Publication Chronology: 1988
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Works published in 1988 Awards given in 1989 except as indicated

"Schrödinger's Kitten", George Alec Effinger

"The Last of the Winnebagos", Connie Willis

"Kirinyaga", Mike Resnick

The Scalehunter's Beautiful Daughter, Lucius Shepard

"Ripples in the Dirac Sea", Geoffrey A. Landis

"The Function of Dream Sleep", Harlan Ellison

"Do Ya, Do Ya, Wanna Dance?", Howard Waldrop

"The Giving Plague", David Brin

"The Skin Trade", George R. R. Martin

"Ginny Sweethips' Flying Circus", Neal Barrett, Jr.

"The Mirror", Nancy Farmer
    Hubbard Winner (Writers of the Future 2nd quarter) [1988] Hubbard Winner (Writers of the Future Grand Prize) [1988]

"Peaches for Mad Molly", Steven Gould

"Night They Missed the Horror Show", Joe R. Lansdale

"Dark Night in Toyland", Bob Shaw

"Journals of the Plague Years", Norman Spinrad

"Surfacing", Walter Jon Williams

"Stairs", Neal Barrett, Jr.

"The Circus Horse", Amy Bechtel
    Locus (short story) AnLab Winner (short story)

"The Time-Lapsed Man", Eric Brown

"Dowser", Orson Scott Card

"The Calvin Coolidge Home for Dead Comedians", Bradley Denton

"Scatter My Ashes", Greg Egan

"Mrs. Shummel Exits a Winner", John Kessel

"The Fort Moxie Branch", Jack McDevitt

"The Hob", Judith Moffett

"Glacier", Kim Stanley Robinson

"Our Neural Chernobyl", Bruce Sterling

"A Midwinter's Tale", Michael Swanwick

"Come Live with Me", James Tiptree, Jr.
    Seiun (foreign short fiction) [1998] Hayakawa Winner (foreign short story) [1997]

"Sanctuary", James White
    Locus (novelette) AnLab Winner (novella/novelette)

"Under the Covenant Stars", John Barnes

"Voices of the Kill", Thomas M. Disch

"Eidolons", Harlan Ellison
    Locus Winner (short story)

"Remember'd Kisses", Michael F. Flynn
    Locus (novelette) AnLab (novella/novelette)

"Stable Strategies for Middle Management", Eileen Gunn
    Hugo (short story) Locus (short story)

"Home Front", James Patrick Kelly

"Unfinished Portrait of the King of Pain by Van Gogh", Ian McDonald

"Orange Is For Anguish, Blue Is for Insanity", David Morrell
    Stoker Winner (novelette)

"Bible Stories for Adults, No. 17: The Deluge", James Morrow
    Nebula Winner (short story)

"Waiting for the Olympians", Frederik Pohl

"The Color Winter", Steven Popkes

"The Lunatics", Kim Stanley Robinson

"We Are For the Dark", Robert Silverberg

"Dying in Hull", D. Alexander Smith

"My Lady Tongue", Lucy Sussex
    Ditmar Winner (Australian short fiction)

"The Dragon Line", Michael Swanwick

"The Earth Doth Like a Snake Renew", James Tiptree, Jr.

"Trapping Run", Harry Turtledove

The Devil's Arithmetic, Jane Yolen

The Drowned Man's Reef, Charles de Lint

"The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars", Thomas M. Disch
    Hayakawa Winner (foreign short story)

"Sleeping in a Box", Candas Jane Dorsey
    Aurora Winner (short-form, English)

"Heroic Measures", Paul Edwards
    Hubbard Winner (Writers of the Future 3rd quarter) [1988]

"River of Stone", Michael Green
    Hubbard Winner (Writers of the Future 4th quarter) [1988]

"Fruiting Bodies", Brian Lumley

"Buffalo Dreams", Jane Mailander
    Hubbard Winner (Writers of the Future 1st quarter) [1988]
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