NEBULA AWARD STORIES EIGHT
by Isaac Asimov
The latest Nebula Award collection deserves an award itself. Clarke finds wonder in the old man confronts-Jupiter theme; Rotsler creates a new science fictional art form; Joanna Russ writes powerfully of a society of women whose fully human way of life is threatened by male incursions; Ellison spins a delicate fantasy of salvation; Anderson translates the Orpheus myth into a future idiom; Gene Wolfe provides a complex and subtle variation on the ubiquitous subject of clones; and Silverberg invites us to the end(s) of the world. First-rate.