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A review by loram
Chronology by Richard Roberts, J.E. Anckorn, Scott Nicholson, Tara Tyler, Julie Frost, Matthew S. Cox, Katie Young, J.P. Sloan, James Wymore, Piers Anthony, Tony Healey, Mark W. Woodring, Andrew Buckley, Darin Kennedy, Andrew J. Rausch, J.R. Rain, Wilbert Stanton, J.P. Moynahan, Nathan L. Yocum, Jordan Elizabeth, Stan Swanson, G. Miki Hayden, B.C. Johnson, Matthew Graybosch
3.0
This is a collection of 25 stories that span a broad range of time. The authors are meant to be well known, though I only recognize a couple of names, like Piers Anthony.
The first story, Draconic King by James Wymore, is a well written Fantasy tale of the dragonslayer kind (with some differences), others include a story of a succubus spirit of a volcano, a weird story of an encounter with a ready meal and others covering a wide spectrum from Fantasy to Victorians.
The common factor holding them together is that the authors are all established names with credits behind them. This shows in the quality of writing in the stories. Recommended for those who enjoy a well written short story.
The first story, Draconic King by James Wymore, is a well written Fantasy tale of the dragonslayer kind (with some differences), others include a story of a succubus spirit of a volcano, a weird story of an encounter with a ready meal and others covering a wide spectrum from Fantasy to Victorians.
The common factor holding them together is that the authors are all established names with credits behind them. This shows in the quality of writing in the stories. Recommended for those who enjoy a well written short story.