World's Best Science Fiction: 1966

These were the reactions of the top science fiction reviewers when the initial volume of WORLD’S BEST SCIENCE FICTION was issued, providing the first up-to-date selection in paper books of the finest modern science fiction stories and novelettes.Now, in the second tuition in this important series, the editors have chosen 15 great stories from 1965’s s-f publications — tales of spaceships that sail in the solar wind, of robots that forget their own names, and of the strangest, deadliest war that mankind will ever fight... plus a dozen other visions of the future, all calculated to keep you on the edge of your imagination.----SUNJAMMER • (1964) • novelette by Arthur C. Clarke (aka The Wind from the Sun)CALLING DR. CLOCKWORK • (1965) • shortstory by Ron GoulartBECALMED IN HELL •[Known Space] • (1965) • shortstory by Larry NivenAPARTNESS • (1965) • novelette by Vernor VingeOVER THE RIVER AND THROUGH THE WOODS • (1965) • shortstory by Clifford D. SimakPLANET OF FORGETTING • (1965) • novelette by James H. Schmitz"REPENT, HARLEQUIN!" SAID THE TICKTOCKMAN • (1965) • shortstory by Harlan EllisonTHE DECISION MAKERS •[Conscience Interplanetary] • (1965) • novelette by Joseph GreenTRAVELLER'S REST • (1965) • shortstory by David I. MassonUNCOLLECTED WORKS • (1965) • shortstory by Lin CarterVANISHING POINT • (1965) • novelette by Jonathan BrandIN OUR BLOCK • (1965) • shortstory by R. A. LaffertyMASQUE OF THE RED SHIFT •[Berserker] • (1965) • novelette by Fred SaberhagenTHE CAPTIVE DJINN • (1965) • shortstory by Christopher AnvilTHE GOOD NEW DAYS • (1965) • shortstory by Fritz Leiber These were the reactions of the top science fiction reviewers when the initial volume of WORLD’S BEST SCIENCE FICTION was issued, providing the first up-to-date selection in paper books of the finest modern science fiction stories and novelettes. Now, in the second tuition in this important series, the editors have chosen 15 great stories from 1965’s s-f publications — tales of spaceships that sail in the solar wind, of robots that forget their own names, and of the strangest, deadliest war that mankind will ever fight... plus a dozen other visions of the future, all calculated to keep you on the edge of your imagination.