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PDF EPUB} a Werewolf for Christmas by Sedonia Guillone a Werewolf for Christmas by Sedonia Guillone Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} A Werewolf for Christmas by Sedonia Guillone A Werewolf for Christmas by Sedonia Guillone. The Winner of the 2007 Gaylactic Spectrum Award for Best Novel was announced at Gaylaxicon 2007 on October 6th, along with a Short List of Recommended Works. Short Fiction and Other Work winners were announced early in 2008. Following are the Winner, Short List Works, and Other Nominees for each category for the 2007 Gaylactic Spectrum Awards. A handout listing the winners, short list recommendations, ISBN numbers, publishers, and a short writeup of each winner/short list item is available here. 2007 Best Novel Winner & Short List. WINNER: Vellum - Hal Duncan (Del Rey) SHORT LIST: Carnival - Elizabeth Bear (Bantam) Dragon's Teeth - James Hetley (Ace) The Growing - Susanne M. Beck & Okasha Skat'si (P.D. Publishing) The Privilege Of The Sword - Ellen Kushner (Bantam Spectra) Smoke and Ashes - Tanya Huff (DAW) Snow - Wheeler Scott (Torquere) Spin Control - Chris Moriarty (Bantam Spectra) The Virtu - Sarah Monette (Ace) 2007 Best Short Fiction Winners & Short List. WINNER: (TIE) In the Quake Zone - David Gerrold (Down These Dark Spaceways - SFBC) (TIE) Instinct - Joy Parks (The Future Is Queer - Arsenal Pulp) (TIE) The Language of Moths - Christopher Barzak (Realms of Fantasy) SHORT LIST: The Beatrix Gates - Rachel Pollack (The Future Is Queer - Arsenal Pulp) Bones Like Black Sugar - Catherynne M Valente (Fantasy magazine - Prime) The Captive Girl - Jennifer Pelland (Helix SF) Caught by Skin - Steve Berman (Sex in the System - Thunder's Mouth) Facing Down Your Demons - Alexander Potter (All Hell Breaking Loose - DAW) Fairy Tale Ending - L-J Baker (From the Asylum) Obscure Relations - L Timmel Duchamp (The Future Is Queer - Arsenal Pulp) Plums - Camilla Bruce (Shifting Again - Torquere) Sleeping Bears Lie - Alex Draven (Shifting Too - Torquere) The Specter of Sin - Kristina Wright (Call of the Dark - Bella) There's A Hole In The City - Richard Bowes (SciFiction - SciFi.Com) Voce - Kimberly DeCina (Sleeping Beauty, Indeed - Torquere) We Recruit - Julia Watts (Stake Through the Heart - Bella) 2007 Best Other Work Winners & Short List. WINNER: (TIE) The Future Is Queer - anthology - edited by Richard Labonte and Lawrence Schimel (Arsenal Pulp) (TIE) Torchwood Season 1 - television - by Russell T Davies et al (BBC) (TIE) V for Vendetta - film - by James McTeigue et al (Warner Bros) SHORT LIST: The Dance of Uzume-no-Ama - poem - by Catherynne M Valente - from Apocrypha (Prime Books) Doctor Who - The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances - television - by Russell T davies et al (BBC) Drawn Together - television - by Dave Jeser/Matthew Silverstein et al (Comedy Central) Eerie Queerie - manga - by Shori Shiozu (TokyoPop) Gaylaxicon 2006 Sampler - anthology - edited by Don Sakers (Speed- of-C) Hard Pill - film - by John Baumgartner et al (Stoebner/Baumgartner) Sleeping Beauty, Indeed - anthology - edited by Joselle Vanderhooft (Torquere) Young Avengers - comic - by Allan Heinberg et al (Marvel Comics) 2007 Best Novel Other Nominees. The 100th Generation by Justine Saracen (Bold Strokes) As It Should Be by Sean Michael (Torquere) Bleeding Through Kingdoms: Cinderella's Rebellion by Riley LaShea (Tattered Essence) Blown Away by Perry Wynn (Harrington Park) Bound In Flesh by David Thomas Lord (Kensington) Broken Wings by L-J Baker (Bold Strokes) Children Of The Desert Moon: Lady's Daughter by Glenda Woodrum (Mundania Press) Dead To The World by LE Bryce (Phaze) Details Of The Hunt by Laura Baumbach (MLR Press) The Empress And The Acolyte by Jane Fletcher (Bold Strokes) The Fallen by Joshua Dagon (Breur Media) Here Be Dragons by T.A. 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Snyder (Aspen Mountain) Tristaine Rises by Cate Culpepper (Bold Strokes) Warring States by Susan R Matthews (Meisha Merlin) Wulf by Kayelle Allen (Liquid Silver) 2007 Best Short Fiction Other Nominees. 120 Hours of Sodom by Jim Grimsley - from "Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine" Feb 2005 All Hallow's Eve by Herring, Szymanski & Young - from anthology "Call of the Dark" (Bella) Alpha by BA Tortuga - from anthology "Shifting Again" (Torquere) Angel on the Wall by James Buchanan - from ezine "Forbidden Fruit" Arachne by Catherine Lundoff - from collection "Night's Kiss" (Torquere) Becoming by Mike Shade - (Torquere) Besa de la Nocha by Catherine Lundoff - from collection "Night's Kiss" (Torquere) Bird's Eye by Erzebet YellowBoy - from anthology "Sleeping Beauty Indeed" (Torquere) Blinded By the Light by Syd McGinley - from anthology "Eternal Darkness" (Torquere) Borderline by D J Manly - (eXtasy) By the Book by Teresa Szyamanski - from anthology "Bell, Book and Dyke" (Bella) By the Light of the Moon by Radclyffe - from anthology "Call of the Dark" (Bella) The Call by Vicky 'Dylan' Wagstaff - from anthology "Call of the Dark" (Bella) Captus in Fuga by Cynthia Glinick - from anthology "Call of the Dark" (Bella) The Case of El Chupacabra by Kelley Armstrong - from author's website Castle Wrath by Karin Kallmaker - from anthology "Stake Through the Heart" (Bella) Chance Traveler by Haruki Murakami - from "Harper's Magazine" July 2005 The Chosen Few by Caro Soles - from anthology "The Future Is Queer" (Arsenal Pulp) Cinnamon Toast by Nancy Sanra - from anthology "Call of the Dark" (Bella) Circle Dance by Richard Bowes - from "Postscripts" Spring 2005 The Colors of Tomorrow by Beth Bernobich - from anthology "The Nine Muses" (Wheatland) Coyote Kate of Camden by Julia Talbot - from anthology "Sleeping Beauty Indeed" (Torquere) Craigslist by Rick Reed - from anthology "Ultimate Gay Erotica 2006" (Alyson) . the darkest evening of the year. by Candas Jane Dorsey - from anthology "The Future Is Queer" (Arsenal Pulp) The Dream by Amie Evans - from anthology "Call of the Dark" (Bella) Dream Lover by Therese Szymanski - from anthology "Call of the Dark" (Bella) Elsewhen by Therese Szymanski - from anthology "Stake Through the Heart" (Bella) Enthralled by Laura Baumbach - (Changeling) Escape by J M Snyder - from ezine "Ruthie's Club" The Feast of St. Lucy by Victoria Brownworth - from anthology "Call of the Dark" (Bella) From the Sea by Crystal Barela - from anthology "Call of the Dark" (Bella) Future Fortunes by Kori Aguirre-Amador - from anthology "Sleeping Beauty Indeed" (Torquere) Games of Love by Ariel Graham - from anthology "Call of the Dark" (Bella) A Ghost of a Chance by Lynn Ames - from anthology "Call of the Dark" (Bella) Guapo by BA Tortuga - from anthology "Eternal Darkness" (Torquere) Harvest by James Buchanan - from "A Taste of Halloween" (Torquere) The Haunted Haunted House by Rachel Kramer Bussel - from anthology "Call of the Dark" (Bella) Here Kitty Kitty by BA Tortuga - from anthology "Shifting Too" (Torquere) Hide by Cat Zheng - from anthology "Shifting Again" (Torquere) The Hit by Sara Bell - from anthology "Eternal Darkness" (Torquere) A Holy Time For All the Dead by John Michael Curlovich - from anthology "Triptych of Terror" (Alyson) Hunger for the Edge by Angel & Star - from anthology "Eternal Darkness" (Torquere) Hunted by Lorne Rodman - from anthology "Shifting Too" (Torquere) In October by Michael Rowe - from anthology "Triptych of Terror" (Alyson) In The Blood by Patty Henderson - from anthology "Call of the Dark" (Bella) In the Space of Nine Lives by R R Angell - from "Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine" Jan 2006 Instinctive Harmony by BA Tortuga - (Torquere) The Irishman's Memorial by Kim Burke - (Torquere) Jack of Diamonds by Leigh Ellwood - (Phaze) Jack of Hearts by Leigh Ellwood - (Phaze) Jane Doe by Maria Ciletti - from anthology "Call of the Dark" (Bella) Kitten by Mychael Black & Shayne Carmichael - (Phaze) A Light to His Darkness by Jennifer Joyce - from anthology "Eternal Darkness" (Torquere) Lilith by Karin Kallmaker - from anthology "Call of the Dark" (Bella) Little Faces by Vonda McIntyre - from "SciFiction" Feb 2005 Listen To Me by Alessia Brio - (Tit-Elation.com) The Lost Tiger by Sean Michael - from anthology "Shifting Again" (Torquere) Love Is Blindness by Sean Michael - from anthology "Eternal Darkness" (Torquere) Loving Ophelia by Barbara Johnson - from anthology "Call of the Dark" (Bella) Masks by Parhelion - from ezine "JACK" The Master's Gift by Kit Tunstall - from anthology "The Bite Before Christmas" (Loose ID) Midwinter's Night by Michael Barnette - (Phaze) The Mute Princess by AJ Grant - from anthology "Sleeping Beauty Indeed" (Torquere) My Brother, Coyote by James Buchanan - (Torquere) My Long Ago Sophia
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