Friday, December 28, 2012
The Singing of Mount Ahora, by Theodora Goss
The Singing of Mount Ahora won the World Fantasy Award for best short story in 2008, and I would say it was well-deserved. The form is one where multiple stories are woven together to form a whole (in this case it is three). And it's very satisfying as a fantasy tale, told in that sort of sing-song that makes it feel like you're being read to. And it's a love story. What more could one want? Four stars from me.
I am writing this on an iPad Mini, still getting used to the keypad and cut-and-paste functions, so here is the link to the story.
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