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Date: Thu, 17-Oct-85 10:37:00 EDT
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>As the above should indicate, "Press Enter []" won the Hugo for
>Best Short Story, and is therefore not likely to be found as a
>seperate book. Your best bet is to get a hold of the issue of
>Asimov's which it appeared in. Alternately, it should show up in
>one of the "best of the year" collections, and if you don't mind
>waiting, will appear in the next Hugo Winners Anthology.
>


Whoa.  Strictly speaking, "Press Enter[]" won the Hugo for best novella, not
best short story, which was won by David Brin's "The Crystal Spheres."
A minor point; both are short fiction.  "Press Enter[]" was in the May, 1984
issue of Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine and apparently has also been
recently released in one of the Best of the Year (1984) anthologies.


      -- from the bewildered musings of Jim Brunet

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