Spells of Wonder

by Stephen L. Burns, Susan Hanniford Crowley, Laurell K. Hamilton

Book Overview

From the fable-like atmosphere of Robin W. Bailey's ``The Moon Who Loved the Man'' to the delicate eeriness of Harry Turtledove's ``Festival Night'' and the medieval enchantment of Susan Hanniford... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0886773679
• ISBN13: 9780886773670
• Release Date: September 1989
• Publisher: Daw Books
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 0.36 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Spells of Wonder

I bought this book to read a friend's story ("Ladyknight"). Enjoyed this story. Haven't finished the rest of the book.

Cool Stories

Love MZB and her anthologies. If you like this and Sword & Sorceress series you will also like "Chicks in Chain Mail" and "Did You Say Chicks?"

Another bradley anthology!

Another bradley anthology, with all the quality one would expect. Authors like: Laurell K. Hamilton (before Anita Blake was well known), Dorothy J. Heydt (of many MZB anthologies-Darkover/Sword and Sorceress/Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine), Deborah Wheeler (Darkover/Sword and Sorceress/Warrior Enchantresses/Witch Fantastic), and many others. In any anthology edited by MZB you will find new authors you ahve never heard of and well as famous ones. One has to remember MZB loved to give "breaks" to unknown authors...in point of fact she gave breaks to many famous author, the most currently prominant is Mercedes Lackey. I bleieve I also read articles that she gave the first big breaks to Diana L. Paxson (this I cannot independentely confirm), Deborah Wheeler (pseudonym of Deborah J. Ross), and many others. This anthology remains one of my favorites from MZB.