Sanctuary: An Experimental Anthology of Speculative Fiction

by David F. Shultz (Editor), Emil Pellim (Contributor), Don Miasek (Contributor)

A speculative fiction anthology on the theme of "Sanctuary".This is an experimental anthology, produced in a single day of writing and editing. It usually takes about a year to produce an anthology. We wondered what would happen if we tried to do it in a single day. This anthology is the result of that experiment.

201 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 2, 2018

About the author

David F. Shultz writes speculative fiction from Toronto, Canada, where he is Lead Editor at TDotSpec Inc, producing anthologies such as Imps & Minions, Strange Economics, and The Hamthology. He holds degrees in cognitive science, philosophy, law, and education.

Reviews

[Bill · Rating 3 out of 5]

Some worthwhile stories, but oh, those errors!

The stories in this experimental collection of SF and horror were all written in a day or less, and the editors elected to leave them as they were written, with no proofreading. Why? I don’t think it would have hurt the spontaneous nature of the writing to have either given the writers time to review and make corrections, or even to have had a skilled editor fix the many mistakes in spelling, punctuation, etc.

Trying to see past the typos (plus there are continuity problems, major plot holes, ugh...), I was able to enjoy some of these stories. “Glass Heart Giant” was my favorite.