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Elspeth Cooper

Elspeth Cooper is a British fantasy writer, author of The Wild Hunt series.

"Urgh, fantasy. All elves and prophecies and gnomic wizards, yes?"

Er, no. There's not an elf in sight. No prophecies either, and it is bereft of dwarves, orcs, generic Dark Lords and all the other familiar epic fantasy furniture. It's just a damn good read.

This blog is what she writes when she's not listening to the voices in her head.

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