The Patchwork Girl of Oz: Patching Together a Story
In addition to Oz now having imperfections, there is another break in the series pattern.
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For the grand finale, the diabolical Nome King returns.
The Emerald City of Oz, Thrilling (?) Conclusion (?) of L. Frank Baum’s Oz Series Read More »
Belying the Wizard’s earlier timidity, this book shows off the wily, pitiless, and courageous side that must have allowed him to survive up against the witches.
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Dorothy joins Ozma on a journey to free the Royal Family of Ev from the diabolical Nome King, Roquat of the Rocks.
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The Marvelous Land of Oz keeps the action in the titular magical region, no isekai involved.
“I’m beginning to think it pays to be notorious. It certainly does not seem to be a detriment to people in America” (104).
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It is as the transmission and mutation of the King in Yellow over a century, and not as narratives in of themselves, that these stories are most interesting.
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Kirihito did leave me panting like a half-beaten dog man, but not in the way I expected.
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