Free Speculative Fiction Online: Eileen Gunn

Eileen Gunn

Nominated for 2 Hugos.

Winner of one Nebula (and nominated for one more).

(These numbers refer to awards for best novel, novella, novelette and short story only! Other awards, including the Retro Hugos, are not covered)

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Award-winning fiction:

Coming To Terms (Stable Strategies and Others Collection, 2004)
Nebula for Best Short Story 2004.
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Award-nominated fiction:

This list is limited to the Hugo Awards, the Nebula Awards, and the World Fantasy Awards. See here for further awards.

Stable Strategies for Middle Management (Asimov's, June 1988)
Hugo Nomination for Best Short Story 1989.
Featured in Gardner Dozois’s ‘Year’s Best SF’, Sixth Edition.
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Computer Friendly (Asimov's, June 1989)
Hugo Nomination for Best Short Story 1990.
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With Leslie What: Nirvana High (Stable Strategies and Others Collection, 2004)
Nebula Nomination for Best Novelette 2005.
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Published somewhere on the World Wide Web.

Other fiction online:

Contact (Proteus Anthology, 1981)
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Fellow Americans (Asimov's, December 1991)
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Speak, Geek (Nature #442, August 2006)
Featured in Hartwell & Cramers’s ‘Year’s Best SF 12’.
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With Michael Swanwick: The Armies of Elfland (Asimov's, April 2009)
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With Michael Swanwick: Zeppelin City (Tor.com, October 2009)
Featured in Strahan’s ‘Best SF & F of the Year’, Volume Four.
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With Michael Swanwick: The Trains that Climb the Winter Tree (Tor.com, December 2010)
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With Rudy Rucker: Hive Mind Man (Asimov's, February 2012)
Available as part of this anthology.
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Phantom Pain (Questionable Practices Collection, 2014)
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Night Shift (Visions, Ventures, Escape Velocities Anthology, 2017)
Available as part of this anthology.
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Published somewhere on the World Wide Web.