Treasury of sorts

Usage examples of anthology.

SF anthology this year, although there were several anthologies with one or two good stories apiece in them.

Greenberg, and John Heifers, an anthology of fairy-tales retold as science fiction, has some clever stuff in it.

Still, if you set aside considerations of genre or of critical canon-forming, what you get is an anthology with some really good stuff to read in it.

William Schafer and Bill Sheehan, is an anthology of stories supposedly inspired by the work of artist J.

Hartwell and Kathryn Cramer, probably the best reprint anthology of the decade so far, and one of the best to come out in the last ten years as well.

Otten, which could also be considered to be a fantasy anthology instead, I suppose, depending on how you squint at it.

Reprints and anthology appearances of his stories have mounted into the hundreds and the presentations of his stories on radio and television is rapidly approaching the 100 mark.

The Iron Curtain countries do not have copyright agreements with the United States, and this anthology stands unique as the first from that part of the world actually to send American authors payment for republished stories.

Judy, that when I was thirteen years old, I picked up an anthology of yours in a little town in North Dakota where I was living, and for the first time I knew that things could be different.

I had a full-time job, a child in first grade, an anthology to learn how to edit, and a new husband.

I tell you about the hard-cover anthology I was waiting for the word on?

But much later, in 1985, Ellen Godfrey at Press Porcepic asked me if I would do an anthology of Canadian science fiction.

And enough of the others succeed on the terms of the anthology to make it worth a look.

The stories in this anthology all feed directly into the development of the series as a whole.

Jordan decided we really needed a SR anthology and he wanted to make it into a braided novel.