Several sword and sorcery anthologies edited by L. Sprague de Camp for Pyramid Books and Putnam from 1963 to 1970 featured stories by SAGA members along with other, usually earlier fantasists. In "The Spell of Seven" (Pyramid Books, 1965), four of the seven pieces were by members. Another early anthology including works by members of the group was "Swords Against Tomorrow" (Signet Books, 1970), a paperback original edited by Robert Hoskins. It comprised one novella and three novelettes by SAGA members and a novelette by Leigh Brackett. SAGA later showcased the work of its members in the "Flashing Swords!" anthology series edited by Carter and published by Dell Books from 1973 to 1981.