Marjorie M. Liu
Autor de Monstress, volume 1: Awakening
Sobre El Autor
Marjorie Liu is an American novelist, poet, comic book writer. She is a graduate of Lawrence University and the University of Wisconsin law school. She is the author of the Dirk & Steele series, Hunter Kiss series. Her stand-alone novels are A Taste of Crimson: Crimson City, Book 2, and Xmen: Dark mostrar más Mirror. She has written eight novellas, and five short stories. She has written over fourteen comic books, the latest is Montress Volume 2: The Blood. (Bowker Author Biography) mostrar menos
Créditos de la imagen: Photo by Pat Loika (CC-By)
Series
Obras de Marjorie M. Liu
Monstress #48 4 copias
Han Solo (2016) #1 3 copias
X-23 (2010 One-Shot) 3 copias
Monstress #46 3 copias
Monstress #47 3 copias
Monstress #45 3 copias
Monstress #50 2 copias
Monstress #49 2 copias
Han Solo (2016) #2 2 copias
Han Solo (2016) #5 2 copias
Han Solo (2016) #3 2 copias
X-23 (2010-2012) #2 1 copia
X-23 (2010-2012) #4 1 copia
X-Men Sonderband: X-23 1 1 copia
Wingborn (Wingbearer Saga, 2) 1 copia
NYX: No Way Home #3 of 6 1 copia
NYX: No Way Home #4 of 6 1 copia
NYX: No Way Home #6 of 6 1 copia
NYX: No Way Home #5 of 6 1 copia
Rick and Morty #60 1 copia
X-23 (2010-2012) #1 1 copia
Marjorie Liu Monstress Series 5 book collection set Vol 1- 5 (Awakening, The Blood, Monstress, Monstress, The Choosen,… (2020) 1 copia
From the Desk of Grant Cooperon 1 copia
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Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
- Nombre legal
- Liu, Marjorie M.
- Fecha de nacimiento
- 1979-06-16
- Género
- female
- Nacionalidad
- USA
- Lugar de nacimiento
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
- Lugares de residencia
- Indiana, USA
Pennsylvania, USA (birthplace)
Beijing, China
Boston, Massachusetts, USA - Educación
- Lawrence University (biomedical ethics)
University of Wisconsin Law School (JD|2003) - Ocupaciones
- novelist
lawyer - Relaciones
- Diaz, Junot (partner)
- Premios y honores
- P.E.A.R.L. (New Author, 2005)
Eisner Award for Best Writer (2018)
Harvey Award (2018) - Agente
- Abigail Koons (Park Literary Group)
Lucienne Diver (Knight Agency)
Duvall Osteen (Aragi, Inc.)
Miembros
Reseñas
this was just too much for me, I do like plots that involve protagonists sharing a body with some kind of demon/monster they have to try and control BUT I really don't like this world and there's just too much dark shit even for me.. I will not be continuing with this series
Gr 5–8—Zuli, a caretaker of birds' souls, encounters unusual worlds and sometimes frightening creatures as she
tries to discover why the birds are going missing. Gorgeous, dreamy illustrations bring this beautifully rendered
fantastical tale of mystery, discovery, and danger to life.
tries to discover why the birds are going missing. Gorgeous, dreamy illustrations bring this beautifully rendered
fantastical tale of mystery, discovery, and danger to life.
Got to about 35% but I'm letting it go.
Enjoyed her short story The Briar and the Rose in The Starlit Wood: New Fairy Tales which made me want to seek out more work by her. This Locusmag review set my expectations pretty high...
"Tiger Eye is about a female tourist in Beijing who goes to the Pan Jia Yuan dirt market, where an old woman forces upon her a magic puzzle box. The heroine is an artisan blacksmith with a psychic affinity for metal, and when she opens the box a shapeshifter appears who has been imprisoned for two thousand years. He’s compelled to serve anyone who opens the box, and becomes bound to them for the remainder of their lives. He’s the hero, obviously — and when someone tries to assassinate the heroine, and it’s discovered that the person who cursed the hero with slavery is still alive, the craziness kicks in with yet more psychics, immortals, magic, detective agencies, dragons, conspiracy — and yes, romance.” https://locusmag.com/2009/06/marjorie-liu-hopeless-romantic/
I'm not a PR reader but sometimes I have to check and see if I can be won over. I was worried with the covers but I knew I was done when they are in different rooms thinking about each other, then the female cries out (from the bathtub) and tells the male when he runs in to check on her, that she had a bad dream that they were going to be in some bad predicament. Just put them in the bad predicament would ya!
At 35% there is too much repetitive talking and internal dialogue and it feels like the story isn't going anywhere though tons of stuff has happened. "inane filler" as another reviewer said. This particular story is not for me.… (más)
Enjoyed her short story The Briar and the Rose in The Starlit Wood: New Fairy Tales which made me want to seek out more work by her. This Locusmag review set my expectations pretty high...
"Tiger Eye is about a female tourist in Beijing who goes to the Pan Jia Yuan dirt market, where an old woman forces upon her a magic puzzle box. The heroine is an artisan blacksmith with a psychic affinity for metal, and when she opens the box a shapeshifter appears who has been imprisoned for two thousand years. He’s compelled to serve anyone who opens the box, and becomes bound to them for the remainder of their lives. He’s the hero, obviously — and when someone tries to assassinate the heroine, and it’s discovered that the person who cursed the hero with slavery is still alive, the craziness kicks in with yet more psychics, immortals, magic, detective agencies, dragons, conspiracy — and yes, romance.” https://locusmag.com/2009/06/marjorie-liu-hopeless-romantic/
I'm not a PR reader but sometimes I have to check and see if I can be won over. I was worried with the covers but I knew I was done when they are in different rooms thinking about each other, then the female cries out (from the bathtub) and tells the male when he runs in to check on her, that she had a bad dream that they were going to be in some bad predicament. Just put them in the bad predicament would ya!
At 35% there is too much repetitive talking and internal dialogue and it feels like the story isn't going anywhere though tons of stuff has happened. "inane filler" as another reviewer said. This particular story is not for me.… (más)
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- Popularidad
- #1,367
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- Reseñas
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- ISBNs
- 296
- Idiomas
- 9
- Favorito
- 27
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