Far Horizons

Each story was original to the anthology and set in one of the principal fictional universes of each author (the exact ones are noted in the Contents section below).

"[3] Kirkus Reviews calls the book "[a]n ideal combination of the reassuringly familiar and the excitingly new: should prove as popular as its fantasy predecessor.

"[4] Jeff Zaleski in Publishers Weekly assesses the book as "an important anthology that should appeal to all serious readers of SF."

"[3] Sally Estes in The Booklist notes that the authors "each explor[e] some aspect of theirs that they did not find a way of dealing with in the books of the series proper.

... And, once again, the stories remain true to their universes and characters, so they deliver good first-contact experiences for series novices as well as happy reading for longtime fans."