Tag Archives: Winds of Change

Change is only ever a breath away #CSFG

Posted on 26 February 2013 by Zena Shapter

Winds of Change is an anthology of short stories published by the Canberra Speculative Fiction Guild and it’s awesome – and not just because it’s got one of my sci-fi stories in it!! For the first time since its publication … Continue reading →

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Short story anthologies: Part 2 – how do they read theirs?

Posted on 13 December 2011 by Zena Shapter

Last week, I was wondering why I had such a methodical approach to reading short story anthologies. Having just read four anthologies back-to-back, I found myself adding up the number of stories I enjoyed, calculating what percentage that was of … Continue reading →

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Short story anthologies: Part 1 – how do you read yours?

Posted on 6 December 2011 by Zena Shapter

A friend recently asked me to review a short story anthology. Never having done this before, I didn’t know how to start. So I got pen and paper ready, took notes. Having now read four anthologies back-to-back, I’ve discovered something … Continue reading →

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