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| − | An award for short [[sf]] (in a wide sense) published by small | + | An award for short [[sf]] (in a wide sense) published by [[small press]]es. The winners are chosen by the members of the [[Washington Science Fiction Association]] and presented annually at [[Capclave]]. |
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| + | [https://www.wsfasmallpressaward.org/ Website. ] | ||
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| − | Year || Winner || Publication || Publisher | + | Year || Winner || Publication || Editor / Publisher |
2007 ||"El Regalo" by [[Peter S. Beagle]] ||''The Line Between'' ||[[Tachyon Publications]] | 2007 ||"El Regalo" by [[Peter S. Beagle]] ||''The Line Between'' ||[[Tachyon Publications]] | ||
| − | 2008 ||"The Wizard of Macatawa" by [[Tom Doyle]] ||''[[Paradox]]'', | + | 2008 ||"The Wizard of Macatawa" by [[Tom Doyle]] ||''[[Paradox: The Magazine of Historical and Speculative Fiction]]'', Issue 11 ||[[Christopher M. Cevasco]] |
| − | 2009 ||""The Absence of Stars: Part 1" by [[Greg Siewert]] ||''Orson Scott Card's | + | 2009 ||""The Absence of Stars: Part 1" by [[Greg Siewert]] ||''[[Orson Scott Card's InterGalactic Medicine Show]]'' ||Hatrack Publishing |
2010 ||"Siren Beat" by [[Tansy Rayner Roberts]] ||''Roadkill/Siren Beat'' ||[[Twelfth Planet Press]] | 2010 ||"Siren Beat" by [[Tansy Rayner Roberts]] ||''Roadkill/Siren Beat'' ||[[Twelfth Planet Press]] | ||
| − | 2011 ||"Amaryllis" by [[Carrie Vaughn]] ||''Lightspeed'', June 2010 || | + | 2011 ||"Amaryllis" by [[Carrie Vaughn]] ||''[[Lightspeed]]'', June 2010 || [[ John Joseph Adams]] |
2012 ||"The Patrician" by [[Tansy Rayner Roberts]] ||''Love and Romanpunk'' ||[[Twelfth Planet Press]] | 2012 ||"The Patrician" by [[Tansy Rayner Roberts]] ||''Love and Romanpunk'' ||[[Twelfth Planet Press]] | ||
| − | 2013 ||"Good Hunting" by [[Ken Liu]] ||''Strange Horizons'', October 2012 || | + | 2013 ||"Good Hunting" by [[Ken Liu]] ||''[[Strange Horizons]]'', October 2012 || |
| − | 2014 ||"Explaining Cthulhu to Grandma" by [[Alex Shvartsman]] ||''Orson Scott Card's InterGalactic Medicine Show'' || | + | 2014 ||"Explaining Cthulhu to Grandma" by [[Alex Shvartsman]] ||''[[Orson Scott Card's InterGalactic Medicine Show]]'' ||Hatrack Publishing |
| − | 2015 ||"Jackalope Wives" by [[Ursula Vernon]] ||''Apex Magazine'', Issue 56 || | + | 2015 ||"Jackalope Wives" by [[Ursula Vernon]] ||''[[Apex Magazine]]'', Issue 56 || |
| + | 2016 || "Today I Am Paul" by [[Martin L. Shoemaker]] ||''[[Clarkesworld]]'', August 2015|| [[Neil Clarke]] and [[Sean Wallace]] | ||
| + | 2017 ||"The Tomato Thief" by [[Ursula Vernon]] || ''[[Apex Magazine]]'', January 2016 || [[Jason Sizemore]] | ||
| + | 2018 || "The Secret Life of Bots" by [[Suzanne Palmer]]|| ''[[Clarkesworld]]'' ||[[Neil Clarke]] and [[Sean Wallace]] | ||
| + | 2019 ||"The Thing in the Walls Wants Your Small Change" by [[Virginia M. Mohlere]]|| ''[[Luna Station Quarterly]]'', Issue 34 ||[[Jennifer Lyn Parsons]] | ||
| + | 2020|| "The Partisan and the Witch" by [[Charlotte Honigman]]||''Skull and Pestle: New Tales of Baba Yaga'' (January 2019)|| [[Kate Wolford]], World Weaver Press | ||
| + | 2021 || "Metal Like Blood in the Dark" by [[T. Kingfisher]] || ''[[Uncanny Magazine]]'', September/October 2020 || [[Lynne M. Thomas]] and [[Michael Damian Thomas]] | ||
| + | 2022||"Eight Mile and the City" by [[Steven Harper]]|| ''When Worlds Collide'' (July 2021) ||[[S. C. Butler]] and [[Joshua Palmatier]], Zombies Need Brains, LLC. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:20, 29 November 2022
An award for short sf (in a wide sense) published by small presses. The winners are chosen by the members of the Washington Science Fiction Association and presented annually at Capclave.
| Year | Winner | Publication | Editor / Publisher |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2007 | "El Regalo" by Peter S. Beagle | The Line Between | Tachyon Publications |
| 2008 | "The Wizard of Macatawa" by Tom Doyle | Paradox: The Magazine of Historical and Speculative Fiction, Issue 11 | Christopher M. Cevasco |
| 2009 | ""The Absence of Stars: Part 1" by Greg Siewert | Orson Scott Card's InterGalactic Medicine Show | Hatrack Publishing |
| 2010 | "Siren Beat" by Tansy Rayner Roberts | Roadkill/Siren Beat | Twelfth Planet Press |
| 2011 | "Amaryllis" by Carrie Vaughn | Lightspeed, June 2010 | John Joseph Adams |
| 2012 | "The Patrician" by Tansy Rayner Roberts | Love and Romanpunk | Twelfth Planet Press |
| 2013 | "Good Hunting" by Ken Liu | Strange Horizons, October 2012 | |
| 2014 | "Explaining Cthulhu to Grandma" by Alex Shvartsman | Orson Scott Card's InterGalactic Medicine Show | Hatrack Publishing |
| 2015 | "Jackalope Wives" by Ursula Vernon | Apex Magazine, Issue 56 | |
| 2016 | "Today I Am Paul" by Martin L. Shoemaker | Clarkesworld, August 2015 | Neil Clarke and Sean Wallace |
| 2017 | "The Tomato Thief" by Ursula Vernon | Apex Magazine, January 2016 | Jason Sizemore |
| 2018 | "The Secret Life of Bots" by Suzanne Palmer | Clarkesworld | Neil Clarke and Sean Wallace |
| 2019 | "The Thing in the Walls Wants Your Small Change" by Virginia M. Mohlere | Luna Station Quarterly, Issue 34 | Jennifer Lyn Parsons |
| 2020 | "The Partisan and the Witch" by Charlotte Honigman | Skull and Pestle: New Tales of Baba Yaga (January 2019) | Kate Wolford, World Weaver Press |
| 2021 | "Metal Like Blood in the Dark" by T. Kingfisher | Uncanny Magazine, September/October 2020 | Lynne M. Thomas and Michael Damian Thomas |
| 2022 | "Eight Mile and the City" by Steven Harper | When Worlds Collide (July 2021) | S. C. Butler and Joshua Palmatier, Zombies Need Brains, LLC. |
| Award | 2007— |
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