Dia Calhoun
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Aria of the Sea
11 editions
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2000
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The Phoenix Dance
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2005
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Avielle of Rhia
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2006
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Firegold
6 editions
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1999
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White Midnight
4 editions
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2003
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Eva of the Farm
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2012
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After the River the Sun
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2013
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The Return of Light: A Christmas Tale
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3 editions
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2007
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Firegold by Calhoun, Dia (2001) Paperback
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Aria of the Sea Signed 1ST Edition
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“I believe that things should be used, even rare and valuable things, otherwise they lose their essential nature. That's far worse than being broken.”
― Aria of the Sea
― Aria of the Sea
“Look." He held out the piece of roughly carved walnut. "What will this be?"
"I see a wing," Cerinthe said. "No - maybe a fin?"
Old Skolla squinted. "At first a skylark seemed waiting in the wood. SO my knife carved, seeking that shape. But soon a different shape called to me, a dolphin - and after all that work on the skylark." He clicked his tongue. "To seek the new shape, Old Skolla had to let the old one go."
Cerinthe frowned. "What if the new shape isn't as good as the old one?"
"Aye, it would have been a good skylark, that's certain," he said. "But if the skylark stays, the dolphin's lost - or never found. So which would you rather? A good skylark forced upon the wood or a dolphin that sings out from the soul of the grain?”
― Aria of the Sea
"I see a wing," Cerinthe said. "No - maybe a fin?"
Old Skolla squinted. "At first a skylark seemed waiting in the wood. SO my knife carved, seeking that shape. But soon a different shape called to me, a dolphin - and after all that work on the skylark." He clicked his tongue. "To seek the new shape, Old Skolla had to let the old one go."
Cerinthe frowned. "What if the new shape isn't as good as the old one?"
"Aye, it would have been a good skylark, that's certain," he said. "But if the skylark stays, the dolphin's lost - or never found. So which would you rather? A good skylark forced upon the wood or a dolphin that sings out from the soul of the grain?”
― Aria of the Sea
Polls
Favorite retelling of Twelve Dancing Princesses
Entwined
Heather Dixon

Princess of the Midnight Ball
Jessica Day George

Wildwood Dancing
Juliet Marillier

The Thirteenth Princess
Diane Zahler

The Girls at the Kingfisher Club
Genevieve Valentine

The Night Dance
Suzanne Weyn

The Princess Curse
Merrie Haskell

The Twelve Dancing Princesses
Brigette Barrager

The Twelve Dancing Princesses
John Cech

The Twelve Dancing Princesses
Ruth Sanderson

Twelve Dancing Unicorns
Alissa Heyman

The Twelve Dancing Princesses
Rachel Isadora

The Phoenix Dance
Dia Calhoun

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