Books like Sailing to Byzantium by Robert Silverberg
This anthology gathers some of Robert Silverberg’s most celebrated short stories from his later career, featuring the Nebula Award–winning novella "Sailing to Byzantium" along with other Hugo and Nebula‑nominated works such as "Homefaring" and "The Secret Sharer." The collection highlights Silverberg’s skill at blending imaginative worlds with profound psychological insight, making it an essential introduction for new readers and a compelling selection for long‑time fans.
First publish date: December 1985
Genre: General Fiction/Anthologies
Authors: Robert Silverberg
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