The Locus Awards
science fiction awards database
Charles N. Brown & Jonathan Strahan, eds.
Eos, 2004
This is a selection of 18 stories that won Locus Awards, which are deteremined by poll by readers of Locus Magazine. The introduction describes the methodology of the selection: "We've gone through the thirty years of winners and picked what we think are the best."
Eos, 2004
This is a selection of 18 stories that won Locus Awards, which are deteremined by poll by readers of Locus Magazine. The introduction describes the methodology of the selection: "We've gone through the thirty years of winners and picked what we think are the best."
- “The Death of Dr. Island”, Gene Wolfe (Universe 3, 1973)
- “The Day Before the Revolution”, Ursula K. Le Guin (Galaxy Aug 1974)
- “Jeffty Is Five”, Harlan Ellison (F&SF Jul 1977)
- “The Persistence of Vision”, John Varley (F&SF Mar 1978)
- “The Way of Cross and Dragon”, George R. R. Martin (Omni Jun 1979)
- “Souls”, Joanna Russ (F&SF Jan 1982)
- “Bloodchild”, Octavia E. Butler (IASFM Jun 1984)
- “The Only Neat Thing to Do”, James Tiptree, Jr. (F&SF Oct 1985)
- “Rachel in Love”, Pat Murphy (IASFM Apr 1987)
- “The Scalehunter's Beautiful Daughter”, Lucius Shepard
- “Bears Discover Fire”, Terry Bisson (IASFM Aug 1990)
- “Buffalo”, John Kessel (F&SF Jan 1991)
- “Even the Queen”, Connie Willis (IASFM Apr 1992)
- “Gone”, John Crowley (F&SF Sep 1996)
- “Maneki Neko”, Bruce Sterling (F&SF May 1998)
- “Border Guards”, Greg Egan (Interzone Oct 1999)
- “Hell Is the Absence of God”, Ted Chiang (Starlight 3, 2001)
- “October in the Chair”, Neil Gaiman (Conjunctions #39 2002)
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