Glimpses: A Collection Of Nightrunner Short Stories

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Glimpses: A Collection Of Nightrunner Short Stories (Nightrunner #3.5)

by Lynn Flewelling (Goodreads Author), Reece Notley (Editor), Laura Anne Gilman (Goodreads Author) (Introduction), Anne Cain (Cover Design)

3.93 of 5 stars 3.93 · rating details · 818 ratings · 76 reviews

A Collection of Nightrunner Short Stories Lynn Flewelling's Glimpses explores "lost" moments from her popular Nightrunner Series, events alluded to or passed over - Alec's parents and childhood, Seregil's early liaisons in Skala, Seregil and Alec's first night as lovers, how Seregil and Micum Cavish met.

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Published September 19th 2010 by Createspace (first published September 18th 2010)

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Mar 05, 2011 Kati rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: gay, het, 2011, fantasy, anthology, in-english, ebooks

3.5 stars. This collection of short - mostly erotic - stories fills some blanks in the "Nightrunner" books. But it's not as good. I don't know, I found some of the stories lacking a bit.

"Misfit" tells the story of Seregil's first sexual relationship in Rhíminee and how Seregil became Nysander's pupil. I felt so, so sorry for Seregil in this one. Great story but rather painful to read in places, especially when you know how his apprenticeship ends. 4 stars.

"The Wild" tells the reader about how Al...more

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Feb 05, 2011 Red Haircrow rated it 2 of 5 stars

I loved the first 3 books in the Nightrunner series. Seregil, Alec and the rest of the crew, the swift pace and vividness of the story was as manna to me. I love fantasy novels! The last two revisited the setting for me but I found them somewhat rushed and confusing although of course as a fan, I still believe and look forward to the next installments.

So I was looking forward to the world of Seregil and Alec to be expanded in "Glimpses", which is what I'm sure the author wished for her readers....more

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Jun 07, 2011 Aredhel rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: faeries-fantasy, glbt, short-stories, read-in-2011

What could be more thrilling than to be able to read about your favorite characters while your are waiting for the book that features them to be released? Nothing, I guess.

This collection of short stories is a great companion to the original Nightrunner series. It throws some light upon different periods of Seregil's and Alec's lives when they were apart and had no idea about each other's existence as well as upon some moments of their lives when they were already together.

The only thing that di...more

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Jun 16, 2012 Seregil of Rhiminee rated it 5 of 5 stars

(Note! This review was written before Casket of Souls was published, so certain things are a bit out of date in this review.)

Glimpses is a short story collection, which die-hard Nightrunner fans will be thrilled to read, because it's full of interesting details about the characters (I'm one of these die-hard fans, because I've liked Lynn Flewelling's books since reading Luck in the Shadows a few years ago). Glimpses is also a good collection for new fans, because it contains stories, which revea...more

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Aug 20, 2011 Lora Maroney rated it 1 of 5 stars

I know I'm seriously in the minority here, and that's fine, but I found this absolutely excruciating to dredge through. I was hesitant to pick this up because I dislike erotica, but the temptation of seeing into the characters' pasts and missing moments was too much. I assumed there would be actual plot among all the sex. 'Twas not so.

I enjoyed the short snippet of Seregil meeting Micum, but it was little more than a palate cleanser between all the sex in the rest of the stories. I found myself...more

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Feb 08, 2012 Rabby rated it 3 of 5 stars

On its own Glimpses is probably a pretty confusing book; snippets of stories with little or no character development, a huge array of artwork from various artists, and multiple pairings. The expectation is, of course, that you've read the Nightrunner series and you already know the characters.

Pretty much everyone knows that Lynn seemed to struggle with writing the erotica in this very much erotica-centric anthology (or so it was rumoured to be... the "erotica" was pretty soft and not overly expl...more On its own Glimpses is probably a pretty confusing book; snippets of stories with little or no character development, a huge array of artwork from various artists, and multiple pairings. The expectation is, of course, that you've read the Nightrunner series and you already know the characters.

Pretty much everyone knows that Lynn seemed to struggle with writing the erotica in this very much erotica-centric anthology (or so it was rumoured to be... the "erotica" was pretty soft and not overly explicit -which was kind of disappointing - but is great if you're curious but not THAT curious). As a fan, I personally hoped she would work through it to find herself a comfortable area from which she could work, but when I read it I could FEEL the discomfort of writing it... Like it was a real effort to get it out, and a lot of blushing was involved. It kind of taught me that if you don't have the stomach for writing it, don't force it.

I agree with many other reviews that some of the scenes probably would have been better left to the imagination (and despite reading Glimpses, I retain my imagined scenarios). "The Bond" was alright, but felt rushed; it was a very important moment for Nightrunner fans, and it feels as though it was really forced out, and not as polished as the novels in which it would have occurred. That made it seem out of character and probably why many people associated it with fanfiction.

"Misfit" told an uncomfortable tale that, when alluded to in the books, I kind of sighed sadly at. It felt just a bit cliche that Seregil would have had relations with the PRINCE, but what can you do. I does provide something interesting in the novel in actually pertains to, but in Glimpses it was really depressing. And it's fine if a story or relationship is depressing, but if you're going out of your way to spoil your fans with fanservice, it'd be nice if it didn't make them want to cry. That being said, I had the high honor of having two illustrations featured in this story!

"By the River" was intriguing but, in the end, felt like more of an allusion than a story. It caught your attention and immediately released it as it ended abruptly. That was disappointing, as seeing the DEVELOPMENT of those two characters and their relationship was, I believe, really what fans were looking forward to. It had been previous released to fangroups, but it would have been nice if it had been expanded for its publication.

"The Wild" was a nice run-in with Alec's parents as actual characters, as in the novels they kind of become something that seems of legend. Alec's father has little personality it seems, but was a hero. Eh? Finally nice to see some light shed on these characters, but overall the story didn't seem particularly memorable to me.

Even as an illustrator, I'd have preferred more story, less art. I am sure it was difficult for Lynn to pick what illustrations would be featured, but by the time the book was published, many more illustrations were included than the original intention that was put out. (I believe 20 or so were originally slated?) Some illustrations were distracting, while others worked cohesively. I can't say whether I think chosing various fanart submissions was a great idea - as one of those published it's an honor. But some were... odd. And that's not really the fault of the illustrators, I believe, either. When casting about for what to illustrate the author did send illustrators snippets or some details that were unreleased, but no snippet can capture the prose, weight and mood of the story as well as the story itself. So the book overall ends up looking rather a bit like a jagged puzzle being forced together. I think it could have worked with LESS illustrations, but having so many, it became a fanfare. (No pun intended.) This project ended up feeling much the same, which is unfortunate.

Perhaps it was rushed, perhaps it was not meant to be. At the very least, the author, whom I greatly respect, got to try new things, and many illustrators received the great pleasure of being published. Still, I'll be looking forward more to the next novel, and may be less inclined to stray.

Definitely can be read in a half hour.(less)

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Sep 21, 2010 Molly H. rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Nightrunner fans, slash fans

Shelves: on-my-bookshelf, fantasy

SPOILER WARNING: This book itself, plus my review, is a spoiler if you haven't read any of the Nightrunner books by Lynn Flewelling (beginning with Luck in the Shadows) or if you've only read Luck in the Shadows and Stalking Darkness.

If you have read the Nightrunner series and wished the male/male sex scenes weren't always cut off, this is the short story collection for you. That being said, there's more to it than erotica (and more than just m/m erotica, even). Fitting the title, this collectio...more SPOILER WARNING: This book itself, plus my review, is a spoiler if you haven't read any of the Nightrunner books by Lynn Flewelling (beginning with Luck in the Shadows) or if you've only read Luck in the Shadows and Stalking Darkness.

If you have read the Nightrunner series and wished the male/male sex scenes weren't always cut off, this is the short story collection for you. That being said, there's more to it than erotica (and more than just m/m erotica, even). Fitting the title, this collection offers four glimpses into "cut scenes" from the Nightrunner books, plus a short excerpt from the next book, workingly entitled The Summer Players (title WILL change) and expected to release October 2011. This collection is also peppered with fan art, selected by Lynn herself, depicting scenes from the various short stories. It's a nice touch, as well as a charming homage to her fans.

The first short, "The Misfit," follows Seregil just after his exile and into his apprenticeship with Nysander. It also details his first sexual encounter in Skala (m/m).

The second story, "The Wild," covers a short part of Alec's childhood with his father, which includes his father reminiscing about what happened between him and Alec's mother. Warning: hetero sex.

The third, "By the River," is a previously released short (mostly to fan groups) about how Seregil and Micum met. No erotica (apologies to the Seregil/Micum shippers...ha).

"The Bond" will probably be of the most interest to hardcore Nightrunner fans. No pun intended. (Okay, you got me, pun intended.) Herein lies the details of Seregil and Alec's consummation of their love for one another on that fateful night following the end of Stalking Darkness.

Last but not least, "The Summer Players (working title)," the excerpt from the upcoming Nightrunner book. Some nudity.

As always, Flewelling's writing is smooth, enjoyable and easy to follow. If I have one complaint about this collection, it's that it is too short. As far as I'm concerned, all of the glimpses ended too soon. I know these are supposed to be very short snippets--hence the collection title and whatnot--and they had to end somewhere, but I wish each would have gone on just a moment longer. That being said, "The Bond" was my favorite and the most satisfying glimpse. I also loved "The Wild" and "By the River." I was not as fond of "The Misfit," perhaps because I prefer to see Seregil in his more mature and confident state. Not that he doesn't have confidence in this story, but he is also younger and less sure of himself. I will always enjoy the dynamic of Seregil's surety and worldliness to Alec's [seeming] innocence more than I'll enjoy seeing Seregil at one of the worst times in his life (and Alec-less). I think it may also be that while I was curious about everything else that the other glimpses revealed, I guess I wasn't that curious to find out more of what Seregil was like when he was fresh-arrived in Skala. As for the excerpt from the next book, I was already excited but now I really can't wait!

I highly recommend this book to any Nightrunner fans; even if you've only finished Luck in the Shadows and Stalking Darkness, it's a real treat to see behind the curtain and into those scenes that would have made Flewelling's books unpublishable in the mid-90s. And beyond those scenes, it was especially wonderful to sneak a peek at Alec's childhood, plus his parents' and Micum and Seregil's first meetings. If you're a slash fiction fan but haven't read this series, then you will probably enjoy this collection. However, I'd say you'll enjoy it far more if you read the Nightrunner series first (or, again, the first two books). (less)

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Aug 08, 2011 Jaime rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, fantasy, romance

Glimpses is a more than apt title as that is exactly what the author delivers, no more and no less. These are glimpses of scenes that could have been, but weren't. This book is decidedly for diehard fans of the series, and is appropriately illustrated by fans themselves. I enjoyed it immensely.

The first story, Misfit, takes readers back to when Seregil first came to Skala, the origin of Phoria's hate of him, and how he became Nysander's apprentice. The tale made me want a prequel of some of Sere...more

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Jan 04, 2011 Becky added it

This review doesn't contain any spoilers for the book that fans of the Nightrunner series are not already aware of. I wouldn't reccomend this book to someone new to the series, but it is wonderful for those who have read at least the first two books of the series - Luck in the Shadows and Stalking Darkness.

Like many other Nightrunner fans, I've been looking forward to this collection of short stories with much anticipation. It's a nice "breather" for us who are waiting for the next novel, Casket...more This review doesn't contain any spoilers for the book that fans of the Nightrunner series are not already aware of. I wouldn't reccomend this book to someone new to the series, but it is wonderful for those who have read at least the first two books of the series - Luck in the Shadows and Stalking Darkness.

Like many other Nightrunner fans, I've been looking forward to this collection of short stories with much anticipation. It's a nice "breather" for us who are waiting for the next novel, Casket of Souls (in the book she calls it Summer Players, which was a working title she changed her mind on after publication of Glimpses).

The story that most people seemed to be excited about was Seregil and Alec's first night as lovers. While I do love Seregil and Alec and I think their relationship is fantastic, I was NOT looking forward to it. I've been dissapointed in the past by other authors revealing things when they should have just let the reader's mind fill in the holes, and I didn't want this to happen with a series I love so much.

I'm happy to say that this didn't happen. The story in question is called "The Bond," and it was not my favorite story in the collection. However, I liked and enjoyed all of the stories in the book, so saying that it is not my favorite one isn't a knock on it.

My favorite story is "The Wild," which is about Alec's childhood and also about how his parents met. Alec's father, Amasa, is so important to Alec and his sense of identity in the series that I was always sad to have never "met" him, since he dies shortly before Luck in the Shadows starts. "The Wild" satisfies that desire. I found myself rooting for Amasa and Ireya even though I knew it wouldn't do any good since everyone who's read the series knows their fate. By "meeting" Amasa, I can appreciate so much more about Alec.

The fan art was a wonderful touch to help make this book personal, and it shows that Flewelling put a lot of thought into this small book. My only complaint is that it's small - I would have liked to see a few more side stories in there.(less)

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Dec 30, 2010 Elizabeth H. rated it 4 of 5 stars

3.5 stars rounding up to 4.0 stars out of great respect for the author.

I adore the Nightrunner series by Lynn Flewelling. Her characters are unforgettable; surely I actually know them in my real life? But in this collection of short stories, Seregil and Alec don't really come alive for me. Especially in the Bonding, the story of the first time Seregil and Alec make love, I felt as if the author were writing what she really didn't want to write. I could perceive her discomfort. Truthfully, it was...more

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Mar 20, 2011 amelia cavendish rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-2011, erotica, fiction, fantasy, gay-male, het

3.5 stars, because despite being a collection of short stories taking us taken back in time in the Nightrunner series, it didn't capture the magic of Luck in the Shadows and Stalking Darkness for me.

'Misfit' shows us Seregil's life when he first came to Skala and how miserable he was, although to be honest, I could have done without knowing the full details of Seregil's relationship with Prince Korathan.

'The Wild' introduces us properly to Alec's father and how he and Alec's mother became involv...more

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May 01, 2011 Nancy O'Toole rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, short-fiction

In Glimpses, Lynn Flewelling gives us four short stories in the Nightrunner universe, covering events that have been referenced in theseries, but never told in full. The collection also consists of fanart of the series, a forward by fantasy author Laura Anne Gilman, and an excerpt from the next Nightrunner novel, Summer Players (recently renamed Casket of Souls). Ultimately, I felt as if Glimpses was a solid collection filled with some nice stories. The stories found here feel a little smaller t...more In Glimpses, Lynn Flewelling gives us four short stories in the Nightrunner universe, covering events that have been referenced in theseries, but never told in full. The collection also consists of fanart of the series, a forward by fantasy author Laura Anne Gilman, and an excerpt from the next Nightrunner novel, Summer Players (recently renamed Casket of Souls). Ultimately, I felt as if Glimpses was a solid collection filled with some nice stories. The stories found here feel a little smaller than the series (which can be quite epic), and often have heavier romantic leanings. The fanart (which ranges from pretty good to quite impressive) compliments the stories really well. The drawbacks of the collection are the handful of distracting editing errors, and the fact that it's only about a 100 pages worth of new content. It's good content, but a hard sell for an $11 book. The collection probably won't be drawing in many new readers, but for fans who want to learn a little more about Alec and Seregil, it's a must buy.

In Misfit, we're given a glimpse of a teenage Seregil, newly arrived in Skala. Struggling to fit into a new city, Seregil finds himself falling into the arms of Price Korathan. Meanwhile, the wizard Nysander can't help but notice that Seregil has the potential for magic. Misfit was interesting, as it shows us a much younger, less confident Seregil, recently exiled. It's also consists of sex scenes that are much more graphic than readers are used to seeing in the Nightrunner books. It's a good think that Flewelling is so good at writing them. Misfit is quite a nice story, although I found myself at times wishing that she had written the story that comes after it (Seregil's training under Nysander) instead.

In the Wild, we're given a closer look into the romance between Alec's mother and father. I thought it was nice to get a closer look at Amasa (Alec's father), and the relationship they shared while Alec was just a young boy. I also felt that the romance between Amasa and Ireya (Alec's mother) was handled well. This story also contains sexual content, and the fact that it's between a man and a woman, rather than two men doesn't mean that's it's less skilfully handled than in Misfit. I enjoyed this one.

By the River shows us how Alec and Micum first met. The story doesn't take too long after Misfit, so Seregil is still much younger and less experienced than in the books. I liked the fact that Micum still felt like Micum, and enjoyed watching the two start to build their friendship. It's also worth noting that this is the only story in the collection not to feature any sex.

The Bond seems to be the story that everyone was waiting for in this collection, as it illustrates Alec and Seregil's first night as lovers. I feel as if Flewelling handles this topic quite well. Yes, there's plenty of sex to be found, but she doesn't forget that it's the emotional bond and the love that the two share that's what readers yearn for the most (well, perhaps not everyone). This is probably my favorite story in the collection.(less)

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Jan 15, 2013 Gabrielle Morgan rated it 4 of 5 stars

What a perfect little book this is, and such a wonderful thing to read after finishing the current books in the series. I loved the collection of stories in this, especially getting the chance to read more about Alec's parents. And of course, the story of the bond forming between Alec and Seregil was a real gift. The artwork was gorgeous, and the perfect addition to the book.

The only story I didn't much care for was "Misfit". While I really felt for Seregil here, I didn't need his relationship...more

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Sep 14, 2012 Meg rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ridiculously-fantasy

Glimpses
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I'm Just Here To Get Into Seregil's Pants

A short collection, this is purely put together for the fans. And it's a fun book for fans, filling in some of the gaps that don't NEED filled for the main series, but are still fun to see filled. As a result, the most intriguing story is By the River, Micum and Seregil meeting, and this one is intriguing because it ends before we get more than, as the title says, a glimpse.

Overall, I have to say that I'm very glad we don't have a full book of y...more

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Jan 05, 2013 SueM rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, favorite-series, anthology, fae-elves, magic

(3.5 stars)

A nice collection of stories that provides a little more background of the two main characters - Seregil and Alec - in Flewelling's Nightrunner series. Flewelling is known more as a traditional fantasy author, so it was a little unexpected to find a few sex scenes - M/F and M/M - hidden within the pages, and honestly, I think they need a little more fine-tuning if they are to match the quality of her usual writing. (Of course, it doesn't help that (view spoiler)...more

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Oct 07, 2012 shuya rated it 2 of 5 stars

On a general note, the seemingly lack of proof-reading was infuriating. So many typos it hurt the eye !
It was otherwise quite nice to get a glimpse of Seregil's past adventures, even if the writting style is even poorer than in the main novels. It felt like reading fanfictions on the net (and god knows some fanfictions are better written than that). There is always that something childish in the writting that prevents Nightrunner to be a really good story. Because the plot has a lot of potential...more

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Jun 26, 2012 Nia rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book was a collection of hidden scenes between the characters, you had a story of Micum and Seregil's first meeting, a erotic retelling of one of Seregil's first liasons upon coming to Skala, there was a touching story involving Alec's family among other stories.. but the true gem of this book was a recounting of Seregil and Alec's first night which takes place just after Stalking Darkness which certainly made me go 'd'aww'. Alot of people did not like that scene but you know what.. I thoug...more

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Jun 07, 2012 Saphirablue rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, favorites, hurt-comfort, in-english, read-in-2012

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Oct 01, 2010 Heather rated it 5 of 5 stars

I don't even have the words for how fantastic this collection is. The artwork is amazing (and yet again makes me lament the fact that I have absolutely no artistic talent), and the stories are incredible, written with Flewelling's usual deft skill and rich characters. I'm not even sure I can pick a favorite, but I have to say that I was glad to finally meet Alec's parents. It wasn't quite what I expected, but in all the best ways. And the teaser for book six...damn does this woman know how to le...more

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Feb 03, 2013 Anka rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: adventure, fantasy, lgbt-books, romance, erotica, art, high-fantasy, short-stories, anthology

4.5/5 ★

I read Glimpses in a day.

There were a lot of lovely stories in here, and the art provided by the series' fans was gorgeous. The cover art is among my favorites, particularly because I haven't always liked the older ones.

I really enjoyed reading about Seregil's first meetings with Micum and Nysander; his difficult beginnings in court after exile; Alec's childhood and his parents' tragic love affair; Alec and Seregil's first time, etc. I would love to read Seregil's first meeting with Ther...more

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Nov 21, 2010 Renee rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ebook

Loved this book! It did exactly what a short story anthology based on an established series should do: it wonderfully filled in details of events referenced in the series, and give more insight into the characters. I don't know if this book would work for someone who is unfamiliar with the series, but for the Nightrunners fan, this is a perfect companion to the series.

It was also great to see the fan art interpretations of characters and scenes from the books. I sort of wish I had bought the pri...more

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Oct 09, 2011 Christopher rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: nightrunner, have-it, yummy-cover, anthologies, third-person-pov, homosexual-romance, heterosexual-romance, fantasy, sex, made-me-smile

A collection of short stories, taking place in the Nightrunner universe. These stories overall are a very fun and interesting read and give insight to a number of characters. Lovely works of art also compliment the pages as you read. To fully appreciate these shorts, I think you should at least read the first and second book of the Nightrunner series.

In "Misfit," we see Seregil in his younger days. He's living in the palace with the royals; Idrilain, Korathan, Phoria, Aralain. It was really engr...more

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Jun 07, 2011 Line rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is truly a collection for the fans and lovers of this series. I really liked the idea of illustrating
with works of fan art and I was not disappointed. Some of the artwork was absolutely stunning and the illustrations really enhanced the reading experience, despite the fact that the first time I read this
I had only a review PDF that Bea was kind enough to let me have after I whined about not being able to get the book here, and the pictures in that was naturally not full size files.(I have s...more

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May 16, 2013 Viridian Chick rated it 3 of 5 stars

I really wanted to like this, but it kind of ruined the series for me. Flewelling is an incredible fantasy writer -- but NOT an erotic romance writer. The writing in Glimpses is uncomfortably mediocre; it reads like any typical sex scene out of any typical m/m novel.

You'll be tempted to read about Alec and Seregil's first night together; resist the urge. It's sweeter in your imagination.

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Feb 29, 2012 Sarah rated it 3 of 5 stars

It's a lovely add to the canon and definitely worth buying if you are longing for additional scenes between Seregil and Alec. The idea to work together with fans of the series and to include fanarts, is brilliant and even though the short stories don't quite manage to live up to the book - it's still worth your time and money if you love the Nightrunner series.

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Mar 07, 2011 Natalie rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: for-fun

This is a wonderful collection that gives readers glimpses into events alluded to in the full length novels--how Seregil became Nysander's apprentice, Seregil and Micum's first meeting, Seregil and Alec's first night together as lovers...

There's also a short excerpt from the next novel, due out sometime this year, I believe.

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Oct 26, 2012 Cassie rated it 4 of 5 stars

A lovely mix of the sweet, the bitter, the sad and the sexy to augment the Nightrunner series background. Flewelling remains easy to read, and the shorts gave me such a range of experiences of the characters I loved, including Alec's childhood, Seregil's youth, when Seregil first came to Rhiminee and their first time toegether.

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Apr 22, 2012 Sam Marchello rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was all right, if a quick read. This is for hardcore Nightrunner fans and it really shows in some of the events within the stories. I really enjoyed seeing more of Nysander and Seregil's relationship, and the ending of "The Wild" made me so sad! Recommended for Nightrunner fans, but not essential to understanding the entire series.

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Mar 17, 2011 Grey853 rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Sep 30, 2010 Michelle rated it 5 of 5 stars

Fantastic, as usual for Lynn Flewelling. Normally I don't like short stories because I just want more story. This was good, though, because there ARE other books on the characters! It was nice to read about some of the gaps in the stories and to get a teaser for the next book. Plus, a lot of the fan art was amazing.

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