Traumwind - Mark Bernstein: Europe and Faerie

Has read Emma Bull's 1987 War for the Oaks, and goes to compare faeries/immortals and humans/mortals to Europeans and Americans... Also intersting is his listing of 'related books' at the end:

See also Neil Gaiman (Great Britain), American Gods, and William Gibson (Canada), Pattern Recognition, and Laurel Hamilton (U.S.), A Kiss of Shadows.

I'd never have connected 'Pattern Recognition' and 'War for the Oaks' although I read them very close to each other and absolutly loved both...

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