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Many themed anthologies have difficult sticking to their nominal theme. The more ethereal the theme, the more the stories tend to wander. Most often, they seem in fact to be mere compendia of the stories the editor could dig up, with little in the way of connective tissue. This anthology is no diffe...
A entertaining collection of short fiction all centering around the fictitious town of Greystone Bay. My copy is signed by the editor and creator of Greystone Bay, Charles L. Grant.
This anthology has some very good writing by some excellent authors in it, as well as some pieces that feel dated and/or amateur. Typos and other errors contributed to give the book as a whole a somewhat unprofessional feel. (Fritz Leiber's name is misspelled every one of the four times it appears.)...
The premise of the anthology is that the stories get progressively more extreme. I'm not sure that the book really delivered on the promise, particularly since towards the end extreme seemed to mean "dealt with time travel in some way." There were a lot of time travel stories.The anthology did hav...
An eclectic group of stories that get more "extreme" as the book goes on. Really shows the diversity of the genre completely avoiding the cliches that many people associate with fantasy.With a focus predominately on newer stories, it introduced me to an array of new authors that I have not read befo...
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