A review by paulopaperbooksonly
Cirsova: Heroic Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine by Kat Otis, Brian K. Lowe, Melanie Rees
2.0
Oh my... I am reading several sword and sorceries stories and after reading "Schulyer Hernstrom" I bought some more of his novels (one to be honest) and I found about Cirsova. I've watched previsouly their kickstarters but they are way expensives to me. So after checking in amazon.es I bought 3 of them.
Well, apart from the Schulyer Hernstrom story there was another insteresting novellete " A Hill of Stars" - Misha Burnett. Everything else is not that interesting or good.
The first one I mentioned, just go see my review of his novel since this short story is there. The second one is a lovecraftian novel mix with adventure (Sword and sorcery).
There is a story about a place like Mars series (either Michael Moorcock or Burroughs) (At the feet of Neptune's Queen). "This day at Tilbury is a cool story about a different vision on the spanish armada invasion of britain- some twists.
Late Bloom is a very odd story and full of cliches. Yes Men are trash and think woman are trash. Yes men don't appreciate a smart woman, yes you will avenge his actions bla bla... couldn't care less. It's a trope boring as heck.
Oh well, lets go...
Well, apart from the Schulyer Hernstrom story there was another insteresting novellete " A Hill of Stars" - Misha Burnett. Everything else is not that interesting or good.
The first one I mentioned, just go see my review of his novel since this short story is there. The second one is a lovecraftian novel mix with adventure (Sword and sorcery).
There is a story about a place like Mars series (either Michael Moorcock or Burroughs) (At the feet of Neptune's Queen). "This day at Tilbury is a cool story about a different vision on the spanish armada invasion of britain- some twists.
Late Bloom is a very odd story and full of cliches. Yes Men are trash and think woman are trash. Yes men don't appreciate a smart woman, yes you will avenge his actions bla bla... couldn't care less. It's a trope boring as heck.
Oh well, lets go...