Julie’s Reviews > The Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Volume One, 1929-1964 > Status Update

The Quest for Saint Aquin by Boucher. Interesting but unsatisfying. 2 stars.

Coming Attraction by Leiber. Eh. Women all cover their faces. Dude tries to save a damsel in distress but she’s playing him. 1 star.

Born of Man and Woman by Matheson. Not much here. Just unanswered questions for the reader. Not satisfying. 1 star.

Mars is Heaven by Bradbury. Pretty good. A crew from earth lands on Mars and finds that it looks like a quaint town in Ohio. A solid 3.5 stars

Scanners Live in Vain. Long but kept my attention. Really cool. 5 stars

That only a mother by Merril. Creepy. I didn’t like it. 2 stars

First Contact by Leinster. A cool concept but very repetitious. The ending (last sentence) was juvenile. 2.5 stars

Arena by Fredric Brown. Finally one I really liked! Very engaging, action packed, and thought provoking. 5 stars

Huddling place by Simak
This one was moody. And sad. I liked it.
3.5 stars

Mimsy were the borograves by Padgett. This one was mildly interesting. I think it had potential, but I lost interest along the way. 2.5 stars