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A review by zoe_
The Faerie Queene, Book One by Edmund Spenser
Well … "read"
(Also, I love Tolkien but why do people think they have to use that love to make me feel guilty about not wanting to read this entire story? Urgh, literature is so intertextual, it's infuriating sometimes.) (But, like, it's also really, really cool.) (I'm just not that much into old poetry about some knight wanting to have sex with … whomever really - uhm, and Redcrosse is supposed to be the virtue of Holiness? haha, wait, I get it now) (Am kinda intrigued by the female knight in book 3, though.)
(Also, I love Tolkien but why do people think they have to use that love to make me feel guilty about not wanting to read this entire story? Urgh, literature is so intertextual, it's infuriating sometimes.) (But, like, it's also really, really cool.) (I'm just not that much into old poetry about some knight wanting to have sex with … whomever really - uhm, and Redcrosse is supposed to be the virtue of Holiness? haha, wait, I get it now) (Am kinda intrigued by the female knight in book 3, though.)