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n. (plural of anthology English)
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Anthologies was a box set, the second compilation set, from the card game Magic: The Gathering. It was printed in November 1998 to celebrate the 5th anniversary of Magic. It featured cards from Alpha through Urza's Saga. The print run was unknown. When it was first printed, Anthologies sold for around $20.00 MSRP, but prices have risen since. As the cards have white borders and standard backs, they are tournament-legal.
Unlike Chronicles, an expansion, but like other box sets, such as Battle Royale or Duel Decks: Jace vs. Chandra, the reprinted cards did not count as current product, and thus were only legal in formats which allowed the original cards being reprinted to be used, and were not automatically legal in Standard at the time the product was available.
Usage examples of "anthologies".
I tried to interest FASA or ROC in collecting the stories into an anthology, but anthologies seldom sell as well as novels.
Why should science fiction, rather than some other subsection of popular literature, spawn an unending series of anthologies of enormous variety?
The thought that the presence of my name might make such anthologies do better and be more efficacious in this respect than otherwise makes me feel fine.
GREENBERG AND I HAVE co-edited a series of anthologies for Daw Books, which include the best stories of a given year.
And there you have something that is oddly characteristic of science fiction--the vast number and varying nature of anthologies in the field.
I haven the faintest idea how many anthologies have been published since, but I am quite certain that there isn an issue of any science fiction magazine that hasn been carefully picked over to see if any gems have remained undiscovered--nor any gem or even semi-gem that hasn been discovered and rediscovered and rediscovered.
The result was that through 1978, I edited only nine anthologies, which is very few for a person of my own wholesale proclivities who considers nothing worth doing that isn worth doing a lot.
In 1979 and 1980, I helped edit no less than twelve anthologies and, at the moment of writing, there are six in press and more in preparation.
Very often these recent anthologies have had my name blown out of proportion on the covers for crass commercial reasons, and over my protests, since I contribute no more than my fair share.
The net result is that each of the three of us does what he best likes to do so that preparing the anthologies becomes fun for all of us.
The best horror anthologies ever produced were two Panther volumes edited by an experimental psychologist, Dr Christopher Evans.
The antihero in his first book of crime stories and two later anthologies is Randolph Mason, an unscrupulous lawyer who expertly levers his criminal clients through legal loopholes.
His excellent taste and judgment as a critic were reinforced by his editing of texts and anthologies in the field.
Cheek anthologies, which bring together examples of prose so overdone that it becomes hilarious.
Pronzini is known as one of the truly great collaborators and is equally at home co-editing anthologies and co-authoring novels and even short stories.