Tam Lin
Novels:
Beauty
by Sherri
S. Tepper, Bantam Spectra, 1992- Beauty lives in 14th century England,
daughter of a nobleman and a Faery mother (who has abandoned her to return
to Faery). Little does she know that she carries the hope and salvation of
the world within her. Her adventures take her far into the future, into imaginary
lands, and into Faery itself. Along the way the origins of the tales of Sleeping
Beauty, Tam Lin/Thomas the Rhymer, Cinderella, Snow White, and the Frog Prince
are revealed.
Fire
and Hemlock by Diana
Wynne Jones, Greenwillow, 2002- As she packs to return to college,
19-year-old Polly stares at a photo hanging over her bed. Suddenly, she begins
to have memories of things she knows have never happened...memories of someone
named Tom Lynn. What do these strange memories mean?
The
Perilous Gard by Elizabeth
Marie Pope, Houghton Mifflin, 2001- It is 1558 and Kate has been
banished to an isolated castle in the Elvenwood of Derbyshire known as Perilous
Gard. Here, she becomes embroiled in a mystery involving a Holy well, a missing
child, an underground world, and human sacrifice.
Queen
of Spells by Dahlov
Zorach Ipcar, Viking Press, 1973- In July 1878 11-year-old Janet
meets a strange young man named Tom Linn, said to be an outlaw and a horse
thief. When she next meets him, it is seven years later and he looks not a
day older. They fall in love, but when Janet becomes pregnant, Tom again disappears
and she is pressured to marry another to save her reputation. Where does Tom
keep vanishing to and why does he never seem to age?
Tam
Lin by Pamela
Dean, Tor Books, 1992- The plot of Tam Lin set in the late 1960s
at a small liberal arts college in Minnesota. This novel follows Janet, her
roommates, and her fellow English and Classics majors through four years of
college as they struggle with schoolwork, love, and things supernatural.
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