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When the day doesn't go the way you want, or the working week seems to stretch on forever, I recommend reading a story of two from this anthology. You won't find sentimental, sugary happy endings, but you will find imaginative tales examining hope in all its guises that invite you to draw your own conclusions, and that take you out of the mundane world. There is everything from obsessive scientists to mutant plants. I particularly enjoyed 'The Sorcerer's Appendix' by Sharon Diane King, 'The Ones...
‘Here’s another anthology with a theme and the theme, aptly for our times, is hope. Its inspiration is ‘Hope’, a poem by Emily Dickinson which, like all her poems, can be sung to the tune of ‘The Yellow Rose Of Texas’. There are twenty-four stories so this review is unavoidably bitty. On the bright side, nearly everyone gets a mention. Putting my favourites at the top and leaving the rest in order of appearance, this is what you will read.‘The Best Damned Barbershop In Hell’ by Bruce Arthurs is
