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I generally find anthologies enjoyable, as you get little tastes of thoughts from a creator you like, but it feels like their more eclectic thoughts. They're stories that they can't get out of their heads so they have to write them down, but they're not enough of an idea to make a whole long story out of. That means there's typically an open ending or plot points left unexplained or parts of the story universe underexplained, and then you can work on in your own head after finishing the stories.
I'll get those 2 on my reading list, thanks!