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"Daughters of Earth" by [[Judith Merril]] received enough votes on the [[nominating ballot]] to secure a place on the [[final ballot]], but was ruled to be ineligible because of prior publication. | "Daughters of Earth" by [[Judith Merril]] received enough votes on the [[nominating ballot]] to secure a place on the [[final ballot]], but was ruled to be ineligible because of prior publication. | ||
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Revision as of 02:54, 6 April 2020
The 1954 Best Novella Retro Hugo was presented September 4 at Noreascon 4.
- "A Case of Conscience" by James Blish [If Sep 1953] (This is the original, short version which was expanded into the novel which won the Best Novel Hugo.)
- "Three Hearts and Three Lions" by Poul Anderson [F&SF Sep,Oct 1953]
- "...And My Fear Is Great..." by Theodore Sturgeon [Beyond Fantasy Fiction Jul 1953]
- "Un-Man" by Poul Anderson [Astounding Jan 1953]
- "The Rose" by Charles L. Harness [Authentic SF Monthly Mar 1953]
"Daughters of Earth" by Judith Merril received enough votes on the nominating ballot to secure a place on the final ballot, but was ruled to be ineligible because of prior publication.
| 1953 | Best Novella Retro Hugo, 1954 Hugos | 1968 | 1954 |
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