Where To Find The 2018 Nebula Finalists For Free Online

By JJ: The Nebula Finalists have just been announced, and if you’d like to check them out to see whether you think they’d be good contenders for your Hugo ballot, you can use this handy guide to find material which is available for free online.

Where available in their entirety, works are linked (most of the Novelettes and Short Stories are free). If not available for free, an Amazon link is provided. If a free excerpt is available online, it has been linked. (In some cases, you may need to scroll down the linked page and/or click on an “Excerpt” link to see the excerpt.)

Have you read / seen / played any of these already? What did you think?

Fair notice: All Amazon links are referrer URLs which benefit fan site Worlds Without End.

Novel

Novella

Novelette

Short Story

Game Writing

The Ray Bradbury Award for Outstanding Dramatic Presentation

The Andre Norton Award for Outstanding Young Adult Science Fiction or Fantasy Book

15 thoughts on “Where To Find The 2018 Nebula Finalists For Free Online

  1. Yudhanjaya W: Re: Messenger: we set up an epub and mobi on a gDrive folder for the SWFA reading list.

    Thanks, the link has been added.

  2. I’ve never even heard of most of these.

    Although my Hugo list so far does include MRK, Murderbot, “Only Harmless”, “Detective/Tea Master”, “Black Panther”, “Dirty Computer” AND, the thing I really really really must insist y’all put down for the Lodestar (drum roll):

    Peasprout Chen.

    A delight for all ages, genders, orientations, and races (but esp. Chinese people, who will get the jokes that went past my barbarian self). If you enjoy Oor Wombat, you’ll like this*. Deeply heartfelt, great action, intrigue, and, um… I liked it better than Harry Potter.

    I have the Kindle AND the paperback, the Kindle of #2, and can’t wait for #3.

    *Example: one of the teachers picks up extra money by having her trained flock of parrots sky-write the local tabloid headlines over the city. As one does.

  3. Lise Andreasen: There’s a problem with the link to the witch short story.

    Thanks, Lise, it should be fixed now. 🙂

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