Anthologies are tricky beasts: They need to collect a disparate set of stories that nonetheless share some thematic through-line. The best multi-author collections showcase an eclectic group of tales that complement one another, usually due to the editor’s abilities as a curator. Unnatural Creatures hits the mark, for the most part, due to the clear theme of imaginary animals, and Neil Gaiman’s exquisite editorial taste.
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