Saturday, 7 January 2012
ST20 Reviewed at Hellnotes
Rather a good review from Mario Guslandi here. I'm glad that - as usual - the mix of stories means that the discerning reader can always find at least one or two absorbing tales. Diversity is strength, I feel, and I often worry that my own tastes as an editor might be too narrow. Still, you've got to call it like you see it, and all that.
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