The Chick is in the Mail (Chicks in Chainmail #4)
by
Esther M. Friesner,
Elizabeth Moon , Harry Turtledove , Charles Sheffield , Steven Piziks , Nancy Kress (Goodreads Author) , Margaret Ball , William Sanders
,
more…
They aren't all that PC, but you better not get in their way!
From the silly to the simply smashing, the Chicks in Chainmail are back to save us once again! Whether defending a charity ball against rapscallion pirates or taking names at a medievalist tournament in the Asteroid Belt, whether bringing a snotty loremaster to his rightful comeuppance or protecting our schoolchi...more
From the silly to the simply smashing, the Chicks in Chainmail are back to save us once again! Whether defending a charity ball against rapscallion pirates or taking names at a medievalist tournament in the Asteroid Belt, whether bringing a snotty loremaster to his rightful comeuppance or protecting our schoolchi...more
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(first published October 1st 2000)
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I was sad to see this is the very last Chicks anthology I had not read. Several stories include characters that have appeared in all the anthologies while there are many stand alone stories as well. As usual the stories ran the gamut of b movie grade to classic fantasy to referencing myths and classic literature. As always, very enjoyable and hilarious.
I read this one while quite sick and unable to concentrate. It was the perfect silly fun for the job!
Standouts include:
"Sweet Charity" - Elizabeth Moon
"Arms and the Woman" -Nancy Kress
"Fun With Hieroglyphics" - Margaret Ball
"Troll By Jury" -Esther Friesner
"Foxy Boxy Girl Fights Giant Monster King" - Pierce Askegren
Standouts include:
"Sweet Charity" - Elizabeth Moon
"Arms and the Woman" -Nancy Kress
"Fun With Hieroglyphics" - Margaret Ball
"Troll By Jury" -Esther Friesner
"Foxy Boxy Girl Fights Giant Monster King" - Pierce Askegren
Sep 27, 2009
Frank Taranto
rated it
3 of 5 stars
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review of another edition
Shelves:
fantasy,
short-stories
These books are great fun. The stories and writing range from ok to great, but the whole idea is fun and different.
Dec 24, 2010
David Melbie
rated it
4 of 5 stars
·
review of another edition
Recommends it for:
Comic Fantasy lovers
Recommended to David by:
Picked myself
Funny! Very funny!
/review to come
Favorites include:
"Fun with Hieroglyphics" Love Ball. Love love love.
"The Right Bitch"
"Sweet Charity" Moon is consistently good.
"The Case of Prince Charming" opening poem notwithstanding.
"Patterns in the Chain" Knitting armor.
"Troll by Jury" husband hunting. Thanks, Mom.
"Incognito, Ergo Sum" Griffins.
Favorites include:
"Fun with Hieroglyphics" Love Ball. Love love love.
"The Right Bitch"
"Sweet Charity" Moon is consistently good.
"The Case of Prince Charming" opening poem notwithstanding.
"Patterns in the Chain" Knitting armor.
"Troll by Jury" husband hunting. Thanks, Mom.
"Incognito, Ergo Sum" Griffins.
http://nhw.livejournal.com/272062.html[return][return]A one-joke book.
Apr 30, 2013
Zach, "Gnome" Israel
rated it
4 of 5 stars
·
review of another edition
Shelves:
fantasy-and-sci-fi,
parody
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Esther M. Friesner was educated at Vassar College, where she completed B.A's in both Spanish and Drama. She went to on to Yale University; within five years she was awarded an M.A. and Ph.D. in Spanish. She taught Spanish at Yale for a number of years before going on to become a full-time author of fantasy and science fiction. She has published twenty-seven novels so far; her most recent titles in...more
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