James Tiptree Jr Memorial Award 1994
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Eligibility Year: 1993
Judges: Stephen P. Brown, Susan Casper, Jeanne Gomoll (coordinator), Ursula K. Le Guin, Maureen F. McHugh
Winner
- Ammonite, Nicola Griffith (Ballantine Del Rey)
Short List
- “Chemistry”, James Patrick Kelly (Asimov's Jun 1993)
- Coelestis, Paul Park (HarperCollins)
- Dancing Jack, Laurie J. Marks (DAW)
- Illicit Passage, Alice Nunn (Women's Redress Press)
- In the Garden of Dead Cars, Sybil Claiborne (Cleis Press)
- “Motherhood, Etc.”, L. Timmel Duchamp (Full Spectrum 4)
- “The Other Magpie”, R. Garcia y Robertson (Asimov's Apr 1993)
- Ring of Swords, Eleanor Arnason (Tor)
- The Robber Bride, Margaret Atwood (Bantam)
- “Some Strange Desire”, Ian McDonald (Omni Best Science Fiction Three)
Long List
- The Assimilation of Leah Wennover, Stephanie T. Hoppe (Evoe Press)
- “The Best Lives of Our Years”, A. R. Morlan (Full Spectrum 4)
- Burning Bright, Melissa Scott (Tor)
- CrashCourse, Wilhelmina Baird (Ace)
- Deerskin, Robin McKinley (Ace)
- “A Defense of the Social Contracts”, Martha Soukup (Science Fiction Age Sep 1993)
- Drawing Blood, Poppy Z. Brite (Delacorte Abyss)
- Evolution Annie and Other Stories, Rosaleen Love (The Women's Press)
- An Eye for Dark Places, Norma Marden (Little, Brown)
- “'Forever,' Said the Duck”, Jonathan Lethem (Asimov's Dec 1993)
- Glory Season, David Brin (Bantam Spectra)
- Harm's Way, Colin Greenland (AvoNova)
- “Liberator”, Linda Nagata (F&SF Jun 1993)
- “Lost Girls”, Pat Cadigan (Dirty Work)
- A Plague of Angels, Sheri S. Tepper (Bantam Spectra)
- Rainbow Man, M. J. Engh (Tor)
- The Rising of the Moon, Flynn Connolly (Ballantine Del Rey)
- “Schrödinger's Cathouse”, Kij Johnson (F&SF Mar 1993)
- Songs of Chaos, S. N. Lewitt (Ace)
- “The Story So Far”, Martha Soukup (Full Spectrum 4)
- “Touching Fire”, Nicola Griffith (Interzone #70 Apr 1993)
- Virtual Girl, Amy Thomson (Ace)
- X, Y, Michael Blumlein (Dell Abyss)
- The Year the Horses Came, Mary Mackey (HarperSanFrancisco)
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