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* [[Jan Morris]], ''[[Hav]]'' | * [[Jan Morris]], ''[[Hav]]'' | ||
* [[Jo Walton]], ''[[Farthing]]'' | * [[Jo Walton]], ''[[Farthing]]'' | ||
* [[Kit Whitfield]], ''[[Bareback]]'' | * [[Kit Whitfield]], ''[[Bareback (novel)|Bareback]]'' | ||
* [[Liz Williams]], ''[[Darkland]]'' | * [[Liz Williams]], ''[[Darkland]]'' | ||
* [[Chris Moriarty]], ''[[Spin Control]]'' | * [[Chris Moriarty]], ''[[Spin Control]]'' | ||
Revision as of 10:53, 20 April 2007
This is a list of works by women writers that could have or should have been included in the 2006 Hugo Awards -- but weren't. See the 2006 Hugo vacuum for discussion of the issue.
Novels
[[Naomi Novik, His Majesty's Dragon / Temeraire was the only novel by a woman nominated (historical fantasy / alternate history). Below are some of the other women who wrote well-regarded works:
- Elizabeth Bear, Carnival
- Andrea Hairston, Mindscape
- Jan Morris, Hav
- Jo Walton, Farthing
- Kit Whitfield, Bareback
- Liz Williams, Darkland
- Chris Moriarty, Spin Control
Novellas
- M. Rickert, "Map of Dreams" (in Map of Dreams, Golden Gryphon)
Novellettes
- L. Timmel Duchamp, "The World and Alice" (Asimov's, July 2006)
- Theodora Goss, "Lessons With Miss Gray" (in Fantasy Magazine and In The Forest of Forgetting)
Short stories
- Greer Gilman, "Down the Wall" (in Salon Fantastique, Thunder's Mouth Press)
- M. Rickert, "You Have Never Been Here" (in Feeling Very Strange, Tachyon)