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Tag Archives: saladin ahmed
Rich and Strange: “Without Faith, Without Law, Without Joy” by Saladin Ahmed
This week at Tor.com I review Saladin Ahmed’s wonderful subversion of long-standing racism in Edmund Spenser’s The Faerie Queene. “Without Faith, Without Law, Without Joy” has a straightforward structure: using quotes from the Faerie Queene as a frame, it takes up … Continue reading
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