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Very strange book. "Harvest Moon", "Vermilion Dreams" and "The Short Medical Career of Fine Sam Fine" were the best in the collection.
A very wide range of stories and quality.M. L. D. Curelas's Harvest Moon is superb. Her story is chilling and moving. I got very attached to her characters and I'm hoping that she does more in this world, I'd like to see what happens! Her story is a must read.
Very enjoyable. My favorite (and I admit that I'm biased) was Harvest Moon by M.L.D. Curelas. However I also liked: Random Access Memory and Flight of Passage.
Definitely was an interesting read, something new to try. Kind of a hit and miss on some of the stories that went completely over my head, but maybe that's the fault of the reader and not the author? Who's to say. Definitely some stories in here (Harvest Moon, Nightward, One Nation Under Gods, The Brief Medical Career of Fine Sam Fine, to name a few) that stood out for me... others kinda fell flat, but hey, it's weird fiction for a reason. All the contributions offer cool ideas and prose, and it...
As usual with short stories, only a few were interesting. Quite a few here were dull, frankly. I only read it for John Park's Nightward, really (it landed squarely in the interesting bucket btw). Heat Death (Patrick Johanneson), Flight of Passage (Jon Martin Watts), and One Nation Under Gods (Jerome Stueart) were also kind of interesting.
A good addition to the long running series. The "Strange" category of stories were my least favourite.
A mixed bag of weird tales and outright horror stories. A third of the stories left me scratching my head, a third were okay, and about 1/3 had me thinking about the stories long after I put down the book. Definitely by it for the 1/3 that were memorable. It's worth it.
