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Old 01-05-2012, 05:59 AM   #11925
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Originally Posted by caleb72 View Post
I haven't read The Stonor Eagles, but I did read Callanish - about a golden eagle in a zoo. I remember I really liked this, but I have trouble remembering any of the details.
I enjoyed Callanish, but The Stonor Eagles is a much more ambitious book. While The Stonor Eagles does have some of the anthropomorphic aspect of Callanish and Duncton Wood, it is really a story about an artist (James Stonor) and his influences. It switches back and forth between different parts of the artist's life and the story (legend) of the eagles themselves, each part feeding back on the other. It's very hard to explain, but it is very well done.
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