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Have anyone ever read any of her books? So far, I only read The Mists of Avalon, though I have other 2 books by her that I still didn't start reading... Because I need to read lots of books for school, and most of them are these boring non-fiction crap. And I rarely ever start a book when there's an un-finished one that needs to be read.
Going back to topic, which books of hers have you read, and what did you think about them?

Yeah, you will soon read it, since I can't stop babbling about it. I mean, I won't stop 'til you start to read it.
It worked many times.

Really? Why wouldn't they let you check out books?

I haven't read any of them, you feel like giving me a low down on what there about? I need some more books to add to my reading list and am always looking for new good ones.

Happy? I rented The Mists of Avalon at the library. I'm about a quarter of the way through it. I dislike what's-her-name, Viviane. Though it's hard to dislike her completely. Morgaine's my favorite. I don't like Igraine, never did. She was too Uther-obsessed after she met him. And she betrayed her husband, damn it. After all her promises not to. Bad Igraine. But, yeah, Morgaine's cool. Even if she is having a child sired by her half brother. I'm at the part where she went into labor, and she's about to have her baby. Then I had to stop and go to sleep. But it's a pretty good book so far. Better than the disturbing book I bought on Friday.

Yeah, I still don't like Viviane. My favorite pairing is probably... Lancelet and Gwenhwyfar. Just beacuse they sooo suit each other. I don't particularly either of them. I just got to te part where Lancelet is confessing to Morgaine about the little threesome at Beltane. It makes me laugh so, so hard. Oh, my. I don't know why, but it just strikes me as utterly hilarious. Yeah, I'm mean like that, to laugh at the sorrow of others. But he's just so freaked out about it that I can't help but laugh.

Yeah, I don't like them either, but you gotta admit, through sheer annoyingness, they suit each other very well. Arthur's too good for Gwenhwyfar. Is it just me, or is it weird how quickly he got over Morgaine? I mean one day he was staring at her, making cow eyes in her direction, and basically being a complete a**, and the next he's suddenly obsessed with Gwenhwyfar. Anyone else see something wrong there? I think he's just hiding it. Because, you know, the whole incest thing is wrong. But I still prefer Morgaine for him than Gwenhwyfar. And that's saying something, because I have major issues with incest. Poor Viviane, though. (I reached that part.) I hate Balin for that. But I still didn't really like Viviane, even if I do feel bad for her. And Morgaine, too, because she lost all her hope after that. Elaine's a little b***h-child. And, while I can't blame her for trying, I can't believe Morgaine helped her! Oh my god, she shouldn't have. But what's done is done, and I doubt everything would've gone well in the end if Lancelet was still sleeping with Gwenhwyfar. That is, by far, the most annoying name to spell. Ever. I was thinking. If I had to be any of the women in that book, I'd be a mix of Morgaine and Morgause. I like both of them, they're fun. I like Morgaine more, but Morgause has her traits. Even if she is a selfish little scheming b***h. That's not always a bad thing. And with Morgaine's good traits and Morgause's traits, too, that'd be a fun character to be. And I'll stop babbling now.

Yeah, no kidding, they're all depressing. But i'm talking personality-wise. Not to have their life. Hello, I don't want to act like a whore like Morgause does. I think I'm nearly to the part you were going to spoil about Arthur. I'll read more, in a little while. I have other stuff that I planned to do first. Like finishing my history final. And typing stuff.