Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award 2005
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Where and When:
Lawrence KS :
July 9, 2005
Eligibility Year: 2004
Judges: James Gunn, Kij Johnson, Frederik Pohl, George Zebrowski
Associated With: John W. Campbell Memorial Award
Eligibility Year: 2004
Judges: James Gunn, Kij Johnson, Frederik Pohl, George Zebrowski
Associated With: John W. Campbell Memorial Award
Winner
- “Sergeant Chip”, Bradley Denton (F&SF Sep 2004)
Second Place
- “The Voluntary State”, Christopher Rowe (Sci Fiction 5 May 2004)
Third Place
- Mere, Robert Reed (Golden Gryphon)
Shortlist
- “An Appeal to Adolf”, Ian Watson (Conqueror Fantastic)
- “Arabian Wine”, Gregory Feeley (Asimov's Apr/May 2004)
- “The Baum Plan for Financial Independence”, John Kessel (Sci Fiction 24 Mar 2004)
- “Dancer in the Dark”, David Gerrold (F&SF Apr 2004)
- “The Fear Gun”, Judith Berman (Asimov's Jul 2004)
- “The Gladiator's War: A Dialog”, Lois Tilton (Asimov's Jun 2004)
- “Invisible Kingdoms”, Steven Utley (F&SF Feb 2004)
- “The Lost Pilgrim”, Gene Wolfe (The First Heroes: New Tales of the Bronze Age)
- “The Magical Negro”, Nnedi Okorafor-Mbachu (Dark Matter: Reading the Bones)
- “The Risk-Taking Gene as Expressed by Some Asian Subjects”, Steve Tomasula (Denver Quarterly Fall 2004)
- “Savant Songs”, Brenda Cooper (Analog Dec 2004)
- “Scout's Honor”, Terry Bisson (Sci Fiction 28 Jan 2004)
- “Singing My Sister Down”, Margo Lanagan (Black Juice)
- “Start the Clock”, Benjamin Rosenbaum (F&SF Aug 2004)
- “Stone Animals”, Kelly Link (Conjunctions 43: Beyond Arcadia)
- “The Strange Redemption of Sister Mary Ann”, Mike Moscoe (Analog Nov 2004)
- “Venus Flowers at Night”, Pamela Sargent (Microcosms)
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