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justifiedsinner
Posted 2015-06-06 11:04 PM (#10725)
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Bit of a surprise - Jeff VanderMeer's Annihilation wins the best novel.
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Posted 2015-06-06 11:35 PM (#10726 - in reply to #10725)
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The Nebula has been updated and I've posted the result in the blog.

What was your pick to win it if not Annihilation?  Without having read any of them myself I guess I would have expected 3 Body or Ancillary based on the buzz surrounding those books.

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Posted 2015-06-07 7:50 AM (#10734 - in reply to #10725)
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From the buzz, that was pretty much my guess. My third pick was Goblin Emperor with Annihilation in fourth.
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Posted 2015-06-07 2:38 PM (#10737 - in reply to #10734)
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Location: New Zealand		I'm really pleased with the result. I didn't expect Annihilation to win, but am so happy it did. It would have been my pick, even over Three-Body Problem, which I loved. I just loved Annihilation more.
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