Ravens in the Library anthology
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jennifer_brozekI'm not done with it yet. I'm savoring each story as I get a chance to read something I -want- to read. This is an absolutely fabulous anthology. I have loved every story so far but two have stood out. Both of them made me cry (in a good way) for different reasons:
King of Crows by Midori Synder and Pipsqueak by Angel Leigh McCoy.
Seriously, if you have not bought and read Ravens in the Library, you are missing out. I have only nine stories left to go and I'm hoarding them like my favorite pieces of candy.
King of Crows by Midori Synder and Pipsqueak by Angel Leigh McCoy.
Seriously, if you have not bought and read Ravens in the Library, you are missing out. I have only nine stories left to go and I'm hoarding them like my favorite pieces of candy.
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Date: 2009-04-17 01:07 am (UTC)If you're enjoying this book, I suspect you'd really love this one:
http://www.alibris.com/search/books/isbn/9781892058096
It's another one of the books that made it into my collection because it had work by Charles de Lint, Nina Kiriki Hoffman, and Neil Gaiman in it.
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Date: 2009-04-18 08:34 pm (UTC)