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Eligibility Year
: 1991
Novella/novelette
Winner:
“Ode to Joy”,
Dean McLaughlin
(
Analog
Jul 1991)
“Home Is Where…”,
Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff
(
Analog
Nov 1991)
“Contact”,
Jerry Oltion
&
Lee Goodloe
(
Analog
Nov 1991)
“Rescue Run”,
Anne McCaffrey
(
Analog
Aug 1991)
“Gold”,
Isaac Asimov
(
Analog
Sep 1991)
Short Story
Winner:
“The Cold Solution”,
Don Sakers
(
Analog
Jul 1991)
“A Roll of Round Dice”,
Stephen L. Burns
(
Analog
mid-Dec 1991)
“Enemy of the State”,
Jack C. Haldeman II
(
Analog
Aug 1991)
“Business as Usual”,
Amy Bechtel
(
Analog
Jul 1991)
“Driven by Moonlight”,
Sarah Zettel
(
Analog
Dec 1991)
Fact Article
Winner:
“The Mote in NASA's Eye”,
Charles Sheffield
(
Analog
Oct 1991)
“Mars Direct: A Proposal for the Rapid Exploration and Colonization of the Red Planet”,
Robert M. Zubrin
&
David A. Baker
(
Analog
Jul 1991)
“Global Catastrophes and Mass Extinctions”,
Jeff Hecht
(
Analog
May 1991)
(tie): “Hydrogen Time”,
Marc Davenport
(
Analog
Feb 1991)
(tie): “Whatever Happened to the Little Ice Age?”,
John Gribbin
(
Analog
Dec 1991)
“Once and Future Mars”,
Martyn J. Fogg
(
Analog
Jan 1991)
Cover
Winner (tie):
Nicholas Jainschigg
for “Glass Houses” by Laura Mixon (
Analog
Dec 1991)
Winner (tie):
Kelly Freas
for “Try a Little Touch” by Robert R. Chase (
Analog
mid-Dec 1991)
Val Lakey Lindahn
&
Sean Lakey
for “Barrayar” (
Analog
Jul 1991)
Nicholas Jainschigg
for “Den of Sorrow” (
Analog
Mar 1991)
Broeck Steadman
for “Gloriously Bright” (
Analog
Jan 1991)
Nicholas Jainschigg
for “The Great Unknown” (
Analog
Apr 1991)
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