Best Editor Long Form and Short Form Hugo: Eligible Works from 2018

By JJ: To assist Hugo nominators, listed below are the editors of works published for the first time in 2018.

These credits have been accumulated from Acknowledgments sections and copyright pages in works, as well as other sources on the internet.

Feel free to add missing 2018-original works and the name of their editors in the comments, and I will get them included in the main post. Self-published works may or may not be added to the list at my discretion.

PLEASE DON’T ADD GUESSES.

If you are able to confirm credits from Acknowledgments sections, copyright pages, or by contacting authors and/or editors, then go ahead and add them in comments. If you have questions or corrections, please add those also.

Authors, Editors, and Publishers are welcome to post in comments here, or to send their lists to jjfile770 [at] gmail [dot] com.

 

Long Form Editors

3.3.11: Best Editor Long Form. The editor of at least four (4) novel-length works primarily devoted to science fiction and / or fantasy published in the previous calendar year that do not qualify as works under 3.3.10.

(Note that the Long Form Editors listed below may, or may not, be eligible — that is, have 4 qualifying works published in 2018)

John Joseph Adams

  • The City of Lost Fortunes by Bryan Camp, John Joseph Adams Books
  • Creatures of Want and Ruin by Molly Tanzer, John Joseph Adams Books
  • In the Night Wood by Dale Bailey, John Joseph Adams Books
  • The Robots of Gotham by Todd McAulty, John Joseph Adams Books
  • The Wild Dead by Carrie Vaughn, John Joseph Adams Books

Rebecca Brewer

  • Before Mars by Emma Newman, Gollancz

Emma Coode

  • Noumenon Infinity by Marina Lostetter, HarperVoyager

Mark Doten

  • Side Life by Steve Toutonghi, Soho Press

Carl Engle-Laird

  • Deep Roots by Ruthanna Emrys, Tor.com Publishing
  • State Tectonics by Malka Older, Tor.com Publishing

Bradley Englert

  • Adrift by Rob Boffard, Orbit Books (with Anna Jackson and James Long)

Moshe Feder

  • Skyward by Brandon Sanderson, Delacorte Press/Gollancz

Sheila Gilbert

  • Aliens Abroad by Gini Koch, DAW Books
  • Lady Henterman’s Wardrobe by Marshall Ryan Maresca, DAW Books
  • Night and Silence by Seanan McGuire, DAW Books
  • Outpost by W. Michael Gear, DAW Books
  • Tricks for Free by Seanan McGuire, DAW Books
  • The Way of the Shield by Marshall Ryan Maresca, DAW Books

Diana Gill

  • I Only Killed Him Once by Adam Christopher, Tor Books/Titan Books

Marcus Gipps

  • From Distant Stars by Sam Peters, Gollancz

Ana Grilo

  • The Ninety-Ninth Bride by Catherine Faris King, Books Smugglers Publishing (with Thea James)

Anne Lesley Groell

  • Into the Fire by Elizabeth Moon, Orbit/Del Rey

Jen Gunnels

  • Medusa Uploaded by Emily Devenport, Tor Books (with Elinor Mavor)
  • Semiosis by Sue Burke, Tor Books/Harper Voyager

Lee Harris

  • Alice Payne Arrives by Kate Heartfield, Tor.com Publishing
  • Outbreak by Melissa F. Olson, Tor.com Publishing

Alison Hennessey

  • The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton, Raven Books (UK title: The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle)

Brit Hvide

  • A Big Ship at the Edge of the Universe by Alex White, Orbit Books

Anna Jackson

  • Adrift by Rob Boffard, Orbit Books (with James Long and Bradley Englert)

Thea James

  • The Ninety-Ninth Bride by Catherine Faris King, Books Smugglers Publishing (with Ana Grilo)

Oliver Johnson

  • Record of a Spaceborn Few by Becky Chambers, Harper Voyager/Hodder & Stoughton (with Anne Perry)

Phil Jourdan

  • Quietus by Tristan Palmgren, Angry Robot
  • The Dreaming Stars by Tim Pratt, Angry Robot

Sally Kim

  • The Gone World by Tom Sweterlitsch, Putnam/Headline (with Mark Tavani)

Justin Landon

  • The Armored Saint by Myke Cole, Tor.com Publishing
  • The Queen of Crows by Myke Cole, Tor.com Publishing
  • Witchmark by C.L. Polk, Tor Books

Rebecca Lloyd

  • An Argumentation of Historians by Jodi Taylor, Accent Press

James Long

  • Adrift by Rob Boffard, Orbit Books (with Anna Jackson and Bradley Englert)

Sam Matthews

  • The Synapse Sequence by Daniel Godfrey, Titan Books

Elinor Mavor

  • Medusa Uploaded by Emily Devenport, Tor Books (with Jen Gunnels)

Beth Meacham

  • If Tomorrow Comes by Nancy Kress, Tor Books
  • Memory’s Blade by Spencer Ellsworth, Tor.com Publishing
  • Terran Tomorrow by Nancy Kress, Tor Books

Patrick Nielsen Hayden

  • The Consuming Fire by John Scalzi, Tor Books
  • Dark State by Charles Stross, Tor Books
  • Head On by John Scalzi, Tor Books
  • The Labyrinth Index by Charles Stross, Tor.com Publishing

Jonathan Oliver

  • Revenant Gun by Yoon Ha Lee, Solaris

Julian Pavia

  • Foundryside by Robert Jackson Bennett, Crown Publishing

Anne Perry

  • Record of a Spaceborn Few by Becky Chambers, Harper Voyager/Hodder & Stoughton (with Oliver Johnson)

Diana M. Pho

  • By Fire Above by Robin Bennis, Tor Books

Devi Pillai

  • The Stars Now Unclaimed by Drew Williams, Simon & Schuster

David Pomerico

  • Gunpowder Moon by David Pedreira, Harper Voyager

Gillian Redfearn

  • Elysium Fire by Alastair Reynolds, Orbit Books
  • Lies Sleeping by Ben Aaronovitch, Random Penguin

Jill Roberts

  • The Freeze-Frame Revolution by Peter Watts, Tachyon

Anne Sowards

  • Ascendant by Jack Campbell, Ace Books/Titan Books
  • Burn Bright by Patricia Briggs, Ace Books/Orbit Books
  • Lake Silence by Anne Bishop, Ace Books/Penguin
  • Magic Triumphs by Ilona Andrews, Ace Books
  • Marked by Benedict Jacka, Ace Books/Orbit Books
  • Mecha Samurai Empire by Peter Tieryas, Ace Books
  • Phoenix Unbound by Grace Draven, Ace Books
  • River of Bones by Taylor Anderson, Ace Books
  • Shadow’s Bane by Karen Chance, Berkley Books
  • Smoke and Iron by Rachel Caine, Berkley Books/Allison & Busby
  • Stars Uncharted by S.K. Dunstall, Ace Books

K.B. Spangler

  • The Wonder Engine by T. Kingfisher, Argyll

Mark Tavani

  • The Gone World by Tom Sweterlitsch, Putnam/Headline (with Sally Kim)

Cath Trechman

  • The Hidden World by Melinda M. Snodgrass, Titan Books

Rachel Winterbottom

  • One Way by S.J. Morden, Gollancz

Miriam Weinberg

  • Vengeful by V.E. Schwab, Tor Books/Titan Books

Navah Wolfe

  • European Travel for the Monstrous Gentlewoman by Theodora Goss, Saga Press
  • Imposter Syndrome by Mishell Baker, Saga Press
  • Mutiny at Vesta by R.E. Stearns, Saga Press
  • Serpent in the Heather by Kay Kenyon, Saga Press
  • Space Opera by Catherynne M. Valente, Saga Press

Betsy Wollheim

  • A Veil of Spears by Bradley P. Beaulieu, DAW Books

 

Short Form Editors

3.3.10: Best Editor Short Form. The editor of at least four (4) anthologies, collections or magazine issues (or their equivalent in other media) primarily devoted to science fiction and / or fantasy, at least one of which was published in the previous calendar year.

Rasha Abdulhadi (does not appear to have 4+ eligible works)

  • Strange Horizons Short Fiction (with Sheree Renée Thomas and Erin Roberts)
    • “Dying Lessons” by Troy L. Wiggins (short story)
    • “The People Who Sleep Beneath the Waves” by Malena Crawford (short story)
    • “Hide Me In The Shadow of Your Wings” by Christopher Caldwell (short story)
    • “Venus Witch’s Ring” by Inda Lauryn (short story)
    • “Strange Mercy” by Christopher Alonso (short story)
    • “Every Good-Bye Ain’t Gone” by Eden Royce (short story)

John Joseph Adams

  • The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2018, Mariner Books (reprint anthology) (with N.K. Jemisin)
  • Lightspeed Magazine 2018 (with Wendy N. Wagner)
  • Nightmare Magazine 2018 (with Wendy N. Wagner)

David Afsharirad

  • The Year’s Best Military & Adventure SF 4, Baen (reprint anthology)

Jen R. Albert

  • PodCastle 2018, Escape Artists, Inc. (with Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali)

Scott H. Andrews

  • Beneath Ceaseless Skies 2018

Michele Barasso

Joshua A. Bilmes

  • In the Vanishers’ Palace by Aliette de Bodard, JABberwocky Literary Agency (novella)

Vajra Chandrasekera

  • Strange Horizons Short Fiction (with Catherine Krahe and Lila Garrott)
    • “Big Mother” by Anya Ow (short story)
    • “Refugee; or, a nine-item representative inventory of a better world” by Iona Sharma (short story)
    • “The Glow-in-the-Dark Girls” by Senaa Ahmad (short story)
    • “Obscura” by Yoon Ha Lee (short story)
    • “A Snow, A Flood, A Fire” by Jamie Berrout (short story)
    • “Her Beautiful Body” by Adrienne Celt (short story)
    • “On the Occasion of A Burial of Ernest Zach Ulrich” by Mary Kuryla (short story)
    • “Early Morning Service” by Irette Y. Patterson (short story)
    • “Of Warps and Wefts” by Innocent Chizaram Ilo (short story)
    • “A Very Large Number of Moons” by Kai Stewart (short story)
    • “Princess Mine” by Darby Harn (short story)
    • “Strange Waters” by Samantha Mills (short story)
    • “All of Us Told, All of It Real” by Evan Dicken (short story)
    • “Old Fighter Pilots” by Samuel Jensen (short story)
    • “The Right Way To Be Sad” by Shankar Gopalakrishnan (short story)
    • “Things That Happened While We Waited For Our Magical Grandmother to Die—No. 39” by Kuzhali Manickavel (short story)
    • “We Feed the Bears of Fire and Ice” by Octavia Cade (short story)
    • “Variations on a Theme from Turandot” by Ada Hoffman (short story)
    • “Salt Lines” by Ian Muneshwar (short story)
    • “Like Smoke, Like Light” by Yukimi Ogawa (short story)
    • “Quietly Gigantic” by K. C. Mead-Brewer (short story)
    • “The Metal Eater of Luminous Smoke” by Minsoo Kang (short story)
    • “The Athuran Interpreter’s Flight” by Eleanna Castroianni (short story)
    • “Chasing the Start” by Evan Marcroft (novelette)
    • “The Trees of My Youth Grew Tall” by Mimi Mondal (short story)
    • “Copy Cat” by Alex Shvartsman and K.A. Teryna (short story)
    • “Orphan Tsunami Heathens” by Tiera Greene (short story)
    • “What Man Knoweth” by Russell Nichols (novelette)
    • “Seedlings” by Audrey R. Hollis (short story)
    • “Mountaineering” by Leah Bobet (short story)
    • “Tamales in Space, and Other Phrases For the Beginning Speaker” by Gabriela Santiago (short story)

Neil Clarke

  • The Best Science Fiction of the Year: Volume 3, Night Shade Books (reprint anthology)
  • Clarkesworld Magazine 2018, Wyrm Publishing
  • Clarkesworld Year Nine, Wyrm Publishing (reprint anthology)
  • The Final Frontier, Night Shade Books (reprint anthology)
  • Forever Magazine 2018, Wyrm Publishing

Andy Cox

  • Interzone 2018, TTA Press

Ellen Datlow

  • The Best Horror of the Year: Volume Ten, Night Shade Books (reprint anthology)
  • The Best of the Best Horror of the Year, Night Shade Books (reprint anthology)
  • The Devil and the Deep: Horror Stories of the Sea, Night Shade Books (original anthology)
    • “Broken Record” by Stephen Graham Jones (short fiction)
    • “The Curious Allure of the Sea” by Christopher Golden (short fiction)
    • “Deadwater” by Simon Bestwick (short story)
    • “The Deep Sea Swell” by John Langan (short fiction)
    • “Fodder’s Jig” by Lee Thomas (short fiction)
    • “Haunt” by Siobhan Carroll a (short fiction)
    • “He Sings of Salt and Wormwood” by Brian Hodge (short fiction)
    • “A Moment Before Breaking” by A. C. Wise (short fiction)
    • “Saudade” by Steve Rasnic Tem (short fiction)
    • “A Ship of the South Wind” by Bradley Denton (short fiction)
    • “Shit Happens” by Michael Marshall Smith (short fiction)
    • “Sister, Dearest Sister, Let Me Show to You the Sea” by Seanan McGuire (short fiction)
    • “The Tryal Attract” by Terry Dowling (short fiction)
    • “The Whalers Song” by Ray Cluley (short fiction)
    • “What My Mother Left Me” by Alyssa Wong (short fiction)
  • Tor.com Short Fiction
    • Gods, Monsters and the Lucky Peach by Kelly Robson, Tor.com (novella)
    • “A.I. and the Trolley Problem” by Pat Cadigan, Tor.com (short story)
    • “Breakwater” by Simon Bestwick, Tor.com (novelette)
    • “The Ghoul Goes West” by Dale Bailey, Tor.com (novelette)
    • “The Guile” by Ian McDonald, Tor.com (short story)
    • “The Heart of Owl Abbas” by Kathleen Jennings, Tor.com (short story)
    • “Meat And Salt And Sparks” by Rich Larson, Tor.com (short story)
    • “Our King and His Court ” by Rich Larson, Tor.com (short story)
    • “Played Your Eyes” by Jonathan Carroll, Tor.com (short story)
    • “Recoveries” by Susan Palwick, Tor.com (novelette)
    • “Triquetra” by Kirstyn McDermott, Tor.com (short story)

S. B. Divya

  • Escape Pod 2018, Escape Artists, Inc. (with Mur Lafferty)

Gardner Dozois

  • The Book of Magic, Bantam/Harper Voyager (original anthology)
    • “The Biography of A Bouncing Boy Terror: Chapter Two: Jumping Jack in Love” by Ysabeau S Wilce (short fiction)
    • “Bloom” by Kate Elliott (short fiction)
    • “Community Service” by Megan Lindholm (short fiction)
    • “The Devil’s Whatever” by Andy Duncan (short fiction)
    • “Flint and Mirror” by John Crowley (short fiction)
    • “The Friends of Masquelayne The Incomparable” by Matthew Hughes (short fiction)
    • “The Governer” by Tim Powers (short fiction)
    • “Loft The Sorcerer” by Eleanor Arnason (short fiction)
    • “A Night at the Tarn House” by George R.R. Martin (short fiction)
    • “No Work of Mine” by Elizabeth Bear (short fiction)
    • “Song of Fire” by Rachel Pollack (short fiction)
    • “The Staff in the Stone” by Garth Nix (short fiction)
    • “Sungrazer” by Liz Williams (short fiction)
    • “Widow Maker” by Lavie Tidhar (short fiction)
    • “The Wolf and the Manticore” by Greg Van Eekhout (short fiction)
  • The Year’s Best Science Fiction: Thirty-Fifth Annual Collection, St. Martin’s Griffin (reprint anthology)

Carl Engle-Laird

  • Tor.com Short Fiction
    • The Descent of Monsters by JY Yang, Tor.com (novella)
    • “Loss of Signal” by S.B. Divya, Tor.com (short story)
    • Stone Mad by Elizabeth Bear, Tor.com (novella) (with Beth Meacham)
    • Void Black Shadow by Corey J. White, Tor.com (novella)

Moshe Feder (does not appear to have 4+ eligible works)

  • Legion: Lies of the Beholder by Brandon Sanderson, Tor Books/Gollancz (novella)

C.C. Finlay

  • The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction 2018, Spilogate, Inc.

Melissa Frain (does not appear to have 4+ eligible works)

  • Tor.com Short Fiction
    • “The Last Banquet of Temporal Confections” by Tina Connolly, Tor.com (novelette)

Shawn Garrett

  • Pseudopod 2018, Escape Artists, Inc. (with Alex Hofelich)

Lila Garrott

  • Strange Horizons Short Fiction (with Catherine Krahe and Vajra Chandrasekera)
    • “Big Mother” by Anya Ow (short story)
    • “Refugee; or, a nine-item representative inventory of a better world” by Iona Sharma (short story)
    • “The Glow-in-the-Dark Girls” by Senaa Ahmad (short story)
    • “Obscura” by Yoon Ha Lee (short story)
    • “A Snow, A Flood, A Fire” by Jamie Berrout (short story)
    • “Her Beautiful Body” by Adrienne Celt (short story)
    • “On the Occasion of A Burial of Ernest Zach Ulrich” by Mary Kuryla (short story)
    • “Early Morning Service” by Irette Y. Patterson (short story)
    • “Of Warps and Wefts” by Innocent Chizaram Ilo (short story)
    • “A Very Large Number of Moons” by Kai Stewart (short story)
    • “Princess Mine” by Darby Harn (short story)
    • “Strange Waters” by Samantha Mills (short story)
    • “All of Us Told, All of It Real” by Evan Dicken (short story)
    • “Old Fighter Pilots” by Samuel Jensen (short story)
    • “The Right Way To Be Sad” by Shankar Gopalakrishnan (short story)
    • “Things That Happened While We Waited For Our Magical Grandmother to Die—No. 39” by Kuzhali Manickavel (short story)
    • “We Feed the Bears of Fire and Ice” by Octavia Cade (short story)
    • “Variations on a Theme from Turandot” by Ada Hoffman (short story)
    • “Salt Lines” by Ian Muneshwar (short story)
    • “Like Smoke, Like Light” by Yukimi Ogawa (short story)
    • “Quietly Gigantic” by K. C. Mead-Brewer (short story)
    • “The Metal Eater of Luminous Smoke” by Minsoo Kang (short story)
    • “The Athuran Interpreter’s Flight” by Eleanna Castroianni (short story)
    • “Chasing the Start” by Evan Marcroft (novelette)
    • “The Trees of My Youth Grew Tall” by Mimi Mondal (short story)
    • “Copy Cat” by Alex Shvartsman and K.A. Teryna (short story)
    • “Orphan Tsunami Heathens” by Tiera Greene (short story)
    • “What Man Knoweth” by Russell Nichols (novelette)
    • “Seedlings” by Audrey R. Hollis (short story)
    • “Mountaineering” by Leah Bobet (short story)
    • “Tamales in Space, and Other Phrases For the Beginning Speaker” by Gabriela Santiago (short story)

Ana Grilo

  • Book Smugglers Short Fiction (with Thea James)
    • Accelerants by Lena Wilson (novella)
    • Between the Firmaments by JY Yang (novella)
    • “The Girl with the Frozen Heart” by Y. M. Pang (novelette)
    • A Glimmer of Silver by Juliet Kemp (novella)
    • Nussia by Michele Tracy Berger (novella)
    • “Running” by Itoro Udofia (novelette)
    • “When the Letter Comes” by Sara Fox (novelette)

Lee Harris

  • Tor.com Short Fiction
    • Artificial Condition by Martha Wells, Tor.com (novella)
    • The Atrocities by Jeremy C. Shipp, Tor.com (novella)
    • Beneath the Sugar Sky by Seanan McGuire, Tor.com (novella)
    • Binti: The Night Masquerade by Nnedi Okorafor, Tor.com (novella)
    • Exit Strategy by Martha Wells, Tor.com (novella)
    • The Expert System’s Brother by Adrian Tchaikovsky, Tor.com (novella)
    • The Queen of Crows by Myke Cole, Tor.com (novella)
    • Rogue Protocol by Martha Wells, Tor.com (novella)
    • Taste of Wrath by Matt Wallace, Tor.com (novella)

Edwina Harvey

  • Matters Arising from the Identification of the Body by Simon Petrie, Peggy Bright Books (novella)

Alex Hofelich

  • Pseudopod 2018, Escape Artists, Inc. (with Shawn Garrett)

Rich Horton

  • The Year’s Best Science Fiction & Fantasy 2018, Prime Books (reprint anthology)

Justina Ireland

  • Fiyah Magazine of Black Speculative Fiction 2018 (with Troy L. Wiggins and Brandon O’Brien)
    • “And Songs Don’t End” by Osahon Ize-Iyamu (short story)
    • “Bondye Bon” by Monique L. Desir (short story)
    • “The Epic of Sakina” by Shari Paul (novelette)
    • “Furious Girls” by Juliana Goodman (short story)
    • “The Other Side of Otto Mountain” by Ivy Spadille (novelette)
    • “The Percivals: The Bennett Benefit” by Eboni J. Dunbar (short story)
    • “Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Memphis Minnie Sing the Stumps Down Good” by LaShawn M. Wanak (novelette)
    • “The Sower” by Takim Williams (short story)
    • “Survival Lies” by Irette Y. Patterson (novelette)
    • “Teddy Bump” by Sheree Renée Thomas (short story)
    • “Valley Fieldwork” by Stefani Cox (short story)
    • “With These Hands: An Account of Uncommon Labor” by Lawana Holland-Moore (short story)
    • “Yard Dog” by Tade Thompson (short story)

Thea James

  • Book Smugglers 2018 (with Ana Grilo)
    • Accelerants by Lena Wilson (novella)
    • Between the Firmaments by JY Yang (novella)
    • “The Girl with the Frozen Heart” by Y. M. Pang (novelette)
    • A Glimmer of Silver by Juliet Kemp (novella)
    • Nussia by Michele Tracy Berger (novella)
    • “Running” by Itoro Udofia (novelette)
    • “When the Letter Comes” by Sara Fox (novelette)

N.K. Jemisin (does not appear to have 4+ eligible works)

  • The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2018, Mariner Books (reprint anthology) (with series editor John Joseph Adams)

Stephen Jones

  • Best New Horror #28, PS Publishing (reprint anthology)

Cristina Jurado

  • The Apex Book of World SF 5, Apex Publications (mixed reprint and original anthology) (with Lavie Tidhar)
    • “Scenes from the Life of an Autocrat” by Basma Abdel Aziz
    • “Our Dead World” by Liliana Colanzi
    • “You Will See the Moon Rise” by Israel Alonso (translation of “Verás crecer la luna”)
    • “The Seventh” by Eliza Victoria

Marguerite Kenner

  • Cast of Wonders 2018, Escape Artists, Inc.

Stephen King (does not appear to have 4+ eligible works)

  • Flight or Fright, Hodder & Stoughton/Cemetery Dance (reprint anthology) (with Bev Vincent)

Catherine Krahe

  • Strange Horizons Short Fiction (with Lila Garrott and Vajra Chandrasekera)
    • “Big Mother” by Anya Ow (short story)
    • “Refugee; or, a nine-item representative inventory of a better world” by Iona Sharma (short story)
    • “The Glow-in-the-Dark Girls” by Senaa Ahmad (short story)
    • “Obscura” by Yoon Ha Lee (short story)
    • “A Snow, A Flood, A Fire” by Jamie Berrout (short story)
    • “Her Beautiful Body” by Adrienne Celt (short story)
    • “On the Occasion of A Burial of Ernest Zach Ulrich” by Mary Kuryla (short story)
    • “Early Morning Service” by Irette Y. Patterson (short story)
    • “Of Warps and Wefts” by Innocent Chizaram Ilo (short story)
    • “A Very Large Number of Moons” by Kai Stewart (short story)
    • “Princess Mine” by Darby Harn (short story)
    • “Strange Waters” by Samantha Mills (short story)
    • “All of Us Told, All of It Real” by Evan Dicken (short story)
    • “Old Fighter Pilots” by Samuel Jensen (short story)
    • “The Right Way To Be Sad” by Shankar Gopalakrishnan (short story)
    • “Things That Happened While We Waited For Our Magical Grandmother to Die—No. 39” by Kuzhali Manickavel (short story)
    • “We Feed the Bears of Fire and Ice” by Octavia Cade (short story)
    • “Variations on a Theme from Turandot” by Ada Hoffman (short story)
    • “Salt Lines” by Ian Muneshwar (short story)
    • “Like Smoke, Like Light” by Yukimi Ogawa (short story)
    • “Quietly Gigantic” by K. C. Mead-Brewer (short story)
    • “The Metal Eater of Luminous Smoke” by Minsoo Kang (short story)
    • “The Athuran Interpreter’s Flight” by Eleanna Castroianni (short story)
    • “Chasing the Start” by Evan Marcroft (novelette)
    • “The Trees of My Youth Grew Tall” by Mimi Mondal (short story)
    • “Copy Cat” by Alex Shvartsman and K.A. Teryna (short story)
    • “Orphan Tsunami Heathens” by Tiera Greene (short story)
    • “What Man Knoweth” by Russell Nichols (novelette)
    • “Seedlings” by Audrey R. Hollis (short story)
    • “Mountaineering” by Leah Bobet (short story)
    • “Tamales in Space, and Other Phrases For the Beginning Speaker” by Gabriela Santiago (short story)

Jonathan Laden

Mur Lafferty

  • Escape Pod 2018, Escape Artists, Inc. (with S. B. Divya)

Justin Landon

  • Tor.com Short Fiction
    • The Warrior Within by Angus Mcintyre, Tor.com (novella)
    • War Cry by Brian Mcclellan, Tor.com (novella)
    • “Worth Her Weight in Gold” by Sarah Gailey, Tor.com (short story)

George R. R. Martin

  • Wild Cards: Low Chicago, Tor/Harper Voyager (original anthology) (with Melinda M. Snodgrass)
    • “A Beautiful Facade” by Mary Anne Mohanraj (novelette)
    • “A Bit of Dinosaur” by Paul Cornell (novelette)
    • “Down the Rabbit Hole” by Kevin Andrew Murphy (novelette)
    • “A Long Night at the Palmer House” by John Jos. Miller (novella)
    • “Meathooks on Ice” by Saladin Ahmed (novelette)
    • “The Motherf*cking Apotheosis of Todd Motherf*cking Taszycki” by Christopher Rowe (novelette)
    • “The Sister in the Streets” by Melinda M. Snodgrass (novelette)
    • “Stripes” by Marko Kloos (novella)
  • Wild Cards: Texas Hold’em, Tor/Harper Voyager (original anthology) (with Melinda M. Snodgrass)
    • “Beats, Bugs, and Boys” by Diana Rowland
    • “Bubbles and the Band Trip” by Caroline Spector
    • “Drop City” by David Anthony Durham
    • “Dust and the Darkness” by Victor Milan
    • “Is Nobody Going to San Antone?” by Walton Simons
    • “Jade Blossom’s Brew” by William F. Wu
    • “The Secret Life of Rubberband” by Max Gladstone
  • Tor.com Short Fiction
    • “Evernight” by Victor Milán, Tor.com (novelette)
    • The Flight of Morpho Girl by Caroline Spector and Bradley Denton, Tor.com (novella)

Beth Meacham

  • Tor.com Short Fiction
    • Stone Mad by Elizabeth Bear, Tor.com (novella) (with Carl Engle-Laird)

Melanie R. Meadors (does not appear to have 4+ eligible works)

  • Hath No Fury, Outland Entertainment (original anthology)
    • “The Book of Rowe” by Carol Berg (short fiction)
    • “Burning” by Elaine Cunningham (short fiction)
    • “Casting On” by Philippa Ballantine (short fiction)
    • “Craft” by Lian Hearn (short fiction)
    • “A Dance with Death” by Marc Turner (short fiction)
    • “Echoes of Stone” by Elizabeth Vaughan (short fiction)
    • “A Hero of Grünjord” by Lucy A. Snyder (short fiction)
    • “Last of the Red Riders” by Django Wexler (short fiction)
    • “The Mark of a Mountain Poppy” by Erin M. Evans (short fiction)
    • “Pax Egyptica” by Dana Cameron (short fiction)
    • “Reconciling Memory” by Gail Z. Martin (short fiction)
    • “Riding Ever Southward, in the Company of Bees” by Seanan McGuire (short fiction)
    • “Rise of the Bonecrushers” by Eloise J. Knapp (short fiction)
    • “The Scion” by S.R. Cambridge (short fiction)
    • “A Seed Planted” by Carina Bissett (short fiction)
    • “She Keeps Crawling Back” by Delilah S. Dawson (short fiction)
    • “She Tore” by Nisi Shawl (short fiction)
    • “Snakeskin: A Mutant Files Story” by William C. Dietz (short fiction)
    • “Some Enchanted Evening” by Anton Strout (short fiction)
    • “Trench Witch” by M.L. Brennan (short fiction)
    • “The Unlikely Turncoat: A Genrenauts Short Story” by Michael R. Underwood (short fiction)
    • “A Wasteland of My God’s Own Making” by Bradley P. Beaulieu (short fiction)

Rebecca Moesta (does not appear to have 4+ eligible works)

  • Fiction River: Wishes, WMG Publishing (original anthology)
    • “As Fast as Wishes Travel” by Dale Hartley Emery (short story)
    • “Blame It on the Ghosts” by Annie Reed (short story)
    • “Ellen Double Prime” by Alexandra Brandt (short story)
    • “Family, Fair and True” by Dayle A. Dermatis (short story)
    • “Granted” by Robert T. Jeschonek (short story)
    • “How I Became a Fairy Godmother” by Bonnie Elizabeth (short story)
    • “If Wishes Were Kisses” by Lesley L. Smith (short story)
    • “Movie Boy and Music Girl” by Ron Collins (short story)
    • “The Rock of Kansas” by Eric Kent Edstrom (short story)
    • “Starfish at Ebbtide” by Lisa Silverthorne (short story)
    • “True” by Leslie Claire Walker (short story)
    • “Turquoise Trail” by Diana Deverill (short story)
    • “Twin Wishes” by Jamie Ferguson (short story)
    • “Upon_a_Starship.pgm” by Brigid Collins (short story)
    • “What Alanna Wished, How, and Why” by Dave Raines (short story)
    • “A Winged Heart” by T. Thorn Coyle (short story)

David Thomas Moore

  • Creatures: The Legacy of Frankenstein, Abaddon Books (original anthology)
  • Dracula: Rise of the Beast, Abaddon Books (original anthology)
  • Not So Stories, Abaddon Books (original anthology)
  • The True History of the Strange Brigade, Abaddon Books (original anthology)

Khaalidah Muhammad-Ali

  • PodCastle 2018, Escape Artists, Inc. (with Jen R. Albert)

Ira Nayman (does not appear to have 4+ eligible works)

  • Amazing Stories Short Fiction
    • “Captain Future in Love” by Allen Steele (short story)
    • “Harry’s Toaster” by Lawrence Watt Evans (short story)
    • “Beyond Human Measure” by Dave Creek (short story)
    • “Flight of an Arrow” by Shirley Meier (short story)
    • “Sister Solveig and Mr. Denial” by Kameron Hurley (short story)
    • “Foster Earth” by Julie E. Czerneda (short story)
    • “Slipping Time” by Paul Levinson (short story)
    • “When Angels Come Knocking” by Drew Hayden Taylor (short story)

Brandon O’Brien

  • Fiyah Magazine of Black Speculative Fiction 2018 (with Justina Ireland and Troy L. Wiggins)
    • “And Songs Don’t End” by Osahon Ize-Iyamu (short story)
    • “Bondye Bon” by Monique L. Desir (short story)
    • “The Epic of Sakina” by Shari Paul (novelette)
    • “Furious Girls” by Juliana Goodman (short story)
    • “The Other Side of Otto Mountain” by Ivy Spadille (novelette)
    • “The Percivals: The Bennett Benefit” by Eboni J. Dunbar (short story)
    • “Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Memphis Minnie Sing the Stumps Down Good” by LaShawn M. Wanak (novelette)
    • “The Sower” by Takim Williams (short story)
    • “Survival Lies” by Irette Y. Patterson (novelette)
    • “Teddy Bump” by Sheree Renée Thomas (short story)
    • “Valley Fieldwork” by Stefani Cox (short story)
    • “With These Hands: An Account of Uncommon Labor” by Lawana Holland-Moore (short story)
    • “Yard Dog” by Tade Thompson (short story)

Marco Palmieri (does not appear to have 4+ eligible works)

  • Tor.com Short Fiction
    • “No Flight Without the Shatter” by Brooke Bolander, Tor.com (novelette)
    • “The Only Harmless Great Thing” by Brooke Bolander, Tor.com (novelette)

Dominik Parisien (does not appear to have 4+ eligible works)

  • Robots vs. Fairies (original anthology) (with Navah Wolfe)
    • “Adriftica” by Maria Dahvana Headley (novelette)
    • “All the Time We’ve Left to Spend” by Alyssa Wong (short story)
    • “The Blue Fairy’s Manifesto” by Annalee Newitz (short story)
    • “The Bookcase Expedition” by Jeffrey Ford (short story)
    • “Bread and Milk and Salt” by Sarah Gailey (short story)
    • “Build Me a Wonderland” by Seanan McGuire (short story)
    • “The Buried Giant” by Lavie Tidhar (short story)
    • “A Fall Counts Anywhere” by Catherynne M. Valente (novelette)
    • “Ironheart” by Jonathan Maberry (short story)
    • “Just Another Love Song” by Kat Howard (short story)
    • “Murmured Under the Moon” by Tim Pratt (short story)
    • “Ostentation of Peacocks” by Delilah S. Dawson [as Lila Bowen] (short story)
    • “Quality Time” by Ken Liu (novelette)
    • “Second to the Left, and Straight On” by Jim C. Hines (short story)
    • “Sound and Fury” by Mary Robinette Kowal (short story)
    • “Three Robots Experience Objects Left Behind from the Era of Humans for the First Time” by John Scalzi (short story)
    • “To a Cloven Pine” by Max Gladstone (short story)
    • “Work Shadow/Shadow Work” by Madeline Ashby (short story)

Diana M. Pho (does not appear to have 4+ eligible works)

  • Tor.com Short Fiction
    • The Barrow Will Send What It May by Margaret Killjoy, Tor.com (novella)
    • The Black God’s Drums by P. Djèli Clark, Tor.com (novella)
    • “Into the Gray” by Margaret Killjoy, Tor.com (short story)
    • “The Need for Air” by Lettie Prell, Tor.com (short story)

Trevor Quachri

  • Analog Science Fiction & Fact 2018, Dell Magazines

Julia Rios

  • Fireside Magazine 2018, Fireside Fiction Company

Erin Roberts (does not appear to have 4+ eligible works)

  • Strange Horizons Short Fiction (with Rasha Abdulhadi and Sheree Renée Thomas)
    • “Dying Lessons” by Troy L. Wiggins (short story)
    • “The People Who Sleep Beneath the Waves” by Malena Crawford (short story)
    • “Hide Me In The Shadow of Your Wings” by Christopher Caldwell (short story)
    • “Venus Witch’s Ring” by Inda Lauryn (short story)
    • “Strange Mercy” by Christopher Alonso (short story)
    • “Every Good-Bye Ain’t Gone” by Eden Royce (short story)

Jill Roberts (does not appear to have 4+ eligible works)

  • Apocalypse Nyx by Kameron Hurley, Tachyon (collection)

Kristine Kathryn Rusch

  • Fiction River: Justice, WMG Publishing (original anthology)
    • “The Ball Breaker’s Summer Club” by Valerie Brook
    • “Best Served… Salted” by Lauryn Christopher
    • “Bone” by T. Thorne Coyle
    • “The Darks of Their Eyes” by Robert T. Jeschonek
    • “Domus Justice” by Michèle Laframboise
    • “Grace” by Michael Kowal
    • “Mercy Find Me” by Diana Deverell
    • “My Honor to Kill You” by Dan C. Duval
    • “The Night Takes You” by Leslie Claire Walker
    • “Pariah” by Louisa Swann
    • “A Pearl into Darkness” by Lisa Silverthorne
    • “Spoils” by Eric Kent Edstrom
    • “The Supporters in Panama City” by Brigid Collins
    • “Uncle Philbert” by Dory Crowe
    • “A Vulture Waits” by Rob Vagle
  • Pulphouse Magazine 2018, WMG Publishing (with Dean Wesley Smith)

William Schafer

  • The Dinosaur Tourist by Caitlin R. Kiernan, Subterranean Press (reprint collection)
  • DJStories by David J Schow, Subterranean Press (reprint collection)
  • Father of Lies by K.J. Parker, Subterranean Press (reprint collection)
  • A Voice in the Night by Jack McDevitt, Subterranean Press (reprint collection)

William Schafer and Yanni Kuznia

  • Subterranean Press Short Fiction
    • Phoresis by Greg Egan, Subterranean Press (novella)
    • The Tea Master and the Detective by Aliette de Bodard, Subterranean Press (novella)

Jason Sizemore

  • Apex Magazine 2018, Apex Publications

Dean Wesley Smith

  • Pulphouse Magazine 2018, WMG Publishing (with Kristine Kathryn Rusch)

Rashida J. Smith

  • GigaNotoSaurus Short Fiction
    • “The Final Charge of Mr. Electrico” by Scott Edelman (short story)
    • “Through the Eye of the Needle” by A. J. Fitzwater (short story)
    • “Traces of Us” by Vanessa Fogg (short story)
    • “The Tale of the Ive-ojan-akhar’s Death” by Alex Jeffers (novelette)
    • “The Wait Is Longer Than You Think” by Adrian Simmons (novelette)
    • “Balloon Man” by Shiv Ramdas (novelette)
    • “The Singing Wind and the Golden Hour” by Nicole Feldringer (short story)
    • “Chrysalis in Sunlight” by Sarena Ulibarri (short story)
    • “The Day Beth Leather Shot the Moon, As Told by Rosemary Bonebreak” by Sarah McGill (short story)

Melinda M. Snodgrass

  • Wild Cards: Low Chicago, Tor/Harper Voyager (original anthology) (with George R.R. Martin)
    • “A Beautiful Facade” by Mary Anne Mohanraj (novelette)
    • “A Bit of Dinosaur” by Paul Cornell (novelette)
    • “Down the Rabbit Hole” by Kevin Andrew Murphy (novelette)
    • “A Long Night at the Palmer House” by John Jos. Miller (novella)
    • “Meathooks on Ice” by Saladin Ahmed (novelette)
    • “The Motherf*cking Apotheosis of Todd Motherf*cking Taszycki” by Christopher Rowe (novelette)
    • “The Sister in the Streets” by Melinda M. Snodgrass (novelette)
    • “Stripes” by Marko Kloos (novella)
  • Wild Cards: Texas Hold’em, Tor/Harper Voyager (original anthology) (with Melinda M. Snodgrass)
    • “Beats, Bugs, and Boys” by Diana Rowland
    • “Bubbles and the Band Trip” by Caroline Spector
    • “Drop City” by David Anthony Durham
    • “Dust and the Darkness” by Victor Milan
    • “Is Nobody Going to San Antone?” by Walton Simons
    • “Jade Blossom’s Brew” by William F. Wu
    • “The Secret Life of Rubberband” by Max Gladstone

Anne Sowards (does not appear to have 4+ eligible works)

  • Brief Cases by Jim Butcher, Ace Books/Orbit Books (collection)

David Steffen

  • Diabolical Plots Short Fiction
    • “9 Things Mainstream Media Got Wrong About the Ansaj Incident” by Willem Myra (short story)
    • “Artful Intelligence” by G.H. Finn (short story)
    • “Brooklyn Fantasia” by Marcy Arlin (short story)
    • “Crimson Hour” by Jesse Sprague (short story)
    • “The Efficacy of Tyromancy Over Reflective Scrying Methods in Divining Colleagues’ Coming Misfortunes, A Study by Cresivar Ibraxson, Associate Magus, Wintervale University” by Amanda Helms (short story)
    • “Giant Robot and the Infinite Sunset” by Derrick Boden (short story)
    • “Glass in Frozen Time” by M.K. Hutchins (short story)
    • “Graduation in the Time of Yog-Sothoth” by James Van Pelt (short story)
    • “Her February Face” by Christie Yant (short story)
    • “Jesus and Dave” by Jennifer Lee Rossman (short story)
    • “Medium Matters” by R.K. Duncan (short story)
    • “Six Hundred Universes of Jenny Zars” by Wendy Nikel (short story)
    • “Soft Clay” by Seth Chambers (short story)
    • “Tank!” by John Wiswell (short story)
    • “The Vegan Apocalypse: 50 Years Later” by Benjamin A. Friedman (short story)
    • “What Monsters Prowl Above the Waves” by Jo Miles (short story)
    • “Withholding Judgment Day” by Ryan Dull (short story)
  • Diabolical Plots Year Four (anthology which includes all of the above, plus: )
    • “The Coal Remembers What It Was” by Paul R. Hardy (short story)
    • “The Dictionary For Dreamers” by Cislyn Smith (short story)
    • “The Divided Island” by Rhys Hughes (short story)
    • “The Fisher in the Yellow Afternoon” by Michael Anthony Ashley (short story)
    • “For the Last Time, It’s Not a Ray Gun” by Anaea Lay (short story)
    • “The Hammer’s Prayer” by Benjamin C. Kinney (short story)
    • “Heaven For Everyone” by Aimee Ogden (short story)
    • “How Rigel Gained a Rabbi (Briefly)” by Benjamin Blattberg (short story)
    • “The Last Death” by Sahara Frost (short story)
    • “Local Senior Celebrates Milestone” by Matthew Claxton (short story)
    • “The Man Whose Left Arm Was a Cat” by Jennifer Lee Rossman (short story)
    • “The Memory Cookbook” by Aaron Fox-Lerner (short story)
    • “Pumpkin and Glass” by Sean R. Robinson (short story)
    • “Still Life With Grave Juice” by Jim Moss (short story)

Jonathan Strahan

  • The Best Science Fiction & Fantasy of the Year: Volume Twelve, Solaris (reprint anthology)
  • Infinity’s End, Solaris (original anthology)
    • “Death’s Door” by Alastair Reynolds (novelette)
    • “Foxy and Tiggs” by Justina Robson (short fiction)
    • “Intervention” by Kelly Robson (short fiction)
    • “Kindred” by Peter Watts (short fiction)
    • “Last Small Step” by Stephen Baxter (short fiction)
    • “Longing for Earth” by Linda Nagata (short fiction)
    • “Nothing Ever Happens on Oberon” by Paul J. McAuley (short fiction)
    • “Once on the Blue Moon” by Kristine Kathryn Rusch (short fiction)
    • “A Portrait of Salai” by Hannu Rajaniemi (short fiction)
    • “Prophet of the Roads” by Naomi Kritzer (short fiction)
    • “Swear Not by the Moon” by Seanan McGuire (short fiction)
    • “The Synchronist” by Fran Wilde (short fiction)
    • “Talking to Ghosts at the Edge of the World” by Lavie Tidhar (short fiction)
  • Tor.com Short Fiction
    • Black Helicopters by Caitlin R. Kiernan, Tor.com (novella)
    • The Million by Karl Schroeder, Tor.com (novella)
    • Time Was by Ian McDonald, Tor.com (novella)
    • “Black Friday” by Alex Irvine, Tor.com (short story)
    • “Grace’s Family” by James Patrick Kelly, Tor.com (novelette)
    • “The Nearest” by Greg Egan, Tor.com (novelette)
    • “Nine Last Days on Planet Earth” by Daryl Gregory, Tor.com (novelette)
    • “Yiwu” by Lavie Tidhar, Tor.com (short story)

Lynne M. Thomas and Michael Damian Thomas

  • Uncanny Magazine 2018

Sheree Renée Thomas 

  • Apex Magazine, August 2018 (with Jason Sizemore)
    • “The Barnum Effect” by Celia Neri (short story)
    • “For Southern Girls When the Zodiac Ain’t Near Enough” by Eden Royce (short story)
    • “Gasping” by Brandon O’Brien (short story)
    • “Jewel of the Vashwa” by Jordan Kurella (short story)
    • “La Ciguapa, for the Reeds, for Herself” by J. M. Guzman (short story)
    • “Prism” by Stefanie Elrick (short story)
  • Strange Horizons Short Fiction (with Rasha Abdulhadi and Erin Roberts)
    • “Dying Lessons” by Troy L. Wiggins (short story)
    • “The People Who Sleep Beneath the Waves” by Malena Crawford (short story)
    • “Hide Me In The Shadow of Your Wings” by Christopher Caldwell (short story)
    • “Venus Witch’s Ring” by Inda Lauryn (short story)
    • “Strange Mercy” by Christopher Alonso (short story)
    • “Every Good-Bye Ain’t Gone” by Eden Royce (short story)

Lavie Tidhar

  • The Apex Book of World SF 5, Apex Publications (mixed reprint and original anthology) (with Cristina Jurado)
    • “Scenes from the Life of an Autocrat” by Basma Abdel Aziz
    • “Our Dead World” by Liliana Colanzi
    • “You Will See the Moon Rise” by Israel Alonso (translation of “Verás crecer la luna”)
    • “The Seventh” by Eliza Victoria

E. Catherine Tobler

  • Shimmer Short Fiction
    • “An Incomplete Catalogue of Miraculous Births, or Secrets of the Uterus Abscondita” by Rebecca Campbell (short story)
    • “Black Fanged Thing” by Sam Rebelein (short story)
    • “Bleeding from the Shadows” by David Rees-Thomas (short story)
    • “Faint Voices, Increasingly Desperate” by Anya Johanna DeNiro (short story)
    • “Gone to Earth” by Octavia Cade (short story)
    • “Held” by Ian O’Reilly (short story)
    • “If a bear…” by Kathrin Köhler(short story)
    • “The Imitation Sea” by Lora Gray (short story)
    • “Me, Waiting for Me, Hoping for Something More” by Dee Warrick (short story)
    • “Milkteeth” by Kristi DeMeester (short story)
    • “The Passenger” by Emily Lundgren (short story)
    • “Rapture” by Meg Elison (short story)
    • “They Have a Name for That” by Sara Beitia (short story)
    • “The Triumphant Ward of the Railroad and the Sea” by Sara Saab (short story)
    • “What the Skeleton Detective Tells You (while you picnic)” by Katherine Kendig (short story)
    • “You, in Flux” by Alexis A. Hunter (short story)

Ann VanderMeer

  • Tor.com Short Fiction
    • “The Kite Maker” by Brenda Peynado, Tor.com (short story)
    • “Under The Spinodal Curve” by Hanuš Seiner, Tor.com (short story)
    • “You Know How the Story Goes” by Thomas Olde Heuvelt, Tor.com (short story)
    • “Where Would You Be Now?” by Carrie Vaughn, Tor.com (novelette)

Bev Vincent (does not appear to have 4+ eligible works)

  • Flight or Fright, Hodder & Stoughton/Cemetery Dance (reprint anthology) (with Stephen King)

Wendy N. Wagner

  • Lightspeed Magazine 2018 (with John Joseph Adams)
  • Nightmare Magazine 2018 (with John Joseph Adams)

Ian Whates

  • Steampunk International, NewCon Press (original anthology)
    • “The Athenian Dinner Party” by Derry O’Dowd (short fiction)
    • “Augustine” by J. S. Meresmaa (short fiction)
    • “The Cylinder Hat” by Anne Leinonen (short fiction)
    • “The Desert Spider” by Pedro Cipriano (short fiction)
    • “Heart of Stone” by Diana Pinguicha (short fiction)
    • “Reckless Engineering” by Jonathan Green (short fiction)
    • “Seasons of Wither” by George Mann (short fiction)
    • “Videri Quam Esse” by Anton Stark (short fiction)
    • “The Winged Man Isaac” by Magdalena Hai (short fiction)

Brian J. White

  • Every River Runs to Salt by Rachael K. Jones, Fireside Fiction (novella)

Troy L. Wiggins

  • Fiyah Magazine of Black Speculative Fiction 2018 (with Justina Ireland and Brandon O’Brien)
    • “And Songs Don’t End” by Osahon Ize-Iyamu (short story)
    • “Bondye Bon” by Monique L. Desir (short story)
    • “The Epic of Sakina” by Shari Paul (novelette)
    • “Furious Girls” by Juliana Goodman (short story)
    • “The Other Side of Otto Mountain” by Ivy Spadille (novelette)
    • “The Percivals: The Bennett Benefit” by Eboni J. Dunbar (short story)
    • “Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Memphis Minnie Sing the Stumps Down Good” by LaShawn M. Wanak (novelette)
    • “The Sower” by Takim Williams (short story)
    • “Survival Lies” by Irette Y. Patterson (novelette)
    • “Teddy Bump” by Sheree Renée Thomas (short story)
    • “Valley Fieldwork” by Stefani Cox (short story)
    • “With These Hands: An Account of Uncommon Labor” by Lawana Holland-Moore (short story)
    • “Yard Dog” by Tade Thompson (short story)

Sheila Williams

  • Asimov’s Science Fiction 2018, Dell Magazines

Navah Wolfe (does not appear to have 4+ eligible works)

  • Robots vs. Fairies (original anthology) (with Dominik Parisien)
    • “Adriftica” by Maria Dahvana Headley (novelette)
    • “All the Time We’ve Left to Spend” by Alyssa Wong (short story)
    • “The Blue Fairy’s Manifesto” by Annalee Newitz (short story)
    • “The Bookcase Expedition” by Jeffrey Ford (short story)
    • “Bread and Milk and Salt” by Sarah Gailey (short story)
    • “Build Me a Wonderland” by Seanan McGuire (short story)
    • “The Buried Giant” by Lavie Tidhar (short story)
    • “A Fall Counts Anywhere” by Catherynne M. Valente (novelette)
    • “Ironheart” by Jonathan Maberry (short story)
    • “Just Another Love Song” by Kat Howard (short story)
    • “Murmured Under the Moon” by Tim Pratt (short story)
    • “Ostentation of Peacocks” by Delilah S. Dawson [as Lila Bowen] (short story)
    • “Quality Time” by Ken Liu (novelette)
    • “Second to the Left, and Straight On” by Jim C. Hines (short story)
    • “Sound and Fury” by Mary Robinette Kowal (short story)
    • “Three Robots Experience Objects Left Behind from the Era of Humans for the First Time” by John Scalzi (short story)
    • “To a Cloven Pine” by Max Gladstone (short story)
    • “Work Shadow/Shadow Work” by Madeline Ashby (short story)

Jane Yolen

  • Nebula Awards Showcase 2018, Pyr (reprint anthology)

34 thoughts on “Best Editor Long Form and Short Form Hugo: Eligible Works from 2018

  1. John Joseph Adams edited at least:

    The City of Lost Fortunes, by Bryan Camp
    The Robots of Gotham, by Todd McAulty
    The Wild Dead, by Carrie Vaughn
    The Spaceship Next Door, by Gene Doucette
    (all, not surprisingly, for John Joseph Adams Books (an imprint of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt))

  2. Ira Nayman

    Amazing Stories Fall 2018
    Captain Future in Love – Allen Steele
    Harry’s Toaster – Lawrence Watt Evans
    Beyond Human Measure – Dave Creek
    Flight of an Arrow – Shirley Meier
    Sister Solveig and Mr. Denial – Kameron Hurley
    Foster Earth – Julie Czerneda
    Slipping Time – Paul Levinson
    When Angels Come Knocking – Drew Hayden Taylor

    Amazing Stories Winter 2018 (coming February 2017)

  3. The semiprozine editors should be listed in short form, shouldn’t they?

    @Steve Davidson, did you mean coming Feb 2019, or did the shoggoth finally get back with the time machine?

  4. Rich Horton: John Joseph Adams edited at least:

    The Doucette was previously-published in 2015, but I’ve added the rest, plus In the Night Wood by Dale Bailey.

  5. steve davidson: Ira Nayman

    I’ve added Ira to the list, however, I’ve noted that the eligibility of at least 4 works does not appear to have been met.

  6. Lenore Jones / jonesnori: The semiprozine editors should be listed in short form, shouldn’t they?

    You posted your comment while they were being compiled; they should all be in now. If you see any missing, let me know. 🙂

  7. Jason Sizemore for Apex.
    Jonathan Strahan also edited novellas Time Was and The Million.
    Diana M. Pho edited the novella The Black God’s Drums, although I don’t think she has any other short form credits.
    Lee Harris also edited The Expert System’s Brother (novella)
    Ellen Datlow also edited Gods, Monsters and the Lucky Peach (novella)

    Robots vs. Fairies anthology edited by Dominik Parisien and Navah Wolfe, although I don’t believe either of them is at 4 things yet.

  8. Thank you for this list; it will be VERY helpful come Hugo Nominations time.

    Also, DOUBLE thank you; somehow I missed when Moon’s Into the Fire came out! Just bought it. (Amusingly, when I searched Kobo’s inventory for “Into The Fire” it was probably the fifth or sixth novel in the list with that exact name, and the list kept going past it. Good thing that titles can’t be trademarked or copyrighted…)

  9. Mark-kitteh: Robots vs. Fairies anthology edited by Dominik Parisien and Navah Wolfe, although I don’t believe either of them is at 4 things yet.

    Thanks for those updates, Mark. It looks as though this is Wolfe’s 2nd anthology and Parisien’s 3rd.

  10. Cassy B.: Also, DOUBLE thank you; somehow I missed when Moon’s Into the Fire came out! Just bought it.

    It’s sooooooo good! I’m pretty sure that the Kylara Vatta series will be on my Best Series shortlist — especially as Moon mentions difficulties getting it written in her Author’s Note, and I’m worried that there aren’t going to be any more.

  11. K. B. Spangler The Wonder Engine by T. Kingfisher (Ursula Vernon) I can’t find anything else she’s edited. Anyone?

  12. ULTRAGOTHA: K. B. Spangler The Wonder Engine by T. Kingfisher (Ursula Vernon) I can’t find anything else she’s edited. Anyone?

    That’s already on the list. We may be able to persuade Oor Wombat to dig us up a list for Spangler. 😀

  13. JJ, all the ones I remembered are there, anyway!

    Thanks so much for putting this together.

  14. Thank you for doing all this work, JJ.

    Is the Fiyah Magazine editor the same Justina Ireland who wrote the excellent YA Civil War zombie book Dread Nation? She just might end up doing double duty.

  15. It’s quite possible that Toni Weisskopf of Baen Books had edited a book or two over the last year, if anyone’s interested. Her name is conspicuous by its absence in the Long Form category. Doubtless unintentional.

  16. Robert Evans: It’s quite possible that Toni Weisskopf of Baen Books had edited a book or two over the last year, if anyone’s interested. Her name is conspicuous by its absence in the Long Form category. Doubtless unintentional.

    No, the absence of her name — as with the absence of the names of a large number of other novel editors — is intentional: I don’t have any confirmed editing credits for any of them.

    Of course, if you had actually read the beginning of the post, you would have known that.

    If Ms. Weisskopf wishes to send me a list of the 2018 novels she has edited, I will be happy to post it.

  17. Robert Evans, yes, it’s possible that Ms. Weisskopf has edited books this year. However, until there’s evidence of her editing books this year, in one of the many ways delineated in the OP, it would be irresponsible to post her name to this list. Just like it would be irresponsible to put my name on the list, or yours, without, you know, actual evidence.

    That’s the reason I voted for her under No Award during the puppy kerfuffle. I liked many Baen Books just fine, and disliked others, and I had absolutely no way to know whether she edited the ones I liked, the ones I disliked, both, or neither.

    Call me a radical, but I don’t vote without evidence.

  18. Thanks for compiling all this!

    For me in Long Form: Those four are all correct, plus I also edited CREATURES OF WANT AND RUIN by Molly Tanzer, which comes out in November.

    For Short Form: If you like, here’s a link that takes you to just the Originals we published in LIGHTSPEED and for NIGHTMARE. I also thought, since some of the folks listed have a long list of each story they edited listed (because several editors acquire for the same publication), for the magazines it might be nice to note at least how many stories they published over the course of the year. For instance, this year NIGHTMARE will have 23 original stories (normally would have been 24, but one is a novelette we’re running in two parts) and 24 reprints, and LIGHTSPEED has 50 originals (including the extra stories in our supersized issue #100) and 50 short story reprints + 11 novella reprints.

    P.S. Martha Millard being listed as the editor of that book must be a mistake; she is (or was until just recently when she retired) a literary agent, not an editor, though if an author thanked her for her edits in her acknowledgment that’s probably just because agents usually do an edit on their client manuscripts before they submit them.

  19. Sorry, that should be:

    LIGHTSPEED has 54 originals (including the extra stories in our supersized issue #100) and 54 short story reprints + 11 novella reprints.

  20. Short Form: David Thomas Moore for anthologies (isfdb link). Monstrous Little Voices was a favourite of mine from a few years ago, and with several anthologies out this year he has reached eligibility.

  21. That’s what I get for trying to read this and type on my tiny tablet.

    Thanks for this work, JJ!

  22. Thanks for the list. I’ve also edited The Best of the Best Horror of the Year (Night Shade) which will be out October 2nd.
    Plus there’s one more story coming out on Tor.com in the next week or two
    A.I. and the Trolley Problem by Pat Cadigan

  23. Thanks for this, @JJ, and thanks @Everyone for supplying additional information, corrections, clarifications, etc.!

  24. Thanks for all of the additions and corrections.

    John Joseph Adams: I also thought, since some of the folks listed have a long list of each story they edited listed (because several editors acquire for the same publication), for the magazines it might be nice to note at least how many stories they published over the course of the year.

    The goal is to eventually list all of the original short fiction published over the course of 2018, so that people can peruse the list for their favorite stories and find out who acquired/edited them. Obviously, this is a major undertaking. Your lists will really help with that; thanks for linking them.

  25. I would like to post an apology.

    Many of the short fiction listings in this post were pulled from the ISFDB. One of their documentation rules is that a main name record is held for each author, with works published under pseudonyms or name variations linked to that record.

    While this makes sense for their recordkeeping — once a work is published under a given byline, it becomes a matter of record — this is an example of how institutional constructs can disadvantage marginalized people without intending to do so.

    And of how people working within those constructs, without intending to do so, can nevertheless still cause harm to individuals.

    I originally posted a short fiction listing with both the author’s name from the byline, and the name on their main ISFDB record — a name which is no longer in use. I am deeply sorry for any harm or hurt that I caused to this person due to my lack of care.

    My error has been corrected in this post. If there is anything further I can do to ameliorate the hurt I caused to this individual, I invite them to e-mail me at the address in the main post and let me know.

    I promise to pay close attention in future to the difference between actual pseudonyms, and names which are no longer in use.

    Again, my apologies. I have learned from this mistake, and I will do better in the future.

  26. ULTRAGOTHA: Anne Sowards has listed her editing credits in 2018. Unfortunately, you have to have a Pinterest account to see it.

    Thanks, ULTRAGOTHA! It looks as though Pinterest has finally figured out how many eyes they are losing by blocking their site to non-members (or maybe it’s because I’m logged into Facebook, because I could still see the page, with a nag on the upper right to log in using Facebook, which I ignored).

  27. Correction: Sheree Renée Thomas has 4+ eligible works; she’s the World Fantasy Award-winning editor of Dark Matter: A Century of Speculative Fiction from the African Diaspora, which was published in 2000. She published a second Dark Matter anthology in 2004, and a special issue of Obsidian in 2016.

    In 2018 she also published a special Zodiac issue of Apex Magazine and forthcoming this year (last quarter I think) is Trouble the Waters with Rosarium Press (co-edited by Troy Wiggins).

    Personally, while I haven’t read the Apex issue yet, I’m probably nominating her based on the strength of the Strange Horizons Southeastern USA special issue listed above.

    Could you correct her entry, Mike?

    @Bonnie: yes, Justina Ireland of Fiyah and Justina Ireland of Dread Nation.are the same person!

  28. Cecily Kane: Correction: Sheree Renée Thomas has 4+ eligible works

    Thanks for the update! I’ve made the changes.

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