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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Interesting and Diverse,
By laurenpie (San Diego, CA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: People of the Book: A Decade of Jewish Science Fiction & Fantasy (Kindle Edition)
Frequently enjoyable, occasionally heart-wrenching, and almost always a thought-provoking and immediate cultural immersion. The very diverseness of the collection was interesting of itself.My VERY favorites for narrative strength: 1. Peter S Beagle, "UNCLE CHAIM AND AUNT RIFKE AND THE ANGEL" 2. Glen Hirshberg, "THE MULDOON" 3. Jonathon Sullivan's "NIELS BOHR AND THE SLEEPING DANE" 4. Tamar Yellin's "REUBEN" 5. Michael Blumlein's "FIDILETY: A PRIMER" My favorites for uniqueness of plot: 1. Neil Gaiman's "THE PROBLEM OF SUSAN" 2. Matthew Kressel's, "THE HISTORY WITHIN US" 3. Max Sparber's, "ELIYAHU HA-NAVI" 4. Elana Gomel's "GOING EAST" Wistfully beautiful: Rose Lemberg's "GEDDARIEN" Just plain fun, but with deeper layers: Michael Chabon's "GOLEMS I HAVE KNOWN" Disliked: Rachel Pollack's "BURNING BEARD" (felt sacrilegious) Don't give up after the first few stories, their quality gets better! The anthology could have been enhanced by including a few NON-fiction editorial essays on the subject matter. |
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People of the Book: A Decade of Jewish Science Fiction & Fantasy by Sean Wallace (Paperback - December 14, 2010)
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