Pros: Some truly good pieces Cons: Some stories aren’t wholly memorable Rating: 4 out of 5 Review book courtesy of Penguin Group Courts of the Fey is an anthology of 12 stories about the Seelie and Unseelie courts of…
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"Courts of the Fey," eds. Greenberg & Davis
Posted in Reviews Tagged with: Amber Benson, anthology, Dean Wesley Smith, fairies, fantasy, Fey, J.A. Pitts, Jane Lindskold, Jenifer Ruth, Kerrie Hughes, Lilith Saintcrow, Martin H. Greenberg, Mary Robinette Kowal, Michelle Sagara, Paul Crilley, Rob Thurman, Russell Davis, Sarah A. Hoyt, Seelie, short stories, Unseelie
"Chalice of Roses" (Multiple authors)
Pros: Some very original takes on Grail mythology. Cons: Novella format doesn’t always allow the reader to get a full understanding of the mythology at work. Rating: 4 out of 5 Review book courtesy of Penguin Group I have…
Posted in Reviews Tagged with: Barbara Samuel, Fey, historical, Holy Grail, Jo Beverly, Karen Harbaugh, Mary Jo Putney, medieval, novellas, romance, world war II
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