Three solid Sturgeon stories, each around 50 pages long--from '62, '67, and '72. The best thing about Sturgeon IMO is not that he does his job as an inventive science fiction storyteller by providing the ideas and set pieces that define his chosen genre. Rather, it's his characters, a style closer to Spider Robinson than their dryer cousins, and finally the charm with which he delivers his stories. He takes his readers seriously and invites them in on the gag, on the secret. ( )

Review in progress:

Contents:

Case and the Dreamer
If All Men Were Brothers, Would You Let One Marry Your Sister?
When You Care, When You Love

(I'm tired, and it needs to be separated, with a disambiguation statement that points out that this was published in 1971, not 2010, and is three stories, not the large collection (which does include Case and the Dreamer) published in 2010 as Volume XIII of the collected short stories of Theodore Sturgeon.

http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pl.cgi?6235

http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pl.cgi?308691

Back tomorrow to fix it... ( )