The Year's Best S-F: 11th Annual Edition, edited by Judith Merril and first published in 1966, is a landmark anthology in the science fiction genre. Merril, known for her eclectic and inclusive approach, curated a diverse collection that reflects the dynamic and experimental spirit of mid-20th-century speculative fiction. This volume stands out for its bold selection of 36 works—ranging from short stories and novelettes to poems—many of which were first published in unconventional venues such as Playboy, The New Yorker, and Mademoiselle.The anthology features a wide array of voices, including established authors like J.G. Ballard, Fritz Leiber, and Arthur C. Clarke, as well as emerging talents such as R.A. Lafferty, Josephine Saxton, and Bob Kurosaka. Notably, it includes works by literary figures like Jorge Luis Borges and Alfred Jarry, showcasing Merril's commitment to broadening the boundaries of science fiction

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