Pros: Surprising level of success given the difficulty Cons: It’s tough for an anthology to be perfect, and Lovecraftian horror is particularly difficult to write well Rating: 4 out of 5 Review book courtesy of Penguin Group Most Lovecraftian…
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"Cthulhu’s Reign" ed. Darrell Schweitzer
Posted in Reviews Tagged with: anthology, Brian Stableford, Cthulhu, Darrell Schweitzer, Don Webb, Fred Chappell, Gregory Frost, Horror & Paranormal, Ian Watson, Jay Lake, John Langan, John R. Fultz, Ken Asamatsu, Laird Barron, Lovecraft, Matt Cardin, Mike Allen, Old Ones, Richard A. Lupoff, short stories, Will Murray
"Is Anybody Out There?" ed. Gevers and Halpern
Pros: Some enjoyable flights of fancy Cons: Some stories that try too hard to be high-minded and end up being obtuse Rating: 2.5 out of 5 Review book courtesy of Penguin Group The universe is vast, and it’s hard…
Posted in Reviews Tagged with: Alex Irvine, aliens, anthology, David Langford, Felicity Shoulders, Ian Watson, James Morrow, Jay Lake, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Leslie What, Lezli Robyn, Marty Halpern, Matthew Hughes, Michael Arsenault, Mike Resnick, Nick Gevers, Pat Cadigan, Paul di Filippo, Ray Vukcevich, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction, SF, Sheila Finch, short stories, Yves Menard
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