Free Speculative Fiction Online: Mary Robinette Kowal

Mary Robinette Kowal

Nominated for one Hugo.

(These numbers refer to awards for best novel, novella, novelette and short story only!)

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Stories currently online:

Evil Robot Monkey (The Solaris Book of New SF Anthology #2, 2008)
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Hugo Nomination for Best Short Story 2009.
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Published somewhere on the World Wide Web.

Chrysalis
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Bound Man (Twenty Epics Anthology, 2006)
Available as part of this collection.
Available as part of this collection.
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Cerbo en Vitra ujo (Apex Digest #6, Summer 2006)
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Available as part of this collection.
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Portrait of Ari (Strange Horizons, January 2006)
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Death Comes But Twice (Talebones #35, Summer 2007)
Available as part of this collection.
Available as part of this collection.
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This Little Pig (Cicada, January 2007)
Available as part of this collection.
Available as part of this collection.
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For Solo Cello, op. 12 (Cosmos Magazine, March 2007)
Available as part of this collection.
Available as part of this collection.
Featured in Richard Horton's "SF: The Best of the Year 2008".
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On the 2007 Nebula Preliminary Ballot.

Horizontal Rain (Apex, April 2007)
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Waiting for Rain (Subterranean Online, Fall 2008)
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Clockwork Chickadee (Clarkesworld #21, June 2008)
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Scenting the Dark (Apex, August 2008)
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Jaiden's Weaver (Diamonds in the Sky Anthology, 2009)
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Published somewhere on the World Wide Web.

Prayer at Dark River (Innsmouth Free Press, Fall 2009)
A sample from this magazine.
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Published somewhere on the World Wide Web.

First Flight (Tor.com, September 2009)
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Beyond the Garden Close (Apex, March 2010)
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The Bride Replete (Apex, March 2010)
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Typewriter Triptych (Shareable.net, June 2010)
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A trilogy of three short stories.

Published somewhere on the World Wide Web.