Title: A unique and enchanting retelling of an Anglo-Scots ballad
Product review: "Through a Brazen Mirror" is the first novel by one of the very best modern writers of serious fantasy literature. Based on an ancient Anglo-Scots ballad called The Famous Flower of Serving Men (a magical, tragic tale about a young woman who disguises herself as a man after the murder of her husband), Sherman deftly weaves folkloric motifs into a fascinating exploration of gender identity. If you can find this book it is well worth the search--for it's appearance in the 1980s instantly established Sherman as a major writer in her field.
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