Written some 18 or more years after John W. Campbell’s ‘The Thing’, but with a similar underpinning idea.
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Algis Budrys. The Man Who Always Knew. (Astounding Science Fiction, April 1956).
A story that doesn’t go much beyond the principal conceit : a man has the uncanny knack of knowing just where and when someone is going to have a brainwave or invent something – and therefore be on hand to licence and exploit it.
Algis Budrys. Nobody Bothers Gus. (Astounding November 1955)
One of a trio of stories about Gussie Kusevic, one of a breed of humans that have developed beyond homo sapien.
The Best Science Fiction Stories and Novels. Ninth Series. ed T.E. Dikty. 1958.
Contents only.
The Year’s Greatest Science Fiction and Fantasy Second Annual Volume ed Judith Merril 1957
Stories by John Bernard Daley, C.M. Kornbluth, Theodore L Thomas, E L Malpas, R Bretnor, Algis Budrys, Damon Knight, Isaac Asimov, Randall Garrett, Ray Russell, Robert Nathan, Roger Thorne, Robert Abernathy, Mack Reynolds, J G Ballard, Theodore Sturgeon, Garson Kanin
Best SF: 1975. edited by Harry Harrison and Brian Aldiss. 1976
Stories by : Algis Budrys, Lisa Tuttle, Thomas M Disch, Barry N Malzberg, Peter Redgrove, Richard Cowper, Stephen Robinett, M John Harrison, John Updike, Joe Haldeman, Louis Phillips, Michael Moorcock (Contents only).
Best SF: 1969. edited by Harry Harrison and Brian Aldiss. 1970
Stories by : Algis Budrys, Anthony Burgess, Brian W. Aldiss, Bruce McAllister, Frederik Pohl, J.G. Ballard, James Tiptree, John Hartridge, Joseph Wesley, Jr, Ken W. Purdy, P. g. Wyal, Paul Ehrlich, Philip K. Dick, Ursula K. Le Guin.
Best Science Fiction of the Year 5. ed Terry Carr. 1976
Stories by : Algis Budrys, Cordwainer Smith, Gene Wolfe., George R. R. Martin, Gregory Benford, Harlan Ellison, John Varley, Lisa Tuttle, P.J. Plauger, Richard A. Lupoff, Robert F. Young, Ursula K. Le Guin.