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Thank you for the detailed response, really appreciate it and it makes a lot of sense to me.

I think you and I are on the same page regards loving the pulp and wanting more depth socially.

Would love to know the name of the anthology as I will probably already have it and if I don't I should get it.

In recent years, I've made a point of collecting anthologies of classic sci-fi.

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I checked my bookshelves; it's the Wesleyan Anthology of Science Fiction.

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Oh yeah, I knew about that one.

Hadn't got round to buying it yet.

Do you have the hardcover or the paperback? 

How robust is it? 

It's got a lot of pages, so that raises questions about the quality of the binding and the thickness of the pages which can be quite thin for the thicker anthologies.

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I have the paperback copy. I haven't stress tested it but I've had it since probably 2013 and it's still intact. The pages are on the thinner side.

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The fact that it's still intact after 10 years is a good sign.

I should check how many of the stories I already have via other publications.

ISFDB is my friend for that sort of query (edited to link directly to paperback edition with list of stories therein):
https://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pl.cgi?323978

Partially inspired by our conversation, I have just purchased online a copy of Sisters of the Revolution: A Feminist Speculative Fiction Anthology.

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Enjoy. I've been really enjoying The Murderbot Diaries as of late.