Anywhen
Back Cover Description "Cross the threshold to the universe of tomorrow, as time sweeps across the horizon separating the present and the vast unknown. "And Some Were Savages" takes humans on a daring spaceship mission to save another planet - from Earth". "Writing Of The Rat" contains the galactic search for the most dreadful creatures in the universe, and their surprising identity. In "A Style In Treason", a cloak of interplanetary treachery disguises a saviors secret plan. "

The stories contained are:

Preface (by James Blish)
A Style In Treason - where treason is an art, guilds and everything!
The Writing Of The Rat - there are other races out there
And Some Were Savages - a story of a failed doctors redemption, almost out of Dantes Inferno
A Dusk Of Idols (Appears in a later "Dusk Of Idols" collection)
None So Blind - a weird allegory...the end is "different"
No Jokes On Mars - another Mars story, about even there money talks
How Beautiful With Banners a dark little story...things on Titan can get difficult
American Science fiction, Fiction, general
James Blish
Blish trained as a biologist at Rutgers and Columbia University, and spent 1942–1944 as a medical technician in the U.S. Army. After the war he became the science editor for the Pfizer Pharmaceutical Company. His first published story appeared in 1940, and his writing career progressed until he gave up his job to become a professional writer. He married literary agent Virginia Kidd in 1947. He worked for the Tobacco Institute from 1962-1968.  In 1968, he emigrated to England. Between 1967 and his death in 1975, he became the first author to write short story collections based on the TV series Star Trek. In total, he wrote 11 volumes of short stories adapted from episodes of the series, as well as an original novel, Spock Must Die! in 1970. He died midway through writing Star Trek 12; his second wife, J. A. Lawrence, completed the book, and later completed the adaptations in the volume Mudd's Angels.