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A review by rowena_m_andrews
Neverland's Library by R.S. Belcher, Roger Bellini, Jeff Salyards, Keith Gouveia, Tim Marquitz, T. Frohock, Mark Lawrence, Marsheila Rockwell, Ian Creasey, Brian Staveley, Marie Brennan, Mercedes M. Yardley, Joseph R. Lallo, J.M. Martin, Miles Cameron, Pete Rawlik, Tad Williams, Jeffrey J. Mariotte, Don Webb, Betsy Dornbusch, Kenny Soward, Stephen McQuiggan, William Meikle
4.0
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for a copy of this eARC
This was a fantastic collection of short stories, and a much needed escape from the real world. There were some stories that didn't work quite as well for me, but that was more due to personal taste than any problem with the writing, as I found the quality of writing across the entire collection was excellent and it was a great chance to discover authors I hadn't read before. Each of the stories had a satisfying ending, while leaving you wanting to read more about the worlds and characters, and that can be a difficult balance to achieve. I loved the sheer variety in this book, it felt like a buffet of what fantasy has to offer, and I would highly recommend to anyone wanting an entertaining escape from the world and who loves shorter stories.
This was a fantastic collection of short stories, and a much needed escape from the real world. There were some stories that didn't work quite as well for me, but that was more due to personal taste than any problem with the writing, as I found the quality of writing across the entire collection was excellent and it was a great chance to discover authors I hadn't read before. Each of the stories had a satisfying ending, while leaving you wanting to read more about the worlds and characters, and that can be a difficult balance to achieve. I loved the sheer variety in this book, it felt like a buffet of what fantasy has to offer, and I would highly recommend to anyone wanting an entertaining escape from the world and who loves shorter stories.