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Morning Child: Best Short Story
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
Morning Child (Short story) by Gardner DozoisAward: Nebula Award — Best Short Story
Morning Child won Best Short Story.
Bloodchild: Best Novelette
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
Bloodchild (Novella) by Octavia E. ButlerAward: Nebula Award — Best Novelette
Bloodchild won Best Novelette.
Ender’s Game — 1986 Hugo Award, Best Novel
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
Ender’s Game (Novel) by Orson Scott CardAward: Hugo Award — Best NovelRole: Science fiction writer
Ender’s Game — 1986 Hugo Award, Best Novel (1986).
Frank Herbert: death
Category: Organizations and PeopleType: Death
Role: Science fiction writer
Frank Herbert: death.
Ender’s Game — 1985 Nebula Award, Best Novel
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
Ender’s Game (Novel) by Orson Scott CardAward: Nebula Award — Best NovelRole: Science fiction writer
Ender’s Game — 1985 Nebula Award, Best Novel (1986-04-26).
Sailing to Byzantium: Best Novella
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
Sailing to Byzantium (Novella) by Robert SilverbergAward: Nebula Award — Best Novella
Sailing to Byzantium won Best Novella.
Portraits of His Children: Best Novelette
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
Portraits of His Children (Novella) by George R.R. MartinAward: Nebula Award — Best Novelette
Portraits of His Children won Best Novelette.
Out of All Them Bright Stars: Best Short Story
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
Out of All Them Bright Stars (Short story) by Nancy KressAward: Nebula Award — Best Short Story
Out of All Them Bright Stars won Best Short Story.
Speaker for the Dead — 1987 Hugo Award, Best Novel
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
Speaker for the Dead (Novel) by Orson Scott CardAward: Hugo Award — Best NovelRole: Science fiction writer
Speaker for the Dead — 1987 Hugo Award, Best Novel (1987).
Tangents: Best Short Story
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
Tangents (Short story) by Greg BearAward: Nebula Award — Best Short Story
Tangents won Best Short Story.
R&R: Best Novella
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
R&R (Novella) by Lucius ShepardAward: Nebula Award — Best Novella
R&R won Best Novella.
The Girl Who Fell into the Sky: Best Novelette
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
The Girl Who Fell into the Sky (Novella) by Kate WilhelmAward: Nebula Award — Best Novelette
The Girl Who Fell into the Sky won Best Novelette.
Speaker for the Dead — 1986 Nebula Award, Best Novel
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
Speaker for the Dead (Novel) by Orson Scott CardAward: Nebula Award — Best NovelRole: Science fiction writer
Speaker for the Dead — 1986 Nebula Award, Best Novel (1987-05-02).
The Uplift War — 1988 Hugo Award, Best Novel
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
The Uplift War (Novel) by David BrinAward: Hugo Award — Best NovelRole: Science fiction writer
The Uplift War — 1988 Hugo Award, Best Novel (1988).
Robert A. Heinlein: death
Category: Organizations and PeopleType: Death
Role: Science fiction writer
Robert A. Heinlein: death.
Forever Yours, Anna: Best Short Story
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
Forever Yours, Anna (Short story) by Kate WilhelmAward: Nebula Award — Best Short Story
Forever Yours, Anna won Best Short Story.
Rachel in Love: Best Novelette
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
Rachel in Love (Novella) by Pat MurphyAward: Nebula Award — Best Novelette
Rachel in Love won Best Novelette.
The Blind Geometer: Best Novella
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
The Blind Geometer (Novella) by Kim Stanley RobinsonAward: Nebula Award — Best Novella
The Blind Geometer won Best Novella.
The Falling Woman — 1987 Nebula Award, Best Novel
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
The Falling Woman (Novel) by Pat MurphyAward: Nebula Award — Best NovelRole: Science fiction writer
The Falling Woman — 1987 Nebula Award, Best Novel (1988-05-21).
Cyteen — 1989 Hugo Award, Best Novel
Category: Science FictionType: Award win
Cyteen (Novel) by C. J. CherryhAward: Hugo Award — Best NovelRole: Science fiction writer
Cyteen — 1989 Hugo Award, Best Novel (1989).