Treasures of Fantasy

Only a very brief introduction on fantasy as parable here. The anthology averages 3.50, so that is good. A couple of excellent stories to be found here, and a few goo dones. Treasures of Fantasy : A Proper Santa Claus - Anne McCaffrey Treasures of Fantasy : Wet Wings - Mercedes Lackey Treasures of Fantasy : Not Long Before the End - Larry Niven Treasures of Fantasy : The Queen of Air and Darkness - Poul Anderson Treasures of Fantasy : Comes Now the Power - Roger Zelazny Treasures of Fantasy : Lady of the Skulls - Patricia A. McKillip Treasures of Fantasy : The Long Night of Waiting - Andre Norton Treasures of Fantasy : A Dozen of Everything - Marion Zimmer Bradley Treasures of Fantasy : Sandmagic - Orson Scott Card Treasures of Fantasy : Narrow Valley - R. A. Lafferty Treasures of Fantasy : Guinevere's Truth - Jennifer Roberson Treasures of Fantasy : Storm in a Bottle - John Jakes Treasures of Fantasy : Sail On! Sail On! - Philip José Farmer Treasures of Fantasy : My Dear Emily - Joanna Russ Treasures of Fantasy : The Dragonbone Flute - Lois Tilton Treasures of Fantasy : The Man Who Loved the Sea - Alan Brennert Treasures of Fantasy : The Same to You Doubled - Robert Sheckley Treasures of Fantasy : The Dreamstone - C. J. Cherryh Treasures of Fantasy : The Seventh Mandarin - Jane Yolen Treasures of Fantasy : The Montavarde Camera - Avram Davidson Treasures of Fantasy : Shottle Bop - Theodore Sturgeon Treasures of Fantasy : The King of the Elves - Philip K. Dick Treasures of Fantasy : Salve Regina - Melanie Rawn Treasures of Fantasy : The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas - Ursula K. LeGuin Why can't I have my own? 3.5 out of 5 Psi-cop raven release. 3.5 out of 5 Once upon a time a swordsman battled a sorcerer. As was fairly de rigeur, really. To paraphrase Guru Bob, 'a good big barbarian with weapon will always beat a good little sorcerer when the magic goes away.' 4.5 out of 5 A fairy stole my baby. 4.5 out of 5 Mind block. 3 out of 5 Precious girl. 4 out of 5 Fairy lost kid find. 3 out of 5 Too much of a djinn thing. 4 out of 5 Desert power. 3.5 out of 5 Ditch illusion psychic projection projectile fun. 3.5 out of 5

Reading the list of authors that have contrbuted to this book is like reading a Who's Who in the world of fantasy fiction. In "Treasures of Fantasy" you will find stories that make you shiver, cry, or laugh, stories that open new doors of imagination. While one or two of the authors' styles can be confusing within the context of the others (and boy! do some of these stories make a person really think!), on the whole this is a wonderfully diverse collection of adventures for the reader to join. From a magic valley that seems to alter the fabric of space, to a child who can do anything simply because no-one's told him he can't, to the rediscovery of mankind's ancient "little people" on a planet far from Earth, this book captured my imagination and my heart.A must-read for all fantasy/sci-fi fans!