work from the children’s lit and middle grade she publishes under her legal name) won TWO Hugo awards last week, which is amazing and super well-deserved! The Seventh Bride is a Bluebeard retelling, but it’s also so much more – it brilliantly plays with all kinds of familiar fairy-tale tropes and centralizes the importance of female friendship and support.Īlso, it’s wildly creative, decidedly creepy, and weirdly heart-warming at times. Join us on January 18th at 7PM ET to discuss T.
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