Print Collections

Reviews of single-author collections.

Finding Magic by Tanya Huff

It’s odd how you can get to know a stranger by simply perusing a block of squashed tree for a few hours. Ten days ago, I didn’t know Tanya Huff from Adam—or Lilith, for that matter. I have since learned from her collection, Finding Magic, that she adores animals and strong women (especially redheads), appreciates […]

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PS Showcase #1: Sanity and Other Delusions: Tales of Psychological Horror by Gary Fry

The first of PS Publishing’s new Showcase range, Sanity And Other Delusions by Gary Fry is a collection of short stories which explores the human mind, takes the reader on a journey through the seemingly mundane, and forces them to face those nightmarish fears that keep us all staring at the ceiling after the lights […]

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Hebrew Punk by Lavie Tidhar

Lavie Tidhar concocts a fantastical stew from disparate elements in Hebrew Punk, in which a Dream Team of Hebraic antiheroes breaks into a blood bank, a Jewish vampire meets Nazi werewolves, past and future civilizations ebb and flow through the hills and valleys of East Africa, and an immortal Tzaddik guardian falls prey to […]

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Minds and Machines: Tales of the Unicorp 1 by Eduardo Gallego & Guillem Sánchez

I bought a number of books at Worldcon 2005 from all sorts of small press and “unusual” sources and worked my way slowly down the pile in order of enthusiasm. This year, nearing the end, I started a long flight in June with Eduardo Gallego and Guillem Sánchez’s Minds and Machines: Tales of […]

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