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From: cas@cvl.UUCP (Cliff Shaffer)
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Subject: Re: short SF query - (nf)
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Date: Wed, 21-Sep-83 12:08:53 EDT
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Posted: Wed Sep 21 12:08:53 1983
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"The Word for World is Forest" was written by Ursula K. LeGuin.
If you want to find good shorter science fiction (well... lets say
better than the average) look at:
1) The Hugo Winners - Issac Asimov has published 3 volumes, from the
   beginning of the award to about 1976(??).
2) The Nebula Winners - Each year's non-novel winners are published
   in a single volume by various editors.
3) The Science Fiction Hall of Fame - This (I think) bears some
   relationship to the Nebula winners - maybe SFWA's picks of good
   stories from before when Nebulas were given.  Anyway, this is
   considered a good collection (I think it has 3 volumes spread over
   5 or 6 books).
			Cliff Shaffer
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