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2.0 out of 5 stars
A disappointing collection of fantasy,
By Craig Childs (Cordova, TN United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dragons Of Light (Ace Science Fiction) (Paperback)
The purpose of the book, as stated in its introduction, was to bring together "good writing and good art" from top-notch sci-fi/fantasy authors and illustrators. Each illustrator was chosen because his or her style seemed to uniquely fit the story he or she was visualizing.This may have been a great idea, but it just didn't work out. In my mass market paperback edition, the illustrations were all reduced to fuzzy black-and-white sketches. The stories themselves were either run-of-the-mill dragon stories or trite parodies. This collection barely rose to the level of mediocrity. |
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Dragons of Light by Orson Scott Card (Mass Market Paperback - June 1988)
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