The Best Science Fiction of the Year 4

When Terry Carr says these 10 science-fiction stories are the best of the year...you better believe it!We Purchased People, Frederik Pohl: A strange love story of a man and woman whose bodies belonged to the aliens...but whose hearts belonged to each other!The Hole Man, Larry Niven: Explorers on Mars found a city...abandoned but somehow still functioning!Born With the Dead, Robert Silverberg: A haunting tale of a man who followed the woman he loved...beyond the gates of death!The Author of the Acacia Seeds, Ursula K. Le Guin: Of course there are no aliens on Earth...or are there?On Venus, Have We Got A Rabbi, William Tenn: The First Interstellar Neozionist Conference really had a problem--a delegation from Rigel was seeking admittance. But are giant cockroaches...really Jewish?-PLUS-Dark Icarus, Bob ShawIf the Stars Are Gods, Gordon Eklund and Gregory BenfordThe Engine at Heartspring's Center, Roger ZelanyPale Roses, Michael MoorcockA Little Something For Us Tempunauts, Philip K. DickOn Venus, Have We Got a Rabbi, William TennThe Engine at Heartspring's Center, Roger ZelaznyIf the Stars Are Gods, Gordon Eklund and Gregory BenfordHonorable Mentions - 1974, Terry CarrThe Science Fiction Year (1974), Charles N. Brown