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| − | The 1954 [[Best Short Story Retro Hugo]] was presented September 4 at [[Noreascon 4]]. | + | The 1954 [[Best Short Story Retro Hugo]] was presented September 4, 2004, at [[Noreascon 4]]. |
* '''"The Nine Billion Names of God"''' by [[Arthur C. Clarke]] [''Star Science Fiction Stories #1'' ed. by [[Frederik Pohl]] ([[Ballantine]]), 1953] | * '''"The Nine Billion Names of God"''' by [[Arthur C. Clarke]] [''Star Science Fiction Stories #1'' ed. by [[Frederik Pohl]] ([[Ballantine]]), 1953] | ||
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* "Seventh Victim" by [[Robert Sheckley]] [''[[Galaxy]]'' Apr 1953] | * "Seventh Victim" by [[Robert Sheckley]] [''[[Galaxy]]'' Apr 1953] | ||
| − | {{HugoDetails | year= | + | {{HugoDetails | year=2004 | before=1951 Best Short Story Retro Hugo| after=1939 Best Short Story Retro Hugo}} |
Latest revision as of 14:27, 11 February 2021
The 1954 Best Short Story Retro Hugo was presented September 4, 2004, at Noreascon 4.
- "The Nine Billion Names of God" by Arthur C. Clarke [Star Science Fiction Stories #1 ed. by Frederik Pohl (Ballantine), 1953]
- "It's a Good Life" by Jerome Bixby [Star Science Fiction Stories #2 ed. by Frederik Pohl (Ballantine), 1953]
- "Star Light, Star Bright" by Alfred Bester [F&SF Jul 1953]
- "A Saucer of Loneliness" by Theodore Sturgeon [Galaxy Feb 1953]
- "Seventh Victim" by Robert Sheckley [Galaxy Apr 1953]
| 1951 | Best Short Story Retro Hugo, 2004 Hugos | 1939 | 2004 |
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