Tomer's Reviews > Again, Dangerous Visions

It is very hard to even to simply expect some sort of consistency with a collection of 40+ works. Most of them are pretty short in length, but quite a few have a wicked punch in them. I really like the format of have some intro about each author and an afterward by the author {sometimes explaining their idea \ inspiration}. I wish that more of these authors were well known to this day {perhaps more by others}. The dangerous visions or perhaps avant-garde \ disruptive ideas for the time of their inception, not all have stood the test of times, but even still, taking into account their pentime, they are very interesting to follow.
I am going to take a breather of a few books, prior to jumping into the third {and last} installment of the series.