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Lindberg's dyscrasia world is f'd up, dudes. Half the time I'm lost amid a world of strange ideas and words, while the rest of the time sex and blood eagerly soak up and whisk away my confusion. There's beauty almost devine allied with diabolical ugliness, and then there's the good parts. He definitely took me to a land beyond my imagination.

I'm certain Adrian Cole wrote a spot-on Great Old Ones tale. How am I so sure? I never enjoyed these and skim much of their long-windedness...as happened here.

David C. Smith is an elegant writer. His opening story, regardless of all the thunder and violence and danger thrumming about it, is really simply about Akram. About the immortally cursed/blessed warrior and also about the surprising idea the serpent people are not always the immediate enemy. It was indeed a strange and not so well known world.