Paul Levinson bibliography

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This is a list of works by or about Paul Levinson, American author.

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Novels

Short fiction

Stories [1]
winner, Mary Shelley Award for Outstanding Fiction, 2023
finalist, Sidewise Award for Alternate History (short form), 2022
basis of radioplay, "It's Real Life," aired on Killerwatt Radio, March 2023, audiobook, Listen & Live Audio, April 2023
basis of novel, 2024
Reprinted in Robots Through the Ages, eds. Robert Silverberg and Bryan Thomas Schmidt, 2023.
Reprinted in Something to Read, ed. S. Wilkinson, 2014.
Reprinted in Something to Read, ed. S. Wilkinson, 2014
Reprinted in Altered States, eds. Jorge Salgado-Reyes & Roy C. Booth, Indie Authors Press, 2014
Reprinted in Science Fiction for the Throne, eds. Tom Easton & Judith Dial, Fantastic Books, 2017.
Reprinted in The Chronos Chronicles, eds. Roy C. Booth & Jorge Salgado-Reyes, Indie Authors Press, 2018.
HOMer Award (Compuserve) Finalist (novelette), 1999
HOMer Award (Compuserve) Finalist (novelette), 1999
HOMer Award (Compuserve) Finalist (short story), 1999
HOMer Award (Compuserve) Finalist (short story), 1998
Reprinted in Italian translation as "Niente fuori posto" in Strani Universi, translated and edited by Piergiorgio Nicolazzinni, Editrice Nord, 1998
Hugo Award Nominee, 1998
Nebula Award Nominee, 1998
Sturgeon Best Short Science Fiction Finalist, 1998
AnLab Award, First Runner-up, 1998
Reprinted in The Hard SF Renaissance, edited by David G. Hartwell & Kathryn Cramer, Tor, 2002
Translated and reprinted in Ikarie (Czech Republic), 2002
Reprinted in Science Fiction Theater, ed. Brian Forbes, Quadrillion/MGM, 1999.
Reprinted in Year's Best SF3, ed. by David G. Hartwell, Harper Prism, 1998.
Locus Recommended Stories, March 1997
HOMer Award (Compuserve), best science fiction novelette, 1996
Nebula Award Nominee, 1998
Reprinted in The Mammoth Book of Time Travel, ed. Mike Ashley, Robinson Books, 2013
Reprinted in The Best Time Travel Stories of All Time, ed. Barry Malzberg, I-Books, 2003.
basis of radioplay, "The Chronology Protection Case," performed at the Museum of Television and Radio, NYC, September 2002, and nominated for the Mystery Writers of America Edgar Award for Best Play, 2002, audiobook, Listen & Live Audio, 2004.
basis of movie, "The Chronology Protection Case," produced and directed by Jay Kensinger, shown at science fiction conventions in New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, 2002; re-cut, with new, extended ending, 2013, on Amazon Prime
Reprinted in Nebula Awards 32: SFWA's Choices for the Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year, ed. Jack Dann, Harcourt Brace, 1998.
Reprinted in Infinite Edge (online magazine), June–July 1997
Reprinted in Supernatural Sleuths, ed. C. G. Waugh & M. Greenberg, ROC Books, 1996
Sturgeon Best Short Science Fiction Finalist, 1996
Nebula Award Nominee, 1997

Non-fiction

Notes

  1. Short stories unless otherwise noted.

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