Analog Book

An anthology of three novellas, overall this is a fine, thought-inspiring collection.
Silverberg's contribution is a playing-out of one man's survivor's guilt, and intentionally blurs the lines between that which is "real"and that which is "imagined." It is vague on purpose, and is a good rumination.
Zelazny's is classic Zelazny: a convoluted puzzle with a cavalier narrator, references to music, literature, and other cultures abound, and there's a neat gotcha at the end. Entertaining.
Pangborn again delivers what he did so well: a beautifully written, elegaic, and likely prophetic emotional gut-punch.
Not a perfect collection, and not exactly happy-go-lucky fare, but the metaphysical meets the physical in all three. Give it a read.