Ahira's Hangar

I've been slowly working my way through a great anthology called Grails: Quests of the Dawn edited by Richard Gilliam, Martin H. Grrenberg, and Edward E. Kramer over the last week or so. There are some pretty awesome authors in the book:

The Question of the Grail by Jane Yolen
The Cup and the Cauldron by Mercedes Lackey
That Which Overfloweth by Andre Norton
Chalice of Tears, or I Didn't Want That Damned Grail Anyway by Marion Zimmer Bradley
The Feast of the Fisher King by Diana L. Paxson
The Gift of Gilthaliad by Brad Strickland
Curse of the Romany by Ilona Ouspenskaya
Dagda by James S. Dorr
The Sailor Who Sailed After the Sun by Gene Wolfe
Water by Lee Hoffman
What You See... by Alan Dean Foster
Storyville, Tennessee by Richard Gilliam
Somewhere in Her Dying Heart by Lisa Lepovetsky
Hell-Bent for Leather by Jeremiah E. Phipps
Atlantis by Orson Scott Card
Invisible Bars by Dean Wesley Smith
That Way Lies Camelot by Janny Wurts
Hitchhiking Across an Ancient Sea by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Visions by Lawrence Watt-Evans
The Awful Truth in Arthur's Barrow by Lionel Fenn
Reunion by Brian M. Thomsen
Quest Now by Margo Skinner
Chivalry by Neil Gaiman
Falling to the Edge of the End of the World by Bruce D. Arthurs
Greggie's Cup by Rick Wilber
The Grail Legend: An Afterward by Fritz Leiber

The contents range from poems to bits of plays to stories. The settings range from traditional Arthurian to New England whaling boats to the Old West to New Orleans bordellos.

I've been having lots of fun.


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Our lives are the songs that sing the universe into existence.~David Zindell
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