Free 2005 Nebula Nominees Online
By John DeNardo |
Thursday, February 3rd, 2005 at
11:14 am
Free Speculative Fiction, a great site for…free speculative fiction…, now offers pointers to this year’s Nebula nominees for novella, novelette and short story.
Novellas
- “Walk in Silence” by Catherine Asaro
- “The Tangled Strings of the Marionettes” by Adam-Troy Castro
- “The Cookie Monster” by Vernor Vinge (also a Hugo Nominee)
- “The Green Leopard Plague” by Walter Jon Williams (also a Hugo Nominee)
- “Just Like the Ones We Used to Know” by Connie Willis (also a Hugo Nominee)
Novelettes
- “Zora and the Zombie” by Andy Duncan
- “Basement Magic” by Ellen Klages
- “The Voluntary State” by Christopher Rowe
- “Dry Bones” by William Sanders
- “The Gladiator’s War: A Dialogue” by Lois Tilton
Short Stories
- “Coming to Terms” by Eileen Gunn
- “The Strange Redemption of Sister Mary Anne” by Mike Moscoe
- “Travels With My Cats” by Mike Resnick
- “Embracing-The-New” by Benjamin Rosenbaum
- “In the Late December” by Greg van Eekhout
- “Aloha” by Ken Wharton
[Note: The free online 2005 Hugo nominees are here]
Related posts:
- Free Hugo Nominees
- Free Short SF Online
- 2004 Hugo Nominees
- 2004 Nebula Awards Preliminary Ballot
- SF Book online, for free!
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Something I don’t understand… I loved Ken Wharton’s _Aloha_, but didn’t that come out in 2003? Wasn’t it the June, 2003 issue? It was on my Best-of list for 2003!
Yes, “Aloha” was in June 2003 issue of Analog. However the Nebula eligibility period is a bit wide. Locus states it as:
“Currently, the two calendar years prior to year of award. A work may accumulate member recommendations for 12 calendar months following publication. For example, a work published in July 1998 may gather recommendations until June 1999; if it gathers 10, it is placed on the preliminary ballot for awards given in 2000.”
What did I miss?
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What did I miss?
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Why isn’t the winner in the short story category in the list?
The story “Coming to Terms” by Eileen Gunn was not included because I did not have a link to a free online version.
I added a link to the newly-available “Coming to Terms” by Eileen Gunn. Also since I list both Hugo AND Nebula nominees, I corrected the name of the post.
OK. Seriously this time.
Post updated one (hopefully) last time to (1) point to ALL Nebual nominees ONLY, and (2) point to posted Hugo nominees free online.