A Big Book of Strange, Weird, and Wonderful: The Best Horror, Fantasy, and Science Fiction from the pages of "An Unforgettable E-Fiction Quarterly""

Name: A Big Book of Strange, Weird, and Wonderful: The Best Horror, Fantasy, and Science Fiction from the pages of "An Unforgettable E-Fiction Quarterly""
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ISBN: 9781466490345

✍️ D L Russell

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🏛 Createspace Independent Publishing Platform 📅 2012 📖 242 pages 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781466490345

📝 Description: A Big Book of Strange, Weird, and Wonderful: The Best Horror, Fantasy, and Science Fiction from the pages of "An Unforgettable E-Fiction Quarterly""

An anthology of the Best Horror, Fantasy, and Science Fiction from Strange, Weird, and Wonderful Magazine online. Master works of speculative fiction from Abra Staffin Wiebe, Drew Arrants, D. L. Russell, Mary Patterson Thornburg, Todd Robinson, Matt Walker, Mason Kuldinow, Matthew Sideman, Joel Arnold, Stephen Goldsmith, R. J. Sullivan, M. Francis Patterson, C. L. Rossman, Dina Leacock, Terry W. Ervin II, A. K. Sykora, Mary Brunini McArdle, & Bruce Memblatt

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This anthology functions primarily as a compilation rather than a cohesive narrative, relying on the strength of its individual contributors rather than a unified editorial voice. It suits readers who enjoy sampling multiple authors and are willing to navigate varying prose styles and thematic inconsistencies inherent in multi-author collections. However, it does not suit readers seeking a singular, immersive authorial perspective or those expecting high-production value illustrations and extensive critical apparatus. It is a modest addition to the shelf, valuable only for its specific roster of digital-era speculative fiction writers.

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Horror Reads editorial team

This anthology functions primarily as a compilation rather than a cohesive narrative, relying on the strength of its individual contributors rather than a unified editorial voice. It suits readers who enjoy sampling multiple authors and are willing to navigate varying prose styles and thematic inconsistencies inherent in multi-author collections. However, it does not suit readers seeking a singular, immersive authorial perspective or those expecting high-production value illustrations and extensive critical apparatus. It is a modest addition to the shelf, valuable only for its specific roster of digital-era speculative fiction writers.