I received this ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. A great book with many little stories from different authors. A few stories I was drawn to more than others while some I just did not care for. A few I hope will become actual novels like The Beast, The Vampire's Heart, The Rippe...
Lucy is an agent for the crown charged to ensure important plans being delivered to the American government actually arrive and don’t fall into the hands of a hostile foreign power: especially as tensions rise and Britain’s new Martian technology is in high demand. As a dhampire, a half-vampire, s...
Brainycat's 5 "B"s:blood: 4boobs: 2bombs: 4bondage: 1blasphemy: 3Stars: 3.5Bechdel Test: PASSDeggan's Rule: PASS (with a non-literal interpretation of the test that preserves the intention)Gay Bechdel Test: PASS Please note: I don't review to provide synopses, I review to share a purely visceral rea...
As with most anthologies, there were some stories I enjoyed a great deal, some I couldn't really stomach, and most of the rest fell somewhere in between.I'd read stuff by many of the featured authors but some of the ones I didn't know intrigued me so I have made a note to look into the works of Elle...
I really really enjoy these yearly anthologies. I hope they continue!
I haven't found much else out there on this topic: writing fiction about characters who don't share your subject position in terms of race/gender/sexual orientation/ability/age/etc. So I was glad to find this book and glad science fiction writers wrote it. It's got some writing exercises I can imagi...
It doesn’t quite feel like Bradley did the editing on this one even though she is listed. “Memories of the Sea” will make you look at pearls differently, and that really is the only reason to read this book.
Marion Zimmer Bradley edited this lacklaster collection. None of the short stories excited me, but two were better than the rest: Jessie Eaker's "Bad Luck and Curses," and Dave Smeds's "Rusted Blade."
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