Description: Theodore Sturgeon has long been regarded as the master of short science fiction. But his reputation surpassed the science fiction and fantasy genres. In the over 200 short stories he wrote Sturgeon dealt consistently with issues of isolation and alienation whether as a result of the modern world or simply as a response to the human condition. Warm, funny, and perceptive, he had a tremendous influence on his generation of writers, as well as on younger writers inspired by his seemingly effortless style. The ridiculous became possible in a Sturgeon story, the absurd an amazing and understated lesson in love and trust, honesty and decency.

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