All 2008 Hugo Short Fiction Nominees Available Online
By John DeNardo |
Monday, April 28th, 2008 at
6:52 pm
The text of Daniel Abraham’s story “The Cambist and Lord Iron: A Fairy Tale of Economics” is now online.
This is the final short fiction nominee to be made available online. For a complete list of short fiction nominees, with links to the corresponding online versions, see our earlier post of 2008 Hugo Award Nominees.
[via John Klima, editor or Logorrhea, the anthology where the story first appeared.]
Related posts:
- Final 2007 Hugo Short Fiction Nominee Available Online
- More Free Hugo Nominees Online
- Free 2005 Hugo Nominees Online
- A New Reading Project: The Nebula Short Fiction Nominees
- Another Free Hugo Short Story
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Attempt to download the story via Firefox asks me to upgrade my Flash player! If I refuse, as I did, the file – assuming there is one – is inaccessible.
Have you actually downloaded it successfully? Aware of an ordinary URL that doesn’t go via fancy Flash?
@Tinkoo: The page loads an Amazon-like browse feature to let you read online.
I understand your frustration, though. More of this year’s stories than I’d prefer are available only in PDF format. I prefer text I can copy into eBook format and take with me, or better yet, delivered directly in various eBook formats.
Even with the newest Flash plug-in available this is totally inaccessible on Linux (just shows up with a blank screen). Very disappointed.
It works for me flash plugin 1.4 in Debian GNU/Linux… still, no download link. I couldn’t possibly read something presented like that.