Voting Opens for Year’s Best Military and Adventure SF Readers’ Choice Award
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Today Baen Books released The Year’s Best Military and Adventure SF, Vol. 3, edited by David Afsharirad, and started taking votes for the third annual Year’s Best Military and Adventure Science Fiction Readers’ Choice Award. The public will pick one of the 15 short stories in the anthology as the award-winner:
- ”Cadet Cruise” by David Drake
- “Tethers” by William Ledbetter
- “Unlinkage” by Eric Del Carlo
- “Not in Vain” by Kacey Ezell
- “Between Nine and Eleven” by Adam Roberts
- “Sephine and the Leviathan” by Jack Schouten
- “The Good Food” by Michael Ezell
- “If I Could Give this Time Machine Zero Stars, I Would” by James Wesley Rogers
- “Wise Child” by Sharon Lee & Steve Miller
- “Starhome” by Michael Z. Williamson
- “The Art of Failure” by Robert Dawson
- “The Last Tank Commander” by Allen Stroud
- “One Giant Leap” by Jay Werkheiser
- “The Immortals: Anchorage” by David Adams
- “Backup Man” by Paul Di Filippo
Registration with Baen Ebooks is required to vote. Alternatively, people may send a postcard or letter with the name of their favorite story from this volume and its author to Baen Books Year’s Best Award, P.O. Box 1188, Wake Forest, NC 27587. Voting closes August 31, 2017.
The winning story will be announced at Dragoncon in Atlanta, held over Labor Day Weekend 2017, and at Baen.com. The author will receive an inscribed plaque and a $500 prize.