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A review by miklosha
Warriors by George R.R. Martin
4.0
I initially set out to list the authors and stories that I really enjoyed, thinking those would be only a handful. This stems from a belief that many anthologies have only a few gems, with mostly duds. However, I found myself finishing with a list of about four stories that I didn't care for, the rest being both entertaining, thoughtful, and well done.
But, for the sake of listing for listings sake, here are a couple that really stood out:
1. The Triumph - Robin Hobb
2. Dirae - Peter S. Beagle
3. The Custom of the Army - Diana Gabaldon
4. Seven Years from Home - Naomi Novik
5. The Eagle & The Rabbit - Steven Saylor
6. Defenders of the Frontier - Robert Silverberg
7. The Scroll - David Ball
I didn't list GRRMs Tale of Dunk & Egg as I already read it and reviewed it elsewhere.
Overall, the anthology was a strong one and I really enjoyed the diversity of both storyline and the commonality in what they shared.
But, for the sake of listing for listings sake, here are a couple that really stood out:
1. The Triumph - Robin Hobb
2. Dirae - Peter S. Beagle
3. The Custom of the Army - Diana Gabaldon
4. Seven Years from Home - Naomi Novik
5. The Eagle & The Rabbit - Steven Saylor
6. Defenders of the Frontier - Robert Silverberg
7. The Scroll - David Ball
I didn't list GRRMs Tale of Dunk & Egg as I already read it and reviewed it elsewhere.
Overall, the anthology was a strong one and I really enjoyed the diversity of both storyline and the commonality in what they shared.