I think all of the stories in the 1987 collection were new to me. A lot of them seemed to reflect the Zeitgeist of Thatcherism and Cold War – in particular, two memorable pieces by Paul J. McAuley and Lee Montgomerie. I will also remember Brian Stableford’s cryogenic survivor who finds himself alive but not immortal. All of these stories are pretty good, and I don’t think any of them figured on the Hugo or Nebula shortlists of the day.
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