HH: "Bob Silverberg had an interesting idea for an anthology. Isaac Asimov would do an introduction to the volume and outline some possible world futures that might be caused by different advances in biology ... One of the futures intrigued me ... What interested me also was the chance to write about a utopia. A utopia that particularly appealed to me - one where the population problem was solved ... Of course there has to be trouble in utopia, at least a little trouble, since no matter how perfect a world it is there are always some people who just won't enjoy it." (Best of Harry Harrison) PUBLICATION HISTORY Four Futures, edited by Robert Silverberg, New York: Hawthorne, 1971, hbk. The Best of Harry Harrison, June 1976. as "Le Meilleur de Mondes... Pour Qui?" in Le Livre d'Or de la Science Fiction: Harry Harrison, edited by George W. Barlow. Paris: Presses Pocket, 1985, p.218-259, pbk. Translated by George W. Barlow. [French]. as "Du Skönare Nya Värld" in Aschkelons Gator [The Best of Harry Harrison]. 1985. [Swedish]. Stainless Steel Visions, February 1993. as: "Nowy Wspanialy Swiat" in: Zlote Lata Stalowego Szczura [Stainless Steel Visions]. 1994. [Polish] as: "Schönere Neuere Welt" in: Visionen einer Stahlratte [Stainless Steel Visions]. 1995. [German] 50 in 50, July 2001.