Dangerous Visions

The anthology contains many classic stories, and the list of authors reads like a Who's Who of 1960s science fiction talent.

There were (two??) sequels, Again, Dangerous Visions and The Last Dangerous Visions.

The stories and authors in the original Dangerous Visions anthology were:

• Auto-Da-Fe[?] by Roger Zelazny
• Aye, and Gomorrah...[?] by Samuel R. Delany
• Carcinoma Angels[?] by Norman Spinrad
• The Day After the Day the Martians Came[?] by Frederik Pohl
• The Doll-House[?] by James Cross
• Encounter with a Hick[?] by Jonathan Brand[?]
• Ersatz[?] by Henry Slesar[?]
• The Escaping[?] by David R. Bunch[?]
• Eutopia[?] by Poul Anderson
• Evensong[?] by Lester del Rey
• Faith of Our Fathers by Philip K. Dick
• Flies[?] by Robert Silverberg
• Foreword 1 - The Second Revolution[?] by Isaac Asimov
• Foreword 2 - Harlan and I[?] by Isaac Asimov
• From the Government Printing Office[?] by Kris Neville[?]
• Go, Go, Go, Said the Bird[?] by Sonya Dorman[?]
• Gonna Roll the Bones[?] by Fritz Leiber
• The Happy Breed[?] by John Sladek
• If All Men Were Brothers, Would You Let One Marry Your Sister?[?] by Theodore Sturgeon
• Incident in Moderan[?] by David R. Bunch
• The Jigsaw Man[?] by Larry Niven
• Judas by John Brunner
• Land of the Great Horses[?] by R. A. Lafferty
• Lord Randy, My Son[?] by Joe L. Hensley[?]
• The Malley System[?] by Miriam Allen deFord[?]
• The Man Who Went to the Moon - Twice[?] by Howard Rodman[?]
• The Night That All Time Broke Out[?] by Brian W. Aldiss
• The Prowler in the City at the Edge of the World[?] by Harlan Ellison and Robert Bloch
• The Recognition[?] by J. G. Ballard
• Riders of the Purple Wage by Philip José Farmer
• Sex and/or Mr. Morrison[?] by Carol Emshwiller[?]
• Shall the Dust Praise Thee?[?] by Damon Knight
• Test to Destruction[?] by Keith Laumer
• Thirty-Two Soothsayers[?] by Harlan Ellison
• A Toy for Juliette[?] by Harlan Ellison and Robert Bloch
• What Happened to Auguste Clarot?[?] by Larry Eisenberg[?]

Publication dates and ISBNs for Dangerous Visions and sequels:

• Dangerous Visions (1968; ISBN 0425061760)
• Again Dangerous Visions (1972; ISBN 0425061825)
• Dangerous Visions 3 (1971; ISBN 0722132999)