kundor's review

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4.0

A few great stories, and several that are forgettable or worse. "Ailoura" by Paul Di Filippo was a standout. I also liked every story written by a woman who lives in rural Ontario with her partner, four cats, and one tiny dog (according to the introductory blurbs), of which there were two: "The Control Device" by Fiona Patton, and "Nanite, Star Bright" by Tanya Huff.

djwudi's review

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2.0

I must admit, I only made it about 60% of the way through this one. While the melding of sci-fi and fantasy by way of sf retellings of traditional fairy tales sounded like a good idea, it just wasn't working for me in practice. I'd pick this up, read for a while, make it through a story or two, then put it down again, and it was just getting harder and harder to pick it up. A good idea that just didn't come together.
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