Most anthologies are quite a mixed bag - especially ones of stories collected for a theme, and esp. SF. I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed these. I've never heard of the editors before, and (imo) their stories were the weakest, but they do have good taste.

I liked that the stories were from different eras. I liked that the authors of them had various ideas about what kind of form cyborgs could take, and how the cyborgs would then relate to traditional humans. I liked that some of the stories were a bit funny, others a bit adventurous, others a bit melancholy, etc. And I liked that none were overly pretentious or metaphysical.

The story Camouflage, by H. Kuttner, was so dramatic & provocative that I'm recommending it to my husband, who prefers full-length novels. ( )

I don't recommend this anthology. Some of these stories were very odd. Others did not benefit from being in a cyborg anthology, because the author was hiding the cyborg element until late in the story. Individual stories are reviewed individually. ( )