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Best Novella

This award is given to works of between 17,501 and 40,000 words. The year indicated is the year of publication/eligibility; the award is actually presented the following year.

Date	Author	Title
2009	Kage Baker	The Women of Nell Gwynne's
2008	Catherine Asaro	"The Spacetime Pool"
2007	Nancy Kress	"The Fountain of Age"
2006	James Patrick Kelly	"Burn"
2005	Kelly Link	"Magic For Beginners "
2004	Walter Jon Williams	"The Green Leopard Plague"
2003	Neil Gaiman	*Coraline*
2002	Richard Chwedyk	"Bronte's Egg"
2001	Jack Williamson	"The Ultimate Earth
2000	Linda Nagata	"Goddesses"
1999	Ted Chiang	"Story of Your Life"
1998	Sheila Finch	"Reading the Bones"
1997	Jerry Oltion	"Abandon in Place"
1996	Jack Dann	"DaVinci Rising"
1995	Elizabeth Hand	"Last Summer at Mars Hill"
1994	Mike Resnik	"Seven Views of Olduvai Gorge"
1993	Jack Cady	"The Night We Buried Road Dog"
1992	James Morrow	"City of Truth"
1991	Nancy Kress	"Beggars in Spain"
1990	Joe Haldeman	"The Hemingway Hoax"
1989	Lois McMaster Bujold	"The Mountains of Mourning"
1988	Connie Wilis	"The Last of the Winnebagos"
1987	Kim Stanley Robinson	"The Blind Geometer"
1986`	Lucius Shepard	"R & R"
1985	Robert Silverberg	"Sailing to Byzantium"
1984	John Varley	"Press Enter "
1983	Greg Bear	"Hardfought"
1982	John Kessel	"Another Orphan"
1981	Poul Anderson	"The Saturn Game"
1980	Suzy McKee Charnas	"Unicorn Tapestry"
1979	Barry Longyear	"Enemy Mine"
1978	John Varley	"The Persistence of Vision"
1977	Spider and Jeanne Robinson	"Stardance"
1976	James Tiptree, Jr.	"Houston, Houston, Do You Read?"
1975	Roger Zelazny	"Home is the Hangman"
1974	Roger Silverberg	"Born With the Dead"
1973	Gene Wolfe	"The Death of Doctor Island"
1972	Arthur C. Clarke	"A Meeting With Medusa"
1971	Katherine MacLean	"The Missing Man"
1970	Fritz Leiber	"Ill Met in Lankhmar"
1969	Harlan Ellison	"A Boy and His Dog"
1968	Anne McCaffrey	"Dragonrider"
1967	Michael Moorcock	"Behold the Man"
1966	Jack Vance	"The Last Castle"
1965	Roger Zelazny	"He Who Shapes"
tie	Brian W. Aldiss	"The Saliva Tree"

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