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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Some good stories, some a bit clever, most ordinary. And I've never encountered a gooey pastry cream version of a Madeleine, though I've had chocolate ones and chocolate dipped ones. A writer should not describe pastry he has not eaten, and editors should edit him if he does. I suspect more sloppiness. I acquired it because it has a story by Carol Berg who hasn't written enough for me. It was interesting but not satisfying. ( ) no reviews | add a review
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A decade ago, readers thrilled to the debut of a new series of elegant, romantic fantasy stories. Now there is a new volume, brimming with tales that enchant and delight. Here are stories of love and betrayal, of alchemy and swordplay, of lovers lost and found, of dreams denied and fulfilled -- from the secret heirs of Alexander the Great to a bard who sings traumatized dragons back to sanity to an African girls' cricket team to an American patriot on the eve of the Revolutionary War, from the rooftops of Victorian Paris to 17th Century India to imaginary but no less vivid lands and characters who will whisper to you of sweet, sweet dreams long after the final page is turned. This volume includes stories by Robin Wayne Bailey, Carol Berg, Marie Brennan, Doranna Durgin, India Edghill, Rosemary Edghill, Heather Rose Jones, Pat MacEwen, Diana L. Paxson, Marella Sands, Dave Smeds, Judith Tarr, and Lawrence Watt-Evans. No library descriptions found. |
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