...at least in MY postal box. I picked up my first hardcover copies and it looks good. It officially goes on sale October 2nd, but I'll bet bookstores will have it early.
I'm also hoping that Capclave will have YBFH 2007 and The Coyote Road in the dealer's room. (and maybe even Subterranean #7).
I'm also hoping that Capclave will have YBFH 2007 and The Coyote Road in the dealer's room. (and maybe even Subterranean #7).
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I think I first picked up one because it had a story by Neil Gaiman in it. And thanks to those collections, I was introduced to people who are now some of my favorite writers: Steven Millhauser, Jonathan Carroll, Delia Sherman (I just adored "The Printer's Daughter"), Kelly Link.
I'm an aspiring writer myself, and one who occasionally writes in both those genres. YBFH went a long way toward educating me, and, maybe better, toward entertaining me and occasionally leaving me in awe.
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I guess in a weird way I'm an evangelist for the kinds of stories I love and for the writers who write them. I want others to discover the same joy I experience at reading a story that makes a great impression on me.
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And YBFH is still my favorite of all the "year's best" anthologies. I can definitely appreciate the burn-out factor, but you're doing great work.
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And thanks so much re: YBFH!
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Michael Walsh
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