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There’s a certain thrill that comes from reading a contemporary novel that draws inspiration from an older story or stories. That this could be used as a description for works ranging from Margo Lanagan’s visceral
Tender Morsels to Nalo Hopkinson’s interstellar
Midnight Robber gives a sense of what’s possible when alluding to older stories and when creating works that spark a dialogue with their predecessors.
It’s in this tradition that Rena Rossner wrote
The Light of the Midnight Stars. In an author’s note at the back of the novel, Rossner explains the disparate sources that informed her book, including a Romainian fairy tale and the history of the founding of Wallachia. Reading her thoughts on them, it’s easy to see what drew Rossner to these stories: they’re complex, metaphorically rich, and transportive in unexpected ways. But reading Rossner’s explanation of her book’s thematic origins also h ....

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