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There's been another very favourable (and very long) review for my Fall '07 anthology New Writings in the Fantastic, this time by Jim Steel over at Whispers of Wickedness (http://www.ookami.co.uk/html/new_writings_in_the_fantastic.html). Steel highlights a bunch of the stories for further description, in particular liking Steve Redwood's "Hot Cross Son" and especially Kate Riedel's "Song Cycle". His concluding para reads thus:
There is much that is good in here. You can expect to see many of the stories reprinted in the Year’s Best anthologies mentioned at the [review's] start.
Well, I'd hope so. I've been sitting here by the telephone . . .
There is much that is good in here. You can expect to see many of the stories reprinted in the Year’s Best anthologies mentioned at the [review's] start.
Well, I'd hope so. I've been sitting here by the telephone . . .
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Date: 2008-01-24 04:10 pm (UTC)I will check out your antho...more later.... :)
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Date: 2008-01-24 05:44 pm (UTC)"Nice!"
Thanks! I'm kinda pleased about the reception the book's been getting.
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Date: 2008-01-24 05:31 pm (UTC)[ ... the average quality is remarkably high. One is almost tempted to think that an anthology this size might actually have benefited from a couple of out-and-out stinkers for contrast. ]
I want to read that Riedel story very much, having grown up on a farm myself.
Love, C.
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Date: 2008-01-24 05:39 pm (UTC)It is a very, very lovely piece. As I started to read it, way back when, I felt that prickle in my nose that told me this was something truly special . . .