Asimov, Bradbury, Blish, Bova, Ellison, Harrison, Silverberg, Simak, Vance, Vonnegut, Wilhelm... these are the names that come to mind when we speak of the masters of science fiction. These are the voices that changed the way we thought about ourselves, our planet, and our future. Without them, the genre of science fiction wouldn't be what it is today, and for their contributions to the craft, we are eternally grateful.

Gathered here in this collection from Quoir Classics are short stories like, “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge,” “2BR02B,” and “The Stainless Steel Rat,” alongside lesser-known stories by well-known authors whose writings continue to challenge us and inspire us to rethink everything.