Nebula Awards 2002
science fiction awards database
Where and When:
Kansas City MO :
April 27, 2002
Eligibility Year: 2000-2001
Associated Awards: SFWA Awards (also listed below)
Eligibility Year: 2000-2001
Associated Awards: SFWA Awards (also listed below)
Novel
- Winner: The Quantum Rose, Catherine Asaro (Tor)
- The Collapsium, Wil McCarthy (Ballantine Del Rey)
- Declare, Tim Powers (Subterranean Press; William Morrow 2001)
- Eternity's End, Jeffrey A. Carver (Tor)
- Mars Crossing, Geoffrey A. Landis (Tor)
- Passage, Connie Willis (Bantam)
- A Storm of Swords, George R. R. Martin (Bantam Spectra)
- The Tower at Stony Wood, Patricia A. McKillip (Ace)
Novella
- Winner: “The Ultimate Earth”, Jack Williamson (Analog Dec 2000)
- “The Diamond Pit”, Jack Dann (F&SF Jun 2001)
- “May Be Some Time”, Brenda W. Clough (Analog Apr 2001)
- “Radiant Green Star”, Lucius Shepard (Asimov's Aug 2000)
- “A Roll of the Dice”, Catherine Asaro (Analog Jul/Aug 2000)
Novelette
- Winner: “Louise's Ghost”, Kelly Link (Stranger Things Happen)
- “Auspicious Eggs”, James Morrow (F&SF Oct/Nov 2000)
- “Dance of the Yellow-Breasted Luddites”, William Shunn (Vanishing Acts)
- “The Pottawatomie Giant”, Andy Duncan (Sci Fiction 1 Nov 2000)
- “To Kiss the Star”, Amy Sterling Casil (F&SF Feb 2001)
- “Undone”, James Patrick Kelly (Asimov's Jun 2001)
Short Story
- Winner: “The Cure for Everything”, Severna Park (Sci Fiction 22 Jun 2000)
- “The Elephants on Neptune”, Mike Resnick (Asimov's May 2000)
- “Kaddish for the Last Survivor”, Michael A. Burstein (Analog Nov 2000)
- “Mom and Dad at the Home Front”, Sherwood Smith (Realms of Fantasy Aug 2000)
- “Wound the Wind”, George Zebrowski (Analog May 2001)
Script
- Winner: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, James Schamus, Kuo Jung Tsai & Hui-Ling Wang (Sony Pictures Classics; from the book by Du Lu Wang)
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Body, Joss Whedon (based on the characters created by Joss Whedon)
- O Brother, Where Art Thou?, Ethan Coen & Joel Coen (Touchstone/Universal; based on the epic poem "The Odyssey" by Homer)
- X-Men, Tom DeSanto & Bryan Singer, story; David Hayter, screenplay (20th Century Fox; based on the characters created by Stan Lee and Marvel Comics)
— Associated Awards —
President's Award
- Winner: Betty Ballantine
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