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Heh, spotted the death of "Rob Tillane" :)

Another author new to me, Phyllis Eisenstein, gives a more traditional fare. Not bad.

Kage Baker goes full-on farce with Cugel.

Whoah. Jeff VanderMeer's tale ups the ante.

Belated update: Paula Volsky is not someone I've heard of before, but she hits a Vancean farce well enough.

Six stories in, and still high quality.

Mike Resnick's tale feels a touch light

Liz Williams knows the score: "The smell of the Scaum rose up, salty and brackish, redolent of unsuccessful poison."

In this tale, Terry Dowling presents a rather unfair contest in which three Wizards must strut their funky stuff to survive.

I blame @runalongwomble for this choice of book, but this second tale, by Matthew Hughes, is a fun eldritch romp.

Tackling the oldest book on my TBR, one tale at a time! First up, Silverberg uncorks a particular vintage that leaves a lingering afterburn. Better than Melbourne Old Yellow.