"Night Forms" by Francis M. Nevins is a single author collection reviewed by David Cranmer.
http://davidcranmer.blogspot.com/2010/12/night-forms-by-francis-m-nevins.html
"Wings of Fire" edited by Jonathan Straham and Marianne S. Jablon is a multi-author fantasy collection of dragon stories and reviewed by Mark Rose.
http://www.bookgasm.com/reviews/fantasy/wings-of-fire/
From Patti Abbott's forgotten books series we have an oldie called "Techno-Noir". This is a multi-author collection edited by Eva Batonne and Jeffrey Marks and reviewed by Kevin Tipple.
http://kevintipplescorner.blogspot.com/2010/12/friday-forgotten-books-techno-noir.html
A new reviewer has hung out his shingle at a place called Road House Reviews. Jack Hardway is reviewing crime ebooks for those who are looking for reviews of your collections/anthologies. He has two reviews up now one for a multi-author collection called "The Killer Wore Cranberry" edited by Jay Hartman and a single author anthology, "Inhuman Condition" by Kate Thornton.
You can check them out here http://www.jackhardway.com/roadhousereviews20/rhhome.htm
And while this isn't a review, Loren Eaton discusses his story in the ebook anthology, "Discount Noir", over at Gerald So's Chatterrific http://chatterrific.blogspot.com/
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