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A review by pleasejustletmeread
Dangerous Women, Part I by Gardner Dozois, George R.R. Martin
3.0
Meant to give it three and a half stars, but since that is not a possibility, three stars will have to make do.
A variation of short stories written by very different authors; all brilliant, but with their own unique style of writing, both concerning language, vocabulary, sentence structure, etc., and genre, here implied how the story is built.
This makes a short story collection like this ideal for people wanting to broaden their horizon and read outside their comfort zone, as it is an eye opener to authors some people otherwise wouldn't have read anything from.
That being said, the collection easily comes of rather chaotic and messy, as the short stories are VERY different, and do not have many things in common. Yes, they feature strong women, but that is about it..
A variation of short stories written by very different authors; all brilliant, but with their own unique style of writing, both concerning language, vocabulary, sentence structure, etc., and genre, here implied how the story is built.
This makes a short story collection like this ideal for people wanting to broaden their horizon and read outside their comfort zone, as it is an eye opener to authors some people otherwise wouldn't have read anything from.
That being said, the collection easily comes of rather chaotic and messy, as the short stories are VERY different, and do not have many things in common. Yes, they feature strong women, but that is about it..