I have read half of Terry Pratchett’s Tiffany Aching series. The protagonist reminds me of myself as a child/young adult, and I really admire the depth of Pratchett’s female characters. He actually writes femininity the way I experience it: not an obstacle to doing anything, but present and possibly important. Sometimes.
I have read half of Terry Pratchett’s Tiffany Aching series. The protagonist reminds me of myself as a child/young adult, and I really admire the depth of Pratchett’s female characters. He actually writes femininity the way I experience it: not an obstacle to doing anything, but present and possibly important. Sometimes.