Editor Catherine Asaro is a two-time Nebula Award winner and bestselling novelist of more than twenty-five books, as well as a dancer, teacher, and musician. She is a multiple winner of the Readers' Choice Award from Analog magazine and a three-time recipient of the RT BOOKClub Award for Best Science Fiction Novel. Her soundtrack Diamond Star, for her novel of the same name, is performed with the rock band Point Valid. She is a theoretical physicist with a PhD from Harvard and teaches part-time at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Visit her at www.facebook.com/Catherine.Asaro.
Praise for Nebula Awards Showcase 2013:
"Featuring writing of the highest quality in the genre, this
compilation is certain to appeal to those demanding imaginative
fiction." - Booklist "Essential fare for short story aficionados,
even though some of the contents have appeared in other
collections." - Kirkus Reviews "A tasty cornucopia of tales to
please most genre tastes."
-Library Journal "This year's Showcase features some absolute gems
of stories, well deserving of their prestigious award.... All in
all, there's plenty to entertain and challenge in this year's
collection - get out there and buy a copy!"
-SciFiPulse.net Praise for Nebula Awards Showcase 2012 "From the
cover by Nebula-winning artist Michael Whelan to the very last
page, this remarkable anthology is filled with the very best of the
SF and fantasy published in 2010.... All the inclusions are
outstanding works of fiction." - Publishers Weekly starred review
"Attesting to the high quality of contemporary imaginative fiction,
this is an important tool for readers' advisory, collection
development, and expanding readers' sf and fantasy horizons." -
Library Journal "[A]n impressively diverse collection...You want
the best of the best new science fiction and fantasy? It's right
here." -Explorations the Barnes and Noble SciFi and Fantasy blog
..".if [this] represents the genre as it stands today, the future
has never been brighter....these stories are singularly brilliant
and immensely creative." - San Francisco Book Review
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