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The third annual compilation of the best fantasy and horror, covering work produced by Australian and New Zealand writers in 2012. Over 140,000 words of fiction from some of the genre's best and most awarded writers. Together with an annual genre overview and recommended reading list this is both a book to be read and a valuable reference work. This volume collects 34 stories and poems by Joanne Anderton, R.J. Astruc, Lee Battersby, Alan Baxter, Jenny Blackford, Eddy Burger, Isobelle Carmody, Jay Caselberg, Stephen Dedman, Felicity Dowker, Terry Dowling, Tom Dullemond, Thoraiya Dyer, Will Elliot, Jason Fischer, Dirk Flinthart, Lisa L. Hannett, Narrelle M. Harris, Kathleen Jennings, Gary Kemble, Margo Lanagan, Martin Livings, Penelope Love, Andrew J. McKiernan, Karen Maric, Faith Mudge, Nicole Murphy, Jason Nahrung, Tansy Rayner Roberts, Angela Slatter, Anna Tambour, Kyla Ward, and Kaaron Warren.… (más)
The first thing I noticed when scanning through the contributors was the number of familiar names. The second was how many of them are women, and it's wonderful. Often you have to read 'best by women' anthologies to get this sort of representation so it's awesome to see it in a by merit 'best' anthology. The stories are extremely varied, most wonderfully weird. A couple of them I just didn't 'get' because they were leaning too much towards experimental writing but it's a strong collection. It's always great to read Australian works but this really is a world-class anthology. ( )
The third annual compilation of the best fantasy and horror, covering work produced by Australian and New Zealand writers in 2012. Over 140,000 words of fiction from some of the genre's best and most awarded writers. Together with an annual genre overview and recommended reading list this is both a book to be read and a valuable reference work. This volume collects 34 stories and poems by Joanne Anderton, R.J. Astruc, Lee Battersby, Alan Baxter, Jenny Blackford, Eddy Burger, Isobelle Carmody, Jay Caselberg, Stephen Dedman, Felicity Dowker, Terry Dowling, Tom Dullemond, Thoraiya Dyer, Will Elliot, Jason Fischer, Dirk Flinthart, Lisa L. Hannett, Narrelle M. Harris, Kathleen Jennings, Gary Kemble, Margo Lanagan, Martin Livings, Penelope Love, Andrew J. McKiernan, Karen Maric, Faith Mudge, Nicole Murphy, Jason Nahrung, Tansy Rayner Roberts, Angela Slatter, Anna Tambour, Kyla Ward, and Kaaron Warren.
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The stories are extremely varied, most wonderfully weird. A couple of them I just didn't 'get' because they were leaning too much towards experimental writing but it's a strong collection. It's always great to read Australian works but this really is a world-class anthology. (