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Joan D. Vinge

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Catspaw • novel • Warner, 1988

awards:

• Locus Awards 1989 — sf novel — 13th place

citations:

• 2009: The Science Fiction Handbook, M. Keith Booker & Anne-Marie Thomas

“The Crystal Ship ” • short fiction • The Crystal Ship, 1976

awards:

• Locus Awards 1977 — novella — 13th place

anthologies:

• The Crystal Ship, ed. Robert Silverberg, Nelson 1976

Dreamfall • novel • Warner Aspect, 1996

awards:

• Locus Awards 1997 — sf novel — 17th place

citations:

• 2009: The Science Fiction Handbook, M. Keith Booker & Anne-Marie Thomas

“Eyes of Amber ” • short fiction • Analog Jun 1977

awards:

• Hugo Awards 1978 — novelette — winner

• Locus Awards 1978 — short fiction — 5th place

anthologies:

• The Hugo Winners, Volume 4: 1976-1979, ed. Isaac Asimov, Doubleday 1985

• Analog Anthology #2, ed. Stanley Schmidt, Davis 1982

• The New Women of Wonder, ed. Pamela Sargent, Vintage 1978

• The 1978 Annual World’s Best SF, ed. Donald A. Wollheim & Arthur W. Saha, DAW 1978

Eyes of Amber and Other Stories • collection • Signet, 1979

awards:

• Locus Awards 1980 — single author collection — 2nd place

citations:

• 2004: Anatomy of Wonder: A Critical Guide to Science Fiction, 5th edition, Neil Barron

“Fireship ” • short fiction • Analog Dec 1978

awards:

• Hugo Awards 1979 — novella — nomination

• Nebula Awards 1980 — novella — nomination

• Locus Awards 1979 — novella — 5th place

• Locus Awards 1980 — novella — 9th place

• Analog Readers Poll 1979 — novelette — winner

anthologies:

• The Best Science Fiction Novellas of the Year #1, ed. Terry Carr, Ballantine 1979

Fireship • collection • Dell, 1978

awards:

• Locus Awards 1979 — single author collection — 6th place

“Media Man” • short fiction • Analog Oct 1976

awards:

• Locus Awards 1977 — novella — 7th place

“Mother and Child ” • short fiction • Orbit 16, 1975

awards:

• Locus Awards 1976 — novella — 10th place

anthologies:

• Orbit 16, ed. Damon Knight, Harper & Row 1975

The Outcasts of Heaven's Belt • novel • NAL/Signet, 1978

awards:

• Locus Awards 1979 — novel — 13th place

• Analog Readers Poll 1979 — serial — 2nd place

“The Peddler's Apprentice” (by JDV & Vernor Vinge) • Analog Aug 1975

anthologies:

• Best Science Fiction Stories of the Year, ed. Lester del Rey, E.P. Dutton 1976

• The 1976 Annual World’s Best SF, ed. Donald A. Wollheim, DAW 1976

Phoenix in the Ashes • collection • Bluejay, 1985

awards:

• Locus Awards 1986 — collection — 13th place

Psion • novel • Delacorte, 1982

citations:

• 2009: The Science Fiction Handbook, M. Keith Booker & Anne-Marie Thomas

• 2004: Anatomy of Wonder: A Critical Guide to Science Fiction, 5th edition, Neil Barron

The Snow Queen • novel • Dial, 1980

awards:

• Hugo Awards 1981 — novel — winner

• Nebula Awards 1981 — novel — nomination

• Locus Awards 1981 — sf novel — winner

• Balrog Awards 1981 — novel — nomination

• Ditmar Awards 1981 — international fiction — nomination

citations:

• 2009: The Science Fiction Handbook, M. Keith Booker & Anne-Marie Thomas

• 2006: 100 Must-Read Science Fiction Novels, Stephen E. Andrews & Nick Rennison

• 2005: Essential SF: A Concise Guide, Jonathan Cowie & Tony Chester

• 2004: Anatomy of Wonder: A Critical Guide to Science Fiction, 5th edition, Neil Barron

• 2003: The 100 science fiction books you just have to read!, Keith Olexa

• 1995: Science Fiction: The Illustrated Encyclopedia, John Clute

• 1988: A Basic Science Fiction Library, James Gunn

• 1984: The Science Fiction Sourcebook, David Wingrove

Snow Queen Trilogy • series, 1991

citations:

• 1996: Magill's Guide to Science Fiction and Fantasy Literature, T. A. Shippey & A. J. Sobczak

The Summer Queen • novel • Warner Questar, 1991

awards:

• Hugo Awards 1992 — novel — nomination

• Locus Awards 1992 — sf novel — 4th place

citations:

• 2009: The Science Fiction Handbook, M. Keith Booker & Anne-Marie Thomas

• 2005: Essential SF: A Concise Guide, Jonathan Cowie & Tony Chester

• 1988: A Basic Science Fiction Library, James Gunn

“Tin Soldier ” • short fiction • Orbit 14, 1974

awards:

• Locus Awards 1975 — novella — 10th place

• Jupiter Awards 1975 — novelette — nomination

anthologies:

• The Mammoth Book of Fantastic Science Fiction: Short Novels of the 1970s, ed. Isaac Asimov, Charles G. Waugh & Martin H. Greenberg, Carroll & Graf 1992

• Tor Doubles, ed. Anonymous, Tor 1991

• More Women of Wonder, ed. Pamela Sargent, Vintage 1976

• Orbit 14, ed. Damon Knight, Harper & Row 1974

Tin Soldier • novella • Tor Double, 1990

citations:

• 1984: The Science Fiction Sourcebook, David Wingrove

“View from a Height ” • short fiction • Analog Jun 1978

awards:

• Hugo Awards 1979 — short story — nomination

• Locus Awards 1979 — short story — 2nd place

• Analog Readers Poll 1979 — short story — 4th place

anthologies:

• Women of Wonder: The Classic Years, ed. Pamela Sargent, Harcourt Brace 1995

• The Road to Science Fiction #4, ed. James E. Gunn, Mentor 1982

• The Best Science Fiction of the Year # 8, ed. Terry Carr, Ballantine 1979

• Best Science Fiction Stories of the Year: Eighth Annual Collection, ed. Gardner Dozois, E.P. Dutton 1979

World's End • novel • Bluejay, 1984

awards:

• Locus Awards 1985 — sf novel — 13th place

citations:

• 2009: The Science Fiction Handbook, M. Keith Booker & Anne-Marie Thomas

• 2005: Essential SF: A Concise Guide, Jonathan Cowie & Tony Chester

• 1988: A Basic Science Fiction Library, James Gunn

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