This was a solid anthology. Like most anthologies, a couple stories didn't do it for me, most were good, and a few great. Two of the stories that stood out the most to me were Tanith Lee's and K.D. Wentworth's.
Back in early June, John Joseph Adams sent out a request for advanced readers for his Seeds of Change anthology. Of course, I took him up on it.Adams is the assistant editor at The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, but he's also been on a tear of late editing anthologies. There's The Living Dea...
A collection of stories about paradigm shifts. This is easily the best anthology I've read this year (although the single author collection [b:Pump Six|2819368|Pump Six and Other Stories|Paolo Bacigalupi|http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51SDuDLIRSL._SL75_.jpg|2845301] still contains my favorit...
One from the Del Rey Discovery series...This was a fun book, but I wasn't quite as impressed with it as with others in the series.It takes place in the future, within a Roman-themed role-playing game. About 3000 wealthy socialites pay good money to physically go live in a recreated Roman town within...
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