A mixed review, that surprisingly (to me) doesn't mention what I consider the major piece of the antho, the end novella by Kim Newman and Paul McCauley...but I'll bet everyone's going to have love/hate relationships with a lot of the stories--that's what's been happening with Salon Fantastique and Inferno.
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From: [identity profile] elenuial.livejournal.com


That was pretty much my reaction.

Something being "literary" isn't a guarantee I'll like it, but if it's strong enough for me to engage with on a meaningful level, then it's worth more than popcorn pieces that I forget about and throw away. Oftentimes the pieces I hate the most are the ones that stick with me the longest.

From: [identity profile] ellen-datlow.livejournal.com


There's a discussion going on at Paul Tremblay's blog:

Literary as pejorative...again (http://pgtremblay.livejournal.com/275816.html)

From: [identity profile] elenuial.livejournal.com


I love that someone already said almost the exact same thing with the same language I did over there. :)

Thanks for the link!
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