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A review by git_r_read
Down These Strange Streets by George R.R. Martin
5.0
Anthologies and me....maybe it depends on my mood as I listen/read one. Some stories are excellent, some good, some meh and skippable. Thankfully, George R R Martin has a good eye for stories. There was only one stinker and that might have just been me.
Two of my favorites were The Curious Affair of the Deodand - Lisa Tuttle and Lord John and the Plague of Zombies - Diana Gabaldon. The first because it was a neat little homage for Sherlock Holmes and the second because I really like seeing Lord John on his own in a story without Jamie and Clare. Much as I love them, they'd get in the way of this sort of paranormal lean. I will go back and find the Lord John books Gabaldon has written.
There was a nice variety of narrators and they all did a splendid job.
I can definitely recommend this anthology.
Two of my favorites were The Curious Affair of the Deodand - Lisa Tuttle and Lord John and the Plague of Zombies - Diana Gabaldon. The first because it was a neat little homage for Sherlock Holmes and the second because I really like seeing Lord John on his own in a story without Jamie and Clare. Much as I love them, they'd get in the way of this sort of paranormal lean. I will go back and find the Lord John books Gabaldon has written.
There was a nice variety of narrators and they all did a splendid job.
I can definitely recommend this anthology.