Witch Way to the Mall

During the summer I was heading downtown one afternoon, and I started thinking about how popular urban fantasy has been over the past several decades, and that I'd never heard of anyone publishing suburban fantasy, which seemed a little odd. I started plotting out a possible such story, and after I'd started writing it out, did some research to make sure I wasn't going over well-trod ground, which is how I found this book.

So, what we have here is a collection of stories about witches, all linked by the setting of suburbia. All the classic suburban stereotypes are there: SUVs and soccer moms, strip malls and PTAs, housewives and urban sprawl. The authors manage to interpret that in a variety of unique ways, however, and manage to give you a fun glimpse into how magic would change the suburbs, and how the suburbs would change the practice of magic.