2019 Analog AnLab and Asimov’s Readers’ Awards
The winners for the 2019 Analog Analytical Laboratory (AnLab) and Asimov’s Readers’ Awards have been announced. Most are available to read online.
Analog Science Fiction and Fact Analytical Laboratory Winners
Best Novella
Asimov’s Science Fiction Readers’ Award Winners
- WINNER: “The Gorilla in a Tutu Principle or, Pecan Pie at Minnie and Earl’s“, Adam-Troy Castro (9-10/19)
- “The Savannah Problem“, Adam-Troy Castro (1-2/19)
- “You Must Remember This“, Jay O’Connell (11-12/19)
- WINNER:”Bonehunters“, Harry Turtledove (5-6/19)
- “A Mate Not a Meal“, Sarina Dorie (3-4/19)
- “The Slipway“, Greg Egan (7-8/19)
- “Ring Wave“, Tom Jolly (1-2/19)
- “At the Fall“, Alec Nevala-Lee (5-6/19)
- WINNER: “All Tomorrow’s Parties“, Phoebe North (7-8/19)
- “Sojourner“, Craig DeLancey (11-12/19)
- “Portle“, Robert Scherrer (7-8/19)
- “The Methuselah Generation“, Stanley Schmidt (5-6/19)
- “A Place to Stand On“, Marie Vibbert (1-2/19)
- WINNER: “The Venus Sweet Spot: Floating Home“, John J. Vester (5-6/19)
- “Do We Still Need NASA?“, C. Stuart Hardwick (7-8/19)
- “Building a Gravitational Wave Transmitter“, Albert Jackson & Gregory Benford (9-10/19)
- WINNER: “Sequoias and Other Myths“, Stanley Schmidt (9-10/19)
- “At the Natural History Museum“, Bruce Boston (5-6/19)
- “Continuum“, G.O. Clark (9-10/19)
- “Hertha Ayrton“, Jessy Randall (11-12/19)
- “We Carry“, Marie Vibbert (3-4/19)
- WINNER: Donato Giancola (1-2/19)
- Kurt Higgins (9-10/19)
- Tomislav Tikulin (5-6/19)
Asimov’s Science Fiction Readers’ Award WinnersBest Novella
- WINNER: “Waterlines“, Suzanne Palmer (7-8/19)
- “The Work of Wolves“, Tegan Moore (7-8/19)
- “Surfers at the End of Time“, Rudy Rucker & Marc Laidlaw (11-12/19)
- “Winter Wheat“, Gord Sellar (9-10/19)
- “Gremlin“, Carrie Vaughn (5-6/19)
- WINNER: “In the Stillness Between the Stars“, Mercurio D. Rivera (9-10/19)
- “Charlie Tells Another One“, Andy Duncan (9-10/19)
- “Taking Icarus Home“, Suzanne Palmer (1-2/19)
- “SeeApp“, James Van Pelt (11-12/19)
- “How I Found Harry’s All-Night Hamburgers“, Lawrence Watt-Evans (3-4/19)
- WINNER: “Sacrificial Iron“, Ted Kosmatka (podcast) (5-6/19)
- “Ardy’s Choice“, Maggie Shen King (7-8/19)
- “Can You Watch My Stuff“, Rich Larson (9-10/19)
- “The Lights Go Out, One by One“, Kofi Nyameye (3-4/19)
- “Personal Space“, Lawrence Watt-Evans (9-10/19)
- WINNER: “A Street Away“, Jane Yolen (1-2/19)
- “The Other SETI“, David Barber (5-6/19)
- “Nine Hypotheses Concerning a Mysterious Lump Under the Rug on the Foyer Floor“, Jenny Blackford (9-10/19)
- “The Ruined Library“, Bruce Boston (7-8/19)
- “The Dogs of the Soviet Space Program“, Christopher Cokinos (3-4/19)
- WINNER: Maurizio Manzieri (7-8/19)
- Donato Giancola (11-12/19)
- Dominic Harman (9-10/19)
- NASA (5-6/19)
- Michael Whelan (1-2/19)
- Eldar Zakirov (3-4/19)
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