A review by katmarhan
Return to Avalon by Jennifer Roberson
3.0
7/10
This collection of short stories, loosely connected to the sagas of Avalon and Camelot, is a tribute of sorts to Marion Zimmer Bradley, author of The Mists of Avalon. Several of the authors are familiar favorites of mine and several of the stories are enjoyable. A few seemed did not seem to fit the overall theme of the book and some were just plain boring to me.
I am not a fan of short stories; if they are well-executed, they just make me want a fuller and more expansive story, and if they are not, then I am disappointed and dissatisfied. So it is difficult for me to review this book other than to say, if you like short stories and the tales of Avalon and Camelot, you would probably enjoy many of the stories in this collection.
This collection of short stories, loosely connected to the sagas of Avalon and Camelot, is a tribute of sorts to Marion Zimmer Bradley, author of The Mists of Avalon. Several of the authors are familiar favorites of mine and several of the stories are enjoyable. A few seemed did not seem to fit the overall theme of the book and some were just plain boring to me.
I am not a fan of short stories; if they are well-executed, they just make me want a fuller and more expansive story, and if they are not, then I am disappointed and dissatisfied. So it is difficult for me to review this book other than to say, if you like short stories and the tales of Avalon and Camelot, you would probably enjoy many of the stories in this collection.