“A number of the stories are well written and a few are fascinating, but overall the quality of writing isn't as high as I'd hoped. The selection doesn't really hold my interest either: I've enjoyed some of these authors more in other collections.
I found Ronald Duncan's "Consanguinity" (1965) the most intriguing story in the book.
More detailed review here:
http://www.readforpleasure.com/2007/09/michele-slung-i-shudder-at-your-touch.html”
