2010 Nebula Award Nominees Announced By SFWA

sfwa.org:

Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America is proud to announce the nominees for the 2010 Nebula Awards.

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Comments

[heroine addict]

10:33 AM on 02/23/2011

For best novel my pick is N.K. Jemisin for "The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms." Highly recommended.

[levresamant]

07:14 AM on 02/23/2011

I would have to nominate Immaculate Fetish. Love that book. Waiting for the sequel.

[c-tom]

11:32 PM on 02/22/2011

A couple old timers stand out - Terry Pratchett, Connie Willis and Harlan Ellison. When it comes to children's books about witches I prefer Tiffany Aching to Harry Potter. Connie Willis' 'Passages' is a really fine novel and her current time travel novel should be worth while; 'To Say Nothing of the Dog' certainly was. And a new Ellison story that's a real treat.

[kareemachan]

02:39 PM on 02/25/2011

Agree with you - Willis rocks. I just read 'Passages' last month, and I guess all I can say is I'll never view the movie 'Titanic' the same way again. My kid is a real Pratchett fan, and was distressed to read that he has dementia, but he is blogging his experiences. And as for Ellison - I'm glad to see he's still writing. Do you remember when Syfy was SciFi Channel, way back when, and they had a weekly science fiction news show on? Harlan was their resident curmudgeon, and I loved watching him.