I tracked down this Book because I have fond memories of Glory Road which was the only other fantasy, I recalled written by Heinlein. This was disappointing, not that the stories but the fact that I didn’t really see them as fantasies. It was more lip service with mention of magic. I guess they could be considered early urban fantasy but I felt they fit more with his general body of work than in the fantasy genre.
My impression of Heinlein was that he was a frustrated philosopher. Much of his work struck me as proposing a different way of seeing and doing things. These stories had some interesting twists and I did enjoy them.
This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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