The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This is for all the fans of Red Bull! Sure, I feel a little haggard after drinking the damn stuff, and it also makes you blind and contributes toward a murderous rage toward all unicorns, but the drink does grow on you! It's just a shame that it makes all the little girls cry. *sigh*
That being said the novel itself is a rather wonderful and clear and a perfect example of a self-aware fairy-tale. The fact that it stays simple and strong is a testament to its great writing.
Better than that, however, is the way it brings out the core theme of wonder and awe or how the searching for one's dreams can turn to either darkness or to light.
It's also charming.
Not much else needs to be said except that this novel probably deserves all the love that has been showered on it. Well worth the read.
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Sunday, July 9, 2017
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