2011 Analog Readers' Award Ballot

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BEST NOVELLA

• Coordinated Attacks—Kristine Kathryn Rusch
• Hiding Place—Adam-Troy Castro
• The First Day of Eternity—Santos Domingo
• Tower of Worlds—Rajnar Vajra
• With Unclean Hands—Adam-Troy Castro

BEST NOVELETTE

• At Cross Purposes—Juliette Wade
• Balm of Hurt Minds—Thomas R. Dulski
• Betty Knox and Dictionary Jones in the Mystery of the Missing Teenage Anachronisms—John G. Hemry
• Blind Spot—Bond Elam
• Citizen-Astronaut—David D. Levine
• Ellipses . . .—Ron Collins
• Enigma—Sean McMullen
• Helix of Friends—Carl Frederick
• Ian, Isaac, and John—Paul Levinson
• Ian’s Ions and Eons—Paul Levinson
• Jak and the Beanstalk—Richard A. Lovett
• Kawataro—Alec Nevala-Lee
• Not for Ourselves Alone - Charles E Gannon
• Of Night—Janet Catherine Johnston
• One Out of Many—Kyle Kirkland
• Ray of Light - Brad Torgersen
• Rule Book—Paul Carlson
• Stay—Stephen L. Burns
• The Boneless One—Alec Nevala-Lee
• The Frog Prince—Michael F. Flynn
• The Impossibles - Kristine Kathryn Rusch
• The Unfinished Man—Dave Creek
• Therapeutic Mathematics and the Physics of Curve Balls—Gray Rineheart

BEST SHORT STORY

• . . . Plus C’est la Même Chose—Arlan Andrews, Sr.
• A Snitch in Time—Donald Moffitt
• A Witness to All That Was—Scott William Carter
• Asteroid Monte— Craig DeLancey
• Art for Splendor's Sake - Dave Creek
  
• Astronomic Distance, Geologic Time—Bud Sparkhawk
• Blessed are the Bleak—Edward M. Lerner
• Boumee and the Apes—Ian McHugh
• Chumbolone—Bill Johnson
• Death and Dancing in New Las Vegas—Ernest Hogan
• Dig Site—Jack McDevitt
• Falls the Firebrand—Sarah Frost
• Freudian Slipstream - Brad Aiken
• Hidden - Kyle Kirkland
• Hiding From Nobel—Brad Aiken
• Hostile Environment—Emily Mah
• Julie is Three—Craig DeLancey
• Multivac’s Singularity—Richard A. Lovett
• Non-Native Species—Janet Freeman
• Out There—Norman Spinrad
• Quack—Jerry Oltion
• Remembering Rachel—Dave Creek
• Rocket Science—Jerry Oltion
• Small Penalties—Alastair Mayer
• Some of them Closer—Marissa Lingen
• Stone Age—Alastair Mayer
• Taboo —Jerry Oltion
• Take One for the Road—Jamie Todd Rubin
• The Buddy System—Don D’Ammassa
• The Bullfrog Radio Astronomy Project—Norman Spinrad
• The Chaplain’s Assistant—Brad R. Torgersen
• The First Conquest of Earth—David W. Goldman
• The Flare Weed—Larry Niven
• The Last of Lust—Jerry Oltion
• The Lycanthropic Principle—Carl Frederick
• The Old Man’s Best—Bud Sparkhawk
• The Sock Problem—Alastair Mayer
• The Wolf and the Panther Were Lovers—Walter L. Kleine
• Timeshare—Robert H. Prestridge
• Turning it Off - Susan Forest
  
• Two Look at Two—Paula S. Jordan
• What I Did On My Summer Vacation—Jerry Oltion

BEST SCIENCE FACT

• Before You Get to String Theory—C. W. Johnson
• Lost in Space? Follow the Money—Edward M. Lerner
• Nanoparticles for Drug Delivery—Carol Wuenschell
• Other Earths in Space and Time—Kevin Walsh
• Poisons, Temperature, and Climate Change: Will Global Warming Make Everything Else Worse? - Richard A. Lovett
• Repairing a Broken Heart: Moving Beyond Electronic Pacemakers—Richard B. Robinson Ph.D.
• Say What? Ruminations About Language, Communications, and Science Fiction—Edward M. Lerner
• Shake, Rattle, and Roll: Is Missouri Really America’s Most Dangerous Earthquake Zone?—Richard A. Lovett
• Smart SETI—Gregory and James Benford
• So Long, Proxima Centauri—Kevin Walsh
• To the Outer Solar System and Beyond: Psychological Issues in Deep Space—Nick Kanas M. D.

BEST COVER

• April—David A. Hardy
• December (for “Ray of Light”)—Bob Eggleton
• January/February (for “At Cross Purposes”)—Bob Eggleton
• July/August—Bob Eggleton
• June (for “Energized”)—Vincent DiFate
• March—Dr. Mark A. Garlick
• May (for “Tower of Worlds”)—John-Pierre Normand
• November—Dominic Harman
• October—Bob Eggleton
• September—NASA and Lynn Barranger

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