Classic Science Fiction discussion

From the WWEnd website:
"SF Masterworks is a series of science fiction books published by Orion Publishing Group through it's imprints Millennium and Gollancz. Beginning in 1999 the list is made up of select science-fiction books from as far back as the H.G. Wells. Malcolm Edwards, managing director with Orion, created the list with the goal of bringing important books back into print."

Here's the list:
https://www.worldswithoutend.com/list...

Notable Classic SF:
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Last and First Men
The Sirens of Titan
Emphyrio
Non-Stop
The Lathe of Heaven
The Child Garden

Lots of Philip Dick, Bob Silverberg and Arthur Clarke, but a good list with lots of undiscovered gems.

Thanks for the post. Interesting list from which I've read about 50 to 60 and probably remember in any appreciable detail, oh, about 5 or 6. (slight exaggeration but I'm in the midst of re-reading a number of classics that I haven't thought about in ages. So far, it's fascinating how a fella's perceptions change through the years.)