"The Classic Collection of Frank Herbert: Eighteen Short Stories" is a captivating anthology that showcases the remarkable range and depth of one of science fiction's most influential authors. Known primarily for his monumental work "Dune," Herbert's short stories delve into themes of ecology, politics, and the human condition, offering readers a glimpse into his imaginative mind. This collection features stories such as "A Matter of Traces," which explores the complexities of human existence and the consequences of our actions, and "Looking for Something?", a thought-provoking narrative that challenges perceptions of reality. In "Operation Syndrome," Herbert weaves a tale of intrigue and moral dilemmas, while "The Gone Dogs" presents a poignant reflection on companionship and loss. "Packrat Planet" showcases Herbert's signature blend of speculative concepts and social commentary. This anthology is not only a tribute to Herbert's literary genius but also an invitation for both longtime fans and new readers to explore the rich tapestry of his storytelling. Whether you are a seasoned science fiction enthusiast or a curious newcomer, this collection promises to engage, provoke thought, and entertain. Contents: A Matter of Traces Looking for Something? Operation Syndrome The Gone Dogs Packrat Planet Rat Race Occupation Force The Nothing Cease Fire Old Rambling House You Take the High Road Missing Link Operation Haystack The Priests of Psi Egg and Ashes A-W-F Unlimited Try to Remember Mating Call