Green Man Review - Paper Cities: An Anthology of Urban Fantasy

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My review of the Senses Five Press anthology, Paper Cities: An Anthology of Urban Fantasy (ed. by Ekaterina Sedia, she of The Secret History of Moscow fame), is live today at Green Man Review.

There's also a fine review of Maria Tartar's Annotated Hans Christian Andersen, which rather just makes me even more keenly aware of the injustice that I don't own that volume yet.

I wanted to review Odd and the Frost Giants (Neil Gaiman's contribution to World Book Day in the UK), but April Gutierrez beat me to it: you can see her review here.

To check out the rest of this edition of Green Man Review, visit the What's New page.

Past Reviews:
Angels in America by Tony Kushner
Imaginings: An Anthology of Visionary Literature ed. by Stefan Rudnicki
The Maps of Tolkien's Middle Earth compiled by John Howe and Brian Sibley
The Shape-Changer's Wife by Sharon Shinn (Won an Excellence in Writing Award from Green Man Review.)
Fitcher's Brides by Gregory Frost
The Stories of Hans Christian Andersen ed. by Diana Crone and Jeffrey Frank
Vampire Hunter D by Hideyuki Kikuchi
Tales of the Golden Corpse by Sandra Benson (Won an Excellence in Writing award.)
Hildur, Queen of the Elves And Other Icelandic Legends by J.M. Bedell
M Is For Magic by Neil Gaiman
The Grass-Cutting Sword by Catherynne M. Valente
Salt of the Air by Vera Nazarian
King Arthur, Touchstone Pictures 2004 (Won an Excellence in Writing award and a Grinch Award from Green Man Review.)