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from the Spells, Space & Screams: Collections & Anthologies in Fantasy, Science Fiction, & Horror group.
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The Pilgrims of Parthen by Kristopher Reisz ★★★★★
“Users dreamed of a city — always the same city — an alien ruin...”
This story drew me in like nothing else. It reminded me of time we were all obsessed with Myst. Parthen is the clarion call to the argonaut inside us. I could see it happening!
And dear god, the end...

“Nightmares were mighty difficult to break; most who tried got eaten.”
I’m a fan of weird westerns but I didn’t quite like this one, even with the bits of Lovecraft thrown in. There was not enough plot or world building.

Again, lol, could be good. I thought I saw some Vikings in there.


Sad, but fascinating, story of the very first, doomed, biological submarine. Red Cap October, Red Cap October, do you read me?

It could be good, and I’m not a superteens fan.


The White Hands by Lavie Tidhar ★★★☆☆
Writing prompt challenge: write fifty words or less on each fungi. I don’t count this as a story, there is not enough meat. But some of those bites were tasty.


Hyphae by John Langan ★★★☆☆
“James pulled to the side of the road, shifted the car into Park and screamed until the cords on his neck stood out...”
Creepy story about a son checking up on his estranged hermetic father. What’s left of him in the tunnel under the basement sends the son away screaming...
But Canavan is right, it was just ok.


More closely related to animals than plants, but fundamentally different from both, the members of the kingdom fungi are a diverse and mysterious lot.
I found that a little freaky, lol.
