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An edition of The New Hugo Winners, Volume I (1989)

The New Hugo winners

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Souls - novella by Joanna Russ
Fire Watch - novelette by Connie Willis
Melancholy Elephants - short story by Spider Robinson
Cascade Point - novella by Timothy Zahn
Blood Music - novelette by Greg Bear
Speech Sounds - short story by Octavia E. Butler
Press Enter ▮ - novella by John Varley
Bloodchild - novelette by Octavia E. Butler
The Crystal Spheres - short story by David Brin

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Baen Books, Baen
Language
English
Pages
384

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science fiction, American Science fiction, Fiction, science fiction, general

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1991, Baen Books, Baen
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Cover of: New Hugo Winners [Volume I]
New Hugo Winners [Volume I]: Science fiction's roll of honor...
September 1991, Baen Books
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New Hugo Winners: Award Winning Science Fiction Stories
October 1990, Wynwood Pr
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The New Hugo winners: award-winning science fiction stories
1989, Wynwood Press
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The New Hugo Winners: Award Winning Science Fiction Stories
November 1989, Wynwood Pr
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Table of Contents

[v. 1]. Introduction / by Isaac Asimov. Souls / by Joanna Russ. Fire watch / by Connie Willis. Melancholy elephants / by Spider Robinson. Cascade point / by Timothy Zahn. Blood music / by Greg Bear. Speech sounds / by Octavia E. Butler. Press enter / by John Varley. Blood child / by Octavia E. Butler. The crystal spheres / by David Brin.
v. 2. Introduction / by Isaac Asimov. 24 views of Mount Fuji, by Hokusai / by Roger Zelazny. Paladin of the lost hour / by Harlan Ellison. Fermi and frost / by Frederik Pohl. Gilgamesh in the outback / by Robert Silverberg. Permafrost / by Roger Zelzany. Tangents / by Greg Bear. Eye for eye / by Orson Scott Card. Buffalo gals, won't you come out tonight / by Ursula K. LeGuin. Why I left Harry's all-night hamburgers / by Lawrence Watt-Evans.

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Hugo Award winning stories, 1983- . Continues: The Hugo winners / edited by Isaac Asimov. 1962-1986.

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