SFRevu gives a nice review to MZB's Sword and Sorceress XXIV edited by Elisabeth Waters.
"If you enjoy fantasy tales with strong women protagonists, this anthology will provide you with a wide range of stories, from thought-provoking studies to witty pronouncements. The quality of story telling remains excellent throughout; these are stories worthy ( Read more... )

SFRevu gives a solid review to Clockwork Phoenix 2 edited by Mike Allen time_shark.
"...a collection worthy of serious attention. I expect I'll see several of these stories again, in a year's best collection or two. Original anthologies of this strength should be encouraged, particularly as we see the digest-sized magazines cutting back and the market for ( Read more... )

Colleen Cahill at SF Revu reviews the SF anthology Warrior Wisewoman edited by Roby James:

"Anthologies focusing on women are not new; the Sword and Sorceress series begun by Marion Zimmer Bradley is the first that jumps to mind. When I got Warrior WiseWoman, edited by Roby James, I thought it was the same, but don't let the cover fool you. While ( Read more... )

SFRevu gives a stellar review of East of the Sun and West of Fort Smith by William Sanders.

"East of the Sun and West of Fort Smith, a collection of short fiction written by William Sanders, is massive. Twenty-seven stories massive, and proof to me that Sanders doesn't get near enough publicity. The man can flat out write, as I'm sure folks who've ( Read more... )

"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 ( Read more... )