There is something breathtaking about Turner’s writing-it sweeps me away into her world. And a few of them are new, never before read by her fans.Īll in all, Moira’s Pen feels like a hug from both Turner and her pantheon of fictional gods after all these years, and I couldn’t be happier to write this Moira’s Pen book review.Īlthough I read some of the short stories before this anthology came out, most of them I had not. Another is from a different anthology, which was difficult to find before now. Some of them are from out of print versions of the series, whereas some are from newer prints. Most of the short stories within Moira’s Pen are from the books in the series, featured after the final pages of the novels.
Moira’s Pen is an anthology of short stories written within the world of her Queen’s Thief series. This time it is with this gift: Moira’s Pen.įor long-time fans, or for anyone who enjoys subtly and depth within prose, Turner’s writing doesn’t disappoint. I thought that after her Queen’s Thief series ended I wouldn’t have any new books to wait for of hers for some time. As a long time fan of hers, I have become used to waiting. It isn’t every day, or even every year for that matter, that we are graced with a new novel by Megan Whalen Turner. Our Moira’s Pen book review tackles this short story anthology from Megan Whalen Turner that invites fans back into the world of the Queen’s Thief series.
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