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Where and When
: Cocoa Beach, FL, SFWA Nebula Awards Weekend : May 15, 2010
Eligibility Year
: 2009
Novella
Winner:
“Broken Windchimes”,
Kristine Kathryn Rusch
(
Asimov's
Sep 2009)
“Act One”,
Nancy Kress
(
Asimov's
Mar 2009)
“The Spires of Denon”,
Kristine Kathryn Rusch
(
Asimov's
Apr/May 2009)
“Earth II”,
Stephen Baxter
(
Asimov's
Jul 2009)
“Pelago”,
Judith Berman
(
Asimov's
Feb 2009)
Novelette
Winner:
“Blood Dauber”,
Ted Kosmatka
&
Michael Poore
(
Asimov's
Dec 2009)
“Soulmates”,
Mike Resnick
&
Lezli Robyn
(
Asimov's
Sep 2009)
“A Large Bucket, and Accidental Mastery of Spacetime”,
Benjamin Crowell
(
Asimov's
Dec 2009)
“Lion Walk”,
Mary Rosenblum
(
Asimov's
Jan 2009)
“SinBad the Sand Sailor”,
R. Garcia y Robertson
(
Asimov's
Jul 2009)
Short Story
Winner:
“Bridesicle”,
Will McIntosh
(
Asimov's
Oct/Nov 2009)
“Five Thousand Light-Years from Birdland”,
Robert R. Chase
(
Asimov's
Jan 2009)
(tie): “Away from Here”,
Lisa Goldstein
(
Asimov's
Sep 2009)
(tie): “The Bird Painter in Time of War”,
Carol Emshwiller
(
Asimov's
Feb 2009)
(tie): “The Bride of Frankenstein”,
Mike Resnick
(
Asimov's
Dec 2009)
(tie): “Sleepless in the House of Ye”,
Ian McHugh
(
Asimov's
Jul 2009)
Poem
Winner:
“Edgar Allan Poe”,
Bryan D. Dietrich
(
Asimov's
Oct/Nov 2009)
“First Beer on Mars”,
David Lunde
(
Asimov's
Mar 2009)
“They Believed in Fairies During World War One”,
Darrell Schweitzer
(
Asimov's
Feb 2009)
“The Last Alchemist”,
Bruce Boston
(
Asimov's
Sep 2009)
“Small Conquerors”,
Geoffrey A. Landis
(
Asimov's
Apr/May 2009)
Cover
Winner:
John Picacio
for
Asimov's
Sep 2009
Thomasz Maronski
for
Asimov's
Jul 2009
Paul Youll
for
Asimov's
Apr/May 2009
Donato Giancola
for
Asimov's
Mar 2009
Duncan Long
for
Asimov's
Dec 2009
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