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Tag Archives: Mongolia
Jaran
I note with some shame that this was the Book Smuggler’s Old School Wednesday Readalong from February, which I did not finish it in time. Jaran. Jaran Book 1. by Kate Elliott. DAW Books, 1992. From the cover copy: The … Continue reading
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The Cave of the Yellow Dog and Mongolian Horsemen with Julie Roberts
And now – visit far-away Mongolia! In family-friendly films! This one was recommended by my friend P-, who walked up to me at work and said he thought we’d enjoy it. We did. The Cave of the Yellow Dog directed … Continue reading
Book of a Thousand Days
This is the only fantasy I’ve ever read set in a version of Mongolia. My love is so fascinated by Mongolian culture that some of this has rubbed off on me, so that I was delighted recognizing bits of the … Continue reading

