Kind of a mixed bag but with several excellent stories. The readings are reading-performance which is not everyone's cup of tea but the production quality is us

Kind of a mixed bag but with several excellent stories. The readings are reading-performance which is not everyone's cup of tea but the production quality is usually high. 1. Desertion, Clifford Simak: This is a real classic. I remember this has a strong effect on me as a kid 2. Adam and No Eve, Alfred Bester: I never heard this one before. Full of golden-age-of-sci-fi bull (people still build their moon rockets in their sheds) but it has a very harsh edge to it and some excellent dramatic conceits. 3. The End, Ursula Le Guin: very atmospheric, strange, moving... And 150 odd besides