Sarah Hans

You'll certainly discover some strong, original writing in this collection of steampunk tales set around the world.

A diverse enough collection, containing mostly average stories.
I found the first few stories were really poor and the rest was not good enough to make up for that.

“Shedding Skin; Or, How the World Came to Be” by Jay Lake (*)
“Hidden Strength” by Jaymee Goh (*)
“Promised” by Nisi Shawl (*)
“The Firebird” by Emily Cataneo (***)
“The Little Begum” by Indrapramit Das (**)
“One Thousand and One Pieces” by Lucien Soulban (***)
“Hatavat Chalom” by Lillian Cohen-Moore show more (**)
“The Leviathan of Trincomalee” by Lucy A. Snyder (***)
The Hand of Sa-Seti” by Balogun Ojetade (**)
“The Omai Gods” by Alex Bledsoe (***)
“The Governess and We” by Benjanun Sriduangkaew (****)
“Tangi A Te Ruru/The Cry of the Morepork” by Pip Ballantine (***)
“The Construct Also Dreams of Flight” by Rochita Loenen-Ruiz (***)
“Budo, or the Flying Orchid” by Tade Thompson (***)
“The Şehrazatın Diyoraması Tour” by SJ Chambers (***)
“The Emperor Everlasting” by Nayad A. Monroe (***)
“Mary Sundown and the Clockmaker’s Children” by Malon Edwards (***)
“Good Hunting” by Ken Liu (****) show less