To me, this author probably got closest to recreating Correia’s tone. Quincy J Allen “Sons Of The Father” – Maybe my favorite of the bunch, this was one was a lot of fun. Natural" – Decent story, nothing particularly memorable. I’m not sure if all these stories are “canon,” but if so I hope to see one of the characters from this story show up again.įaith Hunter “She Bitch, Killer of Kits” - Jane Yellowrock seems like an interesting character, but I wasn’t a massive fan of the writing style.
Nothing terribly wrong here, but overall just a but meh.īrad Torgersen “The Bride” – Well written, the actual events were a bit bland but raised a very intriguing possibility that might have implications for the main storyline. Maurice Broaddus “The Dead Yard” – I was interested in a story focusing on Trip, but was a little let down. The tone felt melodramatic, it felt like there was all kinds of backstory that I needed and was missing, and the events themselves were hard to follow. Wright “The Manticore Sanction” – I’ve never read anything by this author before, and sadly this was the one story I just didn’t like at all. Can't beat a story wabout a turf war between elves and gnomes. Jessica Day George “A Knight Of the Enchanted Forest” – A bit of a departure in tone from the first few, this story was very fun and entertaining. Mike Kuparii “Darkness Under The Mountain” – Another solid entry, this one took a lesser known MHI member to a very different locale than normal, showing off a new monster. I love Jim Butcher, so while this was good, it didn’t quite live up to my high expectations. Jim Butcher “Small Problems” – This one was a bit different. Larry Correia “Thistle” – Usual Correia, it was a nice, fun little story that had an interesting twist at the end that I’m curious to see whether it makes an appearance in the main series. Some were excellent, some were fine, and there was only one that I distinctly disliked. Overall I would say that, like most anthologies, it was a mixed bag. Anthologies aren’t my favorite, but the whole idea sounded very interesting to me. Larry Correia “Thistle” – Usual Correia, it was a nice, fun little story that had an interesting twist at the end that I’m curious to see whe 3.5 StarsĪs someone who loves all things MHI, I was very excited to read this.
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