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I've now finished the five Liavek anthologies and John M. Ford's Casting Fortune. Can someone let me know what I missed in "The Illusionist"? I mean, I think it made sense and nothing was hidden, but it's a Mike Ford story.
These books are really good. The anthologies progress in time, and the fifth brings the series to a logical end. Oh, more stories can be told, but the final story in the final anthology a very Shakespearean ending -- and is then followed by one of Ford's poems that left me gasping for breath.
These books are really good. The anthologies progress in time, and the fifth brings the series to a logical end. Oh, more stories can be told, but the final story in the final anthology a very Shakespearean ending -- and is then followed by one of Ford's poems that left me gasping for breath.