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Talk:The Witches of Chiswick

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Latest comment: 14 years ago by 71.217.31.242

Without having read the novel, I can't say where the similarities end, but its sounds like at least the genisis of the idea here is very, very close to that of L. Of E. G. by A. Moore.

Thoughts? Comments?

In light of the dates involved I'm really curious to know how similar the stories play out. (somebody did not sign their comments)


The plot description seems to long. It contains to many spoilers, and I felt like I did not need to read the book after reading the plot description, as I already knew the whole story. (71.217.31.242 (talk) 08:24, 15 June 2012 (UTC))Reply