Michael Bishop


science fiction awards database

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2015
“Rattlesnakes and Men” • short fiction • Asimov's Feb 2015
awards:
Nebula Awards 2016 — novelette — nomination

2012
The Door Gunner and Other Perilous Flights of Fancy • collection • Subterranean Press
awards:
Locus Awards 2013 — collection — 21st place
“Twenty Lights to "The Land of Snow"” • short fiction • Going Interstellar
awards:
Locus Awards 2013 — novella — 14th place
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2008
“Vinegar Peace, or, The Wrong-Way Used-Adult Orphanage” • short fiction • Asimov's Jul 2008
awards:
Nebula Awards 2010 — novelette — nomination
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“The Pile” • short fiction • Subterranean Online Winter 2008
awards:
Shirley Jackson Awards 2009 — short story — winner
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2006
“Dr. Prida's Dream-Plagued Patient” • Aberrant Dreams Spr 2006
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2005
A Reverie for Mister Ray • nonfiction • PS Publishing
awards:
Locus Awards 2006 — non-fiction — 13th place
“Bears Discover Smut” • short fiction • Sci Fiction 26 Oct 2005
awards:
British SF Association Awards 2006 — short fiction — nomination
Southeastern SF Achievement Awards 2006 — short fiction — winner

2003
Brighten to Incandescence: 17 Stories • collection • Golden Gryphon Press
awards:
Locus Awards 2004 — collection — 13th place
“The Door Gunner” • short fiction • The Silver Gryphon
awards:
Locus Awards 2004 — novelette — 16th place
Southeastern SF Achievement Awards 2004 — short fiction — winner

2000
Blue Kansas Sky • collection • Golden Gryphon Press
awards:
Locus Awards 2001 — collection — 7th place
“How Beautiful with Banners” • short fiction • Century #6 Spring 2000
awards:
Locus Awards 2001 — short story — 30th place
“Blue Kansas Sky” • short fiction • Blue Kansas Sky
awards:
World Fantasy Awards 2001 — novella — nomination
Locus Awards 2001 — novella — 5th place

1998
“Secrets of the Alien Reliquary” • Time Pieces
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1996
At the City Limits of Fate • collection • Edgewood Press
awards:
Philip K. Dick Award 1997 — special citation
Locus Awards 1997 — collection — 12th place

1995
“Simply Indispensible” • Full Spectrum 5
anthologies:
“I, Iscariot” • short fiction • Crank! #5 Summer 1995
awards:
Locus Awards 1996 — novelette — 8th place

1994
“Cri de Coeur” • short fiction • Asimov's Sep 1994
awards:
Hugo Awards 1995 — novella — nomination
Locus Awards 1995 — novella — 4th place
Asimov's Reader Poll 1995 — novella — 5th place
Science Fiction Chronicle Readers Poll 1995 — novella — 3rd place
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1992
“Herding with the Hadrosaurs” • The Ultimate Dinosaur
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1991
Nebula Awards 25 • anthology • Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
awards:
Locus Awards 1992 — anthology — 17th place
“Life Regarded as a Jigsaw Puzzle of Highly Lustrous Cats” • short fiction • Omni Sep 1991
awards:
Nebula Awards 1993 — short story — nomination
Locus Awards 1992 — novelette — 24th place
anthologies:
“Extinction” • short fiction • Asimov's Dec 1991
awards:
Asimov's Reader Poll 1992 — poem — 2nd place

1990
Nebula Awards 24 • anthology • Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
awards:
Locus Awards 1991 — anthology — 7th place
“Snapshots from the Butterfly Plague” • Omni Dec 1990
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1989
Nebula Awards 23 • anthology • Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
awards:
Locus Awards 1990 — anthology — 13th place
Apartheid, Superstrings, and Mordecai Thubana • novella • Pulphouse/Axolotl Press
awards:
Nebula Awards 1992 — novella — nomination
World Fantasy Awards 1990 — novella — nomination
Locus Awards 1990 — novella — 19th place
“The Ommatidium Miniatures” • short fiction • The Microverse
awards:
Nebula Awards 1990 — short story — nomination
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“Icicle Music” • short fiction • F&SF Nov 1989
awards:
Locus Awards 1990 — short story — 26th place (tie)
“Apartheid, Superstrings, and Mordecai Thubana”
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1988
Unicorn Mountain • novel • Arbor House/Morrow
awards:
Locus Awards 1989 — fantasy novel — 4th place
Lambda Award 1989 — gay men's sf/fantasy — nomination
Mythopoeic Awards 1989 — fantasy — winner
citations:
Philip K. Dick Is Dead, Alas • novel • Grafton
awards:
Arthur C. Clarke Award 1989 — shortlist
“The Calling of Paisley Coldpony” • short fiction • Asimov's Jan 1988
awards:
Locus Awards 1989 — novelette — 19th place
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1987
“For Thus Do I Remember Carthage” • short fiction • The Universe
awards:
Locus Awards 1988 — short story — 19th place
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1986
Close Encounters with the Deity • collection • Peachtree
awards:
Locus Awards 1987 — collection — 13th place
citations:
“Voices” • short fiction • Heroic Visions II
awards:
Locus Awards 1987 — novelette — 25th place
“Close Encounter with the Deity” • short fiction • Asimov's Mar 1986
awards:
Asimov's Reader Poll 1987 — short story — 5th place (tie)
“Alien Graffiti” • short fiction • Asimov's Jun 1986
awards:
Locus Awards 1987 — short story — 6th place

1985
“The Bob Dylan Tambourine Software & Satori Support Services Consortium, Ltd.” • short fiction • Interzone #12 Summer 1985
awards:
Locus Awards 1986 — short story — 27th place
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“A Gift from the GrayLanders” • short fiction • Asimov's Sep 1985
awards:
Hugo Awards 1986 — novelette — nomination
Nebula Awards 1986 — novelette — nomination
Locus Awards 1986 — novelette — 8th place
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1984
One Winter in Eden • collection • Arkham House
awards:
Locus Awards 1985 — collection — 5th place
“With a Little Help from Her Friends” • short fiction • F&SF Feb 1984
awards:
Locus Awards 1985 — novelette — 5th place

1983
Changes (MB & Ian Watson, eds.) • anthology • Ace
awards:
Locus Awards 1984 — anthology — 8th place
“The Monkey's Bride” • short fiction • Heroic Visions
awards:
World Fantasy Awards 1984 — novella — nomination
Locus Awards 1984 — novelette — 11th place
“The Gospel According to Gamaliel Crucis” • short fiction • Asimov's Nov 1983
awards:
Nebula Awards 1984 — novella — nomination
Locus Awards 1984 — novella — 7th place
“Her Habiline Husband” • short fiction • Universe 13
awards:
Nebula Awards 1984 — novella — nomination
Locus Awards 1984 — novella — winner
anthologies:
“And the Marlin Spoke” • short fiction • F&SF Oct 1983
awards:
Locus Awards 1984 — novelette — 14th place

1982

1981
“Vox Olympica” • short fiction • Omni Dec 1981
awards:
Locus Awards 1982 — novelette — 14th place
anthologies:
“Murder on Lupozny Station” (by MB & Gerald W. Page) • short fiction • F&SF Apr 1981
awards:
Locus Awards 1982 — novelette — 7th place

1980
Eyes of Fire • novel • Pocket
awards:
Locus Awards 1981 — sf novel — 18th place
“Saving Face” • short fiction • Universe 10
awards:
Locus Awards 1981 — novelette — 8th place
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1979

1978
“Vernalfest Morning” • short fiction • Chrysalis 3
awards:
Nebula Awards 1980 — short story — nomination
Locus Awards 1980 — short story — 15th place
anthologies:
“Three Dream Woman” (by MB & Craig Strete) • New Dimensions 8
anthologies:
“For the Lady of a Physicist” • short fiction • Black Holes
awards:
Rhysling Awards 1979 — long poem — winner

1977
Stolen Faces • novel • Harper & Row, 1977
citations:
A Little Knowledge • novel • Berkley Putnam
awards:
Locus Awards 1978 — sf novel — 22nd place

1976
And Strange at Ecbatan the Trees • Harper & Row 1976
anthologies:
“The Samurai and the Willows” • short fiction • F&SF Feb 1976
awards:
Hugo Awards 1977 — novella — nomination
Nebula Awards 1977 — novella — nomination
Locus Awards 1977 — novella — winner
anthologies:

1975
A Funeral for the Eyes of Fire • novel • Ballantine
awards:
Nebula Awards 1976 — novel — nomination
Locus Awards 1976 — novel — 14th place
“Rogue Tomato” • short fiction • New Dimensions 5
awards:
Hugo Awards 1976 — short story — nomination
Locus Awards 1976 — short story — 7th place
anthologies:
“Blooded on Arachne” • short fiction • Epoch
awards:
Nebula Awards 1976 — novelette — nomination
Locus Awards 1976 — novelette — 15th place
anthologies:
“Allegiances” • short fiction • Galaxy Feb 1975
awards:
Locus Awards 1976 — novella — 8th place
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1974
“On the Street of the Serpents” • short fiction • Science Fiction Emphasis I
awards:
Nebula Awards 1975 — novella — nomination
Locus Awards 1975 — novella — 8th place
“In the Lilliputian Asylum: A Story in Eight Poems & an Introduction” • Orbit 15
anthologies:
“Cathadonian Odyssey” • short fiction • F&SF Sep 1974
awards:
Hugo Awards 1975 — short story — nomination
Locus Awards 1975 — short story — 7th place
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1973
“The White Otters of Childhood” • short fiction • F&SF Jul 1973
awards:
Hugo Awards 1974 — novella — nomination
Nebula Awards 1974 — novella — nomination
Locus Awards 1974 — novella — 2nd place
“Death and Designation Among the Asadi” • short fiction • If Feb 1973
awards:
Hugo Awards 1974 — novella — nomination
Nebula Awards 1974 — novella — nomination
Locus Awards 1974 — novella — 7th place
anthologies:
“The Contributors to Plenum Four” • New Dimensions 5
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