Hyperion is wonderful, IMO. Rises to the category of literature. The next three are very good as well. Simmons is a great SF writer.
Skimming your freeppage, I see Bear.
I had checked out a book of his (DArwin's Radio?) but had to return it because I got into Doug Preston's Codex and didn't have time to read it.
"Kelly--Think Like A Dinosaur--This stunning story tackles head on the issue of identity challenged by new technology. Will technological change radically alter ethics? Count on it."
I was channel surfing a few months ago and found the 90's verison of "The Outer Limits" just coming on. Being a big fan of anthology shows, I stopped there.
Lo and behold, it was "Think Like A Dinosaur"! I recognized it from the first scene of the first act as a short story I'd read several years ago, and it actually stuck with the original story pretty closely, to my pleasant surprise.
With so much great SF in short story form out there as potential source material, it pains me to see the Sci Fi Channel churning out cinematic dreck like "Snakehead Terror". (Not to mention how they botched and mangled Philip Jose Farmer's "Riverworld")