ISAAC ASIMOV reveals a whole spectrum of mystery through aliens who speak by color...

A. BERTRAM CHANDLER proves fantasy can become science fiction when a spacecraft hums its way through the stratosphere...

EDMUND COOPER questions American hospitality when a visitor from another galaxy is assumed to be an invader...

AVRAM DAVIDSON eavesdrops on the telepathic dialogue between a Grantha and an earthling who refuses to capitalize on her discovery...

HOWARD FAST records the arrival of mind-probing beings who land in a mini flying saucer less than three feet in diameter...

FLYING SAUCERS--Find out if they exist, where they come from, who is on them, and why they visit us! All this and more from the masters of science fiction.

Contents:

• Introduction: Flying Saucers and Science Fiction by Isaac Asimov
• What Is This Thing Called Love? by Isaac Asimov
• Pagan by Algis Budrys
• The Beholders by A. Bertram Chandler
• Sense of Wonder by A. Bertram Chandler
• Trouble with the Natives by Arthur C. Clarke
• The Lizard of Woz by Edmund Cooper
• The Grantha Sighting by Avram Davidson
• The Merchant by Larry Eisenberg
• The Mouse by Howard Fast
• The Time for Delusion by Donald Franson
• Small Miracle by Randall Garrett
• All the Universe in a Mason Jar by Joe W. Haldeman
• Correspondence Course by Raymond F. Jones
• Sam by Leo P. Kelley
• The Mississippi Saucer by Frank Belknap Long
• Posted by Mack Reynolds
• Speak Up, Melvin! by Carol-Lynn Rössel Waugh
• Exposure by Eric Frank Russell
• The Gumdrop King by Will Stanton
• Saucer of Loneliness by Theodore Sturgeon
• Fear Is a Business by Theodore Sturgeon
• The Painter by Thomas Burnett Swann
• The Deadly Ones by Floyd L. Wallace
• The Junk Man Cometh by Robin Scott Wilson
• Flying Pan by Robert F. Young