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All the Nebula Award winners…in haiku!
What the title says. Find it here. (Via Science Fiction Book Club.)
A taste:
1966 – Flowers for Algernon
This book is good if
You can avoid thinking of
Pinky and the Brain.
P.S. Not sure what the Nebula Awards are? They’re kind of like the Academy Awards of science fiction (by that analogy, the Hugos would be the People’s Choice Awards). They’re chosen by active members of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America.
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Those are hilarious!