Thursday, January 12, 2006

For your Hugo consideration: "Identity Theft" novella

For those of you who can nominate for this year's Hugo Awards (everyone who had a membership in last year's World Science Fiction Convention in Glasgow or in this year's World Science Fiction Convention in Los Angeles), may I politely draw to your attention my novella "Identity Theft," first published in Down These Dark Spaceways, a May 2005 anthology of hard-boiled-detective SF edited by Mike Resnick for the Science Fiction Book Club.

The full text of the story is available as an Adobe PDF file and as a Microsoft Word file (so that you can format it any way you wish, or synch it to your PDA).

"Identity Theft" is a current finalist for the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America's Nebula Award for Best Novella of the Year, and has already won Spain's 6,000-euro Premio UPC de Ciencia Ficción.

CANADIANS, PLEASE NOTE: "Identity Theft" is also eligible for the Aurora Awards to be presented this year at Toronto Trek.

(If you spot any typos or formatting glitches in these files, please let me know let me know -- thanks!)


3 Comments:

At January 12, 2006 3:29 PM , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi Rob!

Excellent story! Thank you...I've just spent an afternoon on Mars. You have my vote!

 
At February 14, 2006 11:42 AM , Blogger George said...

Good luck with the Hugos. I really really enjoyed this story.

 
At February 14, 2006 1:18 PM , Blogger RobertJSawyer said...

Many thanks, George and Anonymous! I've got my fingers crossed ... :)

 

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