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Nebula Awards Showcase 2000
Synopsis
The best SF writers of the year represented once again in volume 34 of the Nebula Awards collection series, edited this year by a beloved, bestselling SF writer.
Table of Contents:
- Introduction: The Science Fictional Century - (2000) - essay by Gregory Benford
- Reading the Bones - (1998) - novella by Sheila Finch
- Lost Girls - (1997) - novelette by Jane Yolen
- Thirteen Ways to Water - (1998) - shortstory by Bruce Holland Rogers
- Forever Peace (excerpt) - (1997) - shortfiction by Joe Haldeman
- Genre and Genesis: A Discussion of Science Fiction's Literary Role - (2000) - essay by Gregory Benford
- Why Can't We All Just Live Together?: A Vision of Genre Paradise Lost - (1998) - essay by Jonathan Lethem
- Respectability - (1998) - essay by Gordon Van Gelder
- Gatekeepers and Literary Bigots - (2000) - essay by George Zebrowski
- Good News about SF in Bad Publishing Times; or, Growth, Change, and the Preservation of Quality in the Literature of Genre - (2000) - essay by David G. Hartwell
- The Truth About Sci-Fi Movies, Revealed at Last - (2000) - essay by Bill Warren
- Winter Fire - (1997) - shortstory by Geoffrey A. Landis
- Lethe - (1997) - novelette by Walter Jon Williams
- The Mercy Gate - (1998) - novelette by Mark J. McGarry
- The 1998 Author Emeritus: William Tenn - (2000) - essay by George Zebrowski
- My Life and Hard Times in SF - (2000) - essay by William Tenn
- The Grand Master Award: Hal Clement - (2000) - essay by Poul Anderson
- Uncommon Sense - (1946) - shortstory by Hal Clement
- Explaining Frankenstein to His Mother - (1997) - poem by John Grey
- why goldfish shouldn't use power tools - (1997) - poem by Laurel Winter
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