find it here
http://www.asimovs.com/2013_02/exc_story2.shtml
There are two more Nebula-nominated novellas. One I can't access, and one I dislike a lot. The Weight of the Sunrise is an alternate history of an Inca Empire that didn't fall, meeting an America that's British. I found it clunky, awkward, and unpleasant.
It lacked every gracenote writing can offer, and troweled on the info without any noticeable attempts to disguise the dump.
New Review! Catherynne M. Valente retells Snow White in her usual gloriously poetic language. Is it any wonder this wins an almost-perfect score from me.
http://expendablemudge.blogspot.com/2014/03/2014-nebula-nominated-novella-readssix.html
Go take a gander at the why.
Today's review of a Nebula-nominated novella is Lawrence M. Schoen's gap-filling Trial of the Century, which is at my blog.
There's a link in the review for a free download.
My Nebula Novella Nominees reading continues. Burning Girls by Veronica Schanoes was a 4.8-star experience for me, and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.
http://tinyurl.com/mwp889k
There is some wonderful writing going on in the SF/F genre these days, and I couldn't be more excited by discovering some high-quality new-to-me storytellers.
Starting with this publication, permaybehaps she will be the author of a whole collection. Until now, she's been in anthologies like Queen Victoria's Book of Spells and the 2008 edition of the year's best fantasy and horror.
I read Nebula-nominated novella WAKULLA SPRINGS and gave the Tor.com original a good going-over.
Lots to think about, said in lush prose, and plotted beautifully. Since I'm not counting it towards my goals, it lives on my blog.
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