Analog Readers Poll 1997
science fiction awards database
Eligibility Year: 1996
Novella
- Winner: “Primrose and Thorn”, Bud Sparhawk (Analog May 1996)
- “Symphony in a Minor Key”, H. G. Stratmann (Analog Oct 1996)
- “Fugue on a Sunken Continent”, G. David Nordley (Analog Nov 1996)
- “A Pillar of Stars by Night”, Alexis Glynn Latner (Analog Jan 1996)
Novelette
- Winner: “The Three Labors of Bubba”, Bud Webster (Analog Jun 1996)
- “Amateurs”, Tom Ligon (Analog Jul 1996)
- “Gerry Boomers”, A. J. Austin & Daniel Hatch (Analog Dec 1996)
- “Martian Valkyrie”, G. David Nordley (Analog Jan 1996)
- “Alexandrian Librarians”, Stephen L. Burns (Analog Jan 1996)
Short Story
- Winner: “Living It Is the Best Revenge”, Ian Randal Strock (Analog Feb 1996)
- “The Content of Their Character”, Doug Larsen (Analog Jun 1996)
- “Fluffy”, Jeffery D. Kooistra (Analog Jun 1996)
- “When There's a Will, There's a Way”, Grey Rollins (Analog Feb 1996)
- (tie): “Appointment in Sinai”, Ben Bova (Analog Jun 1996)
- (tie): “A Replant Day Carol”, John Vester (Analog Dec 1996)
Fact Article
- Winner: “The Coming of the Money Card: Boon or Bane?”, Ian Randal Strock (Analog Oct 1996)
- “Prospectus”, Tom Ligon (Analog Jul 1996)
- “Population and the Future”, Thomas A. Easton & Stephen L. Gillett (Analog Jan 1996)
- “Will They Let the Spaceships Fly?”, G. Harry Stine (Analog May 1996)
- “The Future of Computers”, Robert A. Freitas, Jr. (Analog Mar 1996)
Cover
- Winner: George H. Krauter for “Primrose and Thorn” by Bud Sparhawk (Analog May 1996)
- Wolf Read for “Fugue on a Sunken Continent” (Analog Nov 1996)
- Keith Scaife for Analog Aug 1996
- Todd Lockwood for “The Three Labors of Bubba” (Analog Jun 1996)
- Jim Burns for “Starplex” (Analog Oct 1996)
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