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1977 Nebula Awards
Where & When: New York City, Sat 30 Apr 1977
Eligibility Year:
1976
(Remarks below)
- NOVEL
- Man Plus, Frederik Pohl
(F&SF Apr,May,Jun 1976; Random House)
- Inferno, Larry Niven & Jerry Pournelle
(Pocket)
- Islands, Marta Randall
(Pyramid)
- Shadrach in the Furnace, Robert Silverberg
(Analog Aug,Sep,Oct 1976; Bobbs-Merrill)
- Triton, Samuel R. Delany
(Bantam)
- Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang, Kate Wilhelm
(Harper & Row)
- NOVELLA
- "Houston, Houston, Do You Read?", James Tiptree, Jr.
(Aurora: Beyond Equality)
- "The Eyeflash Miracles", Gene Wolfe
(Future Power)
- "Piper at the Gates of Dawn", Richard Cowper
(F&SF Mar 1976)
- "The Samurai and the Willows", Michael Bishop
(F&SF Feb 1976)
- NOVELETTE
- "The Bicentennial Man", Isaac Asimov
(Stellar #2)
- "Custer's Last Jump", Steven Utley & Howard Waldrop
(Universe 6)
- "The Diary of the Rose", Ursula K. Le Guin
(Future Power [nomination withdrawn])
- "His Hour Upon the Stage", Grant Carrington
(Amazing Stories Mar 1976)
- "In the Bowl", John Varley
(F&SF Dec 1975)
- SHORT STORY
- "A Crowd of Shadows", Charles L. Grant
(F&SF Jun 1976)
- "Back to the Stone Age", Jake Saunders
(Lone Star Universe)
- "Breath's a Ware That Will Not Keep", Thomas F. Monteleone
(Dystopian Visions 1975)
- "Mary Margaret Road-Grader", Howard Waldrop
(Orbit 18)
- "Stone Circle", Lisa Tuttle
(Amazing Stories Mar 1976)
- "Tricentennial", Joe Haldeman
(Analog Jul 1976)
- DRAMATIC PRESENTATION
- no award
- "Harlan! Harlan Ellison Reads Harlan Ellison" (recording), Harlan Ellison
- Logan's Run, David Zelag Goodman, screenplay; based on the novel by William F. Nolan & George Clayton Johnson
- The Man Who Fell to Earth, Paul Mayersberg, screenplay ; based on a novel by Walter Tevis
Remarks: Ursula K. Le Guin withdrew her story from the novelette category in protest of SFWA's withdrawal of an offer of honorary membership to Polish writer Stanislaw Lem after protests by some SFWA members. (Lem, in his critical writings, had very little nice to say about any American SF writers others than Philip K. Dick.)
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