Not to my taste. From the era when the trend was to be more metaphysical, spiritual, and *L*iterary. Quality stuff, but not enjoyable, and, actually, pretty much 'yucky.' And many were surprisingly sexist - not excusable in the 1960s. ( )

A collection of sci-fi stories from the 1960's. Very good, if you enjoy short science fiction from that time period. ( )

The first collection of Nebula winners, and what a year 1965 was: Zelazny's "The Doors of His Face, the Lamps of His Mouth" (Best Novelette) and "He Who Shapes" (tied for Best Novella), Ellison's "Repent, Harlequin" (Best Short Story), Aldiss's "The Saliva Tree" (tied for Best Novella)... and for Best Novel, Dune! (The last not in the anthology, of course.)