Published 1980, selections of short stories from Galaxy Magazine from the 70s and earlier.
Authors that have quite a good reputation: Phillip Dick, Asimov, etc.
Unfortunately, there was a printing error in my edition, meaning pages 33-64 were missing and I got 32 pages from later in the book twice instead.
Most stories were really good - a cut above the average sf short sory. ( )

Produced to celebrate 30 years of the ground-breaking SF magazine, Galaxy, this anthology includes 14 stories originally published in the magazine’s early period between 1950 and 1963 under the editorship of its founder Horace L. Gold.

The stories range in length, subject matter, and tone yet provide an illustration of Gold’s editorial style of pushing writers to produce the stories they wanted to tell.

But the real highlight of this collection are the ‘memoirs’ supplied by several of the writers, some funny, some disrespectful, some delightful, but all insightful of what it was like working with Gold. ( )