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1994 1998 2009 2010 2011 3rd Person Ace adventure alternate history Amazing Stories anachronistic living Anita Blake anthology Arthur C. Clarke Nominee asimov Asimov's Aspect Barry Marcus BFA nominee BFA Winner Bob Eggleton Bram Stoker nominee Bram Stoker winner Brian Attebery BSFA nominee Cheap Street Christine Francis Christmas Dale O'Dell DAW Del Rey Dennis Etchison dinosaurs Doubleday dystopia Elizabeth Hand Ellen Datlow Eluki bes Shahar Eric Peterson Escape Pod F & SF family issues fashion foundation Four Walls Eight Windows futuristic Gardner Dozois Gene Wolfe Geodyssey giant bug go (game) Golden Duck Winner Grand Central Publishing Grove Press Harlan Ellison HarperCollins Hellflower HOMer nominee HOMer Winner horror Houghton Mifflin Howard Waldrop Howie Nominee Hugo Nominee Isaac Asimov Jack Cady Jack Womack James Patrick Kelly John Berkey John Kessel John M. Ford Judith Tarr Kim Poor Lambda Nominee Lambda Winner Laurell K. Hamilton Locus Poll Winner Locus Recommended Reading Lois Lowry love story Michael Blumlein muse Mythopoeic Nominee Nebula Nominee Nebula Winner Nicholas Jainschigg Nicola Griffith novel novelette novella Octavia E. Butler Omni Pamela Lee Pat Murphy Paul di Filippo Philip K. Dick Nominee Philip K. Dick Winner Piers Anthony podcast print magazine PS Publishing queer revolt Robert Reed Rosemary Edghill science fiction series SF Chronicle Nominee short story Sidewise nominee single author collection space opera Spectra St. Martin's St. Martin's Griffin St. Martin's Press Stephen Baxter supernaturally enhanced private detective survival Tachyon Terri Windling The Easton Press Thomas Canty Tiptree Nominee Tiptree Winner Tor Ursula K. Le Guin vampires virtual reality W. W. Norton & Company wasp Xeelee year's best anthology young adult
1994 1998 2009 2010 2011 3rd Person Ace adventure alternate history Amazing Stories anachronistic living Anita Blake anthology Arthur C. Clarke Nominee asimov Asimov's Aspect Barry Marcus BFA nominee BFA Winner Bob Eggleton Bram Stoker nominee Bram Stoker winner Brian Attebery BSFA nominee Cheap Street Christine Francis Christmas Dale O'Dell DAW Del Rey Dennis Etchison dinosaurs Doubleday dystopia Elizabeth Hand Ellen Datlow Eluki bes Shahar Eric Peterson Escape Pod F & SF family issues fashion foundation Four Walls Eight Windows futuristic Gardner Dozois Gene Wolfe Geodyssey giant bug go (game) Golden Duck Winner Grand Central Publishing Grove Press Harlan Ellison HarperCollins Hellflower HOMer nominee HOMer Winner horror Houghton Mifflin Howard Waldrop Howie Nominee Hugo Nominee Isaac Asimov Jack Cady Jack Womack James Patrick Kelly John Berkey John Kessel John M. Ford Judith Tarr Kim Poor Lambda Nominee Lambda Winner Laurell K. Hamilton Locus Poll Winner Locus Recommended Reading Lois Lowry love story Michael Blumlein muse Mythopoeic Nominee Nebula Nominee Nebula Winner Nicholas Jainschigg Nicola Griffith novel novelette novella Octavia E. Butler Omni Pamela Lee Pat Murphy Paul di Filippo Philip K. Dick Nominee Philip K. Dick Winner Piers Anthony podcast print magazine PS Publishing queer revolt Robert Reed Rosemary Edghill science fiction series SF Chronicle Nominee short story Sidewise nominee single author collection space opera Spectra St. Martin's St. Martin's Griffin St. Martin's Press Stephen Baxter supernaturally enhanced private detective survival Tachyon Terri Windling The Easton Press Thomas Canty Tiptree Nominee Tiptree Winner Tor Ursula K. Le Guin vampires virtual reality W. W. Norton & Company wasp Xeelee year's best anthology young adult
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