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* '''"The Mountains of Mourning"''' by [[Lois McMaster Bujold]] [''[[Analog]]'' May 1989] | * '''"The Mountains of Mourning"''' by [[Lois McMaster Bujold]] [''[[Analog]]'' May 1989] | ||
| − | * "The Father of Stones" by [[Lucius Shepard]] | + | * "The Father of Stones" by [[Lucius Shepard]] ([[WSFA Press]], 1989; ''[[Asimov's]]'' Sep 1989) |
* "A Touch of Lavender" by [[Megan Lindholm]] [''[[Asimov's]]'' Nov 1989] | * "A Touch of Lavender" by [[Megan Lindholm]] [''[[Asimov's]]'' Nov 1989] | ||
* "Time Out" by [[Connie Willis]] [''[[Asimov's]]'' Jul 1989] | * "Time Out" by [[Connie Willis]] [''[[Asimov's]]'' Jul 1989] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:54, 27 August 2020
The 1990 Best Novella Hugo was presented August 26 at ConFiction.
- "The Mountains of Mourning" by Lois McMaster Bujold [Analog May 1989]
- "The Father of Stones" by Lucius Shepard (WSFA Press, 1989; Asimov's Sep 1989)
- "A Touch of Lavender" by Megan Lindholm [Asimov's Nov 1989]
- "Time Out" by Connie Willis [Asimov's Jul 1989]
- "Tiny Tango" by Judith Moffett [Asimov's Feb 1989]
"Marid Changes His Mind" by George Alec Effinger received enough votes on the nominating ballot to be on the final ballot, but was withdrawn by the author.
| 1989 | Best Novella Hugo, 1990 Hugos | 1991 | 1990 |
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