A collection of more then 16 short stories edited by Boucher. All of these stories were published in the 1950's. Most are SF but a few are fantasy or just odd. I had trouble getting interested in this collection. The stories seemed to be very average. After reading a few I began to enjoy this older style.

Imagine: A Proem--Fredric Brown
This Earth of Majesty--Arthur C. Clarke
Birds Can't Count--Mildred Clingerman
The Golem--Avram Davidson
Pottage--Zenna Henderson (good story)
The Vanishing American--Charles Beaumont
Created He Them--Alice Eleanor Jones
Too Far--Fredric Brown
A Matter of Energy--James Blish
Nellthu--Anthony Boucher
Dreamworld--Isaac Asimov
One Ordinary Day, With Peanuts--Shirley Jackson (interesting)
The Short Ones--Raymond E. Banks
The Last Prophet--Mildred Clingerman
Botany Bay--P. M. Hubbard (good idea)
A Canticle for Leibowitz--Walter M. Miller, Jr. (I like this story better then the full novel)
Lament by a Maker--L. Sprague de Camp
Pattern for Survival--Richard Matheson
The Singing Bell--Isaac Asimov (typical Asimov mystery)
The Last Word--Chad Oliver & Charles Beaumont (fun story with enough ideas for a long novel) ( )