This section of the site will probably the least updated. There's no way I'm going to list every single, solitatry anthology book. It would take way too long and Amazon.com probably has better reviews than I could ever write. Also, over the past several years I've listened to a lot more old radio shows than I've read books. So, it would be tough to review material I haven't read in years and/or no longer have.
Isaac Asimov Presents The Golden Years of Science Fiction Volumes 1-6
by Isaac Asimov and Martin H. Greenberg
Excellent series of books containing many of the better stories originally featured in pulp magazines. The hardcovers are actually two paperbacks combined minus a few stories. (The paperback series was called Isaac Asimov Presents Great SF Stories.) Strangely enough, I was able to buy these new for less than the price of the paperbacks they reprinted. (Go figure) Nowadays you can easily pick these hard covers up at used books stores for $5. That's $30 for a complete set of books that not only read well but look very handsome on a bookshelf. (Thanks to a set of eye popping dust jackets.)
New Twilight Zone
by Ed Greenberg, Martin H. Greenberg
This is a collection of stories which were used in The Twilight Zone (1985). What makes this book even more interesting is the foreward which goes into detail how the network systematically destroyed this series. (Even after it was cancelled.)
