SFRevu reviews MZB's Sword and Sorceress XXII
"I've been reading Sword and Sorceress since the first volume, and I have found the stories unfailingly high in quality. Each story I have read over the last twenty-two years, chosen by the grand-mistress of fantasy, Marion Zimmer Bradley, has been original, fresh, and emotionally moving, whether to chuckles, edge of the seat adrenaline rushes, or tears. Elizabeth Waters has continued that tradition of magnificent stories since MZB's passing with not the slightest dip in editorial excellence. This book's representation of the feminine side of sword and sorcery re-defines the edges of the genre. It challenges the reader to think about a lot of societal assumptions, without being preachy or dogmatic. This particular volume seemed to have an underlying theme of the consequences of unconventional choices; the cost of the road not taken...." -- Paige Roberts, SFRevu
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