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The Long List Anthology Volume 2: More Stories From the Hugo Award Nomination List by David Steffen
jersy's review against another edition
5.0
This edition of the longlist anthology is such a good mix of vastly different stories. They are all well written and full of meaning and topics of importance to the modern world.
Sure, there are two I didn't care for, but most of the stories really impressed me: Feelings and thoughts were provoked, I also had a really good time reading them. Some stories are from authors I already knew I liked, but I also discovered some possible new favourites.
This anthology is filled with fascinating ideas and creative ways to portray the various subjects.
I really think these are stories worth checking out for everyone who is into Sff.
Sure, there are two I didn't care for, but most of the stories really impressed me: Feelings and thoughts were provoked, I also had a really good time reading them. Some stories are from authors I already knew I liked, but I also discovered some possible new favourites.
This anthology is filled with fascinating ideas and creative ways to portray the various subjects.
I really think these are stories worth checking out for everyone who is into Sff.
jetamors's review against another edition
5.0
I liked just about everything in this one (though I didn't reread "Sorcerer of the Wildeeps"), but I think "The Deepwater Bride" by Tamsyn Muir was my favorite, if only because I was delighted partway through to realize that I was reading about Normal-chan and Other-Girls-sempai.
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