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science fiction awards database

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2023
“Flying Carpet” • short fiction • Analog Nov/Dec 2023
awards:
Analog Readers Poll 2024 — novella — 3rd place

2016
“Progress Report” • short fiction
awards:
Analog Readers Poll 2017 — novella — 4th place

2015
“Zen Angel” • short fiction
awards:
Analog Readers Poll 2016 — novella — 4th place

2014
“The Triple Sun: A Golden Age Tale” • short fiction • Analog Jul/Aug 2014
awards:
Hugo Awards 2015 — novelette — nomination

2012
“Doctor Alien and the Spindles of Infinity” • short fiction
awards:
Analog Readers Poll 2013 — novella — 2nd place

2011
“Tower of Worlds” • short fiction • Analog
awards:
Analog Readers Poll 2012 — novella — 2nd place

2010
“Doctor Alien's Five Empty Boxes” • short fiction • Analog Jul/Aug 2010
awards:
Analog Readers Poll 2011 — novella — 2nd place

2009
“Doctor Alien” • short fiction • Analog Jan/Feb 2009
awards:
Analog Readers Poll 2010 — novella — 2nd place

2007
“Emerald River, Pearl Sky” • short fiction • Analog Jan/Feb 2007
awards:
Analog Readers Poll 2008 — novella — 4th place

2005
“Of Kings, Queens, and Angels” • short fiction • Analog Jul/Aug 2005
awards:
Analog Readers Poll 2006 — novelette — 3rd place (tie)

2004
“Viewschool” • short fiction • Analog Sep 2004
awards:
Analog Readers Poll 2005 — novelette — 3rd place
“Layna's Mirror” • short fiction • Analog Oct 2004
awards:
Analog Readers Poll 2005 — novella — winner

2003
“Afterburn” • short fiction • Analog Jan 2003
awards:
Analog Readers Poll 2004 — novelette — 4th place

2002
“The Great Prayer Wheel” • short fiction • Analog Jul/Aug 2002
awards:
Analog Readers Poll 2003 — novelette — 4th place
“Sidehunter” • short fiction • Analog Jun 2002
awards:
Analog Readers Poll 2003 — novella — 2nd place

2001
“Jake, Me, and the Zipper” • short fiction • Analog Nov 2001
awards:
Analog Readers Poll 2002 — short story — winner

2000
“His Hands Passed Like Clouds” • short fiction • Analog Oct 2000
awards:
Analog Readers Poll 2001 — novelette — 4th place (tie)



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