Notes: "La Signora degli scarafaggi e altri 22 racconti" is an original italian collection, containing stories from Fun With Your New Head and Getting into Death and Other Stories. Single stories were translated as follows: • The Roaches translated by Antonangelo Pinna as "La Signora degli scarafaggi" • The Squirrel Cage translated by Antonangelo Pinna as "La gabbia dello scoiattolo" • Descending translated by Beata Della Frattina as "Scendendo" • Cephalotron translated by Beata Della Frattina as "Divertitevi con la Vostra Nuova Testa" • Nada translated by Mario Galli as "Nada" • The Number You Have Reached translated by Antonangelo Pinna as "Il numero a cui siete arrivati" • The Contest translated by Antonangelo Pinna as "La gara" • Linda and Daniel and Spike translated by Antonangelo Pinna as "Linda, Daniel e Spike" • 1-A translated by Antonangelo Pinna as "A" • The Beginning of April or the End of March translated by Mario Galli as "Principio d'aprile o fine di marzo" • The City of Penetrating Light translated by Antonangelo Pinna as "La città della luce penetrante" • Moondust, the Smell of Hay, Dialectical Materialism translated by Gianluigi Coretti as "Polvere di Luna, profumo di fieno e materialismo dialettico" • Casablanca translated by Gianluigi Coretti as "Casablanca" • Apollo translated by Antonangelo Pinna as "Apollo" • The Asian Shore translated by Antonangelo Pinna as "Riva d'Asia" • The Birds translated by Antonangelo Pinna as "Gli uccelli" • Death and the Single Girl translated by Antonangelo Pinna as "La morte e la ragazza sola" • Feathers from the Wings of an Angel translated by Antonangelo Pinna as "Piuma dalle ali di un angelo" • Let Us Quickly Hasten to the Gate of Ivory translated by Antonangelo Pinna as "Affrettiamoci alla porta d'avorio" • |X|-Yes translated by Antonangelo Pinna as "X-Yes" • The Empty Room translated by Antonangelo Pinna as "La stanza vuota" • The Brave Little Toaster translated by Simonetta Cioni Carr as "Il bravo piccolo tostapane. Una favola per elettrodomestici" • Downtown translated by Beata Della Frattina as "In città" • Die Verwandlung translated by Rodolfo Paoli as "La metamorfosi" Data from http://www.fantascienza.com, which correctly credits the stories to Disch, while 'Thomas Dish' on cover. Supplement to Classici Urania #87 (source mondourania.com and catalogovegetti.com)