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by: James Nicoll - Mon, 11 Apr 2022 00:40 UTC

An incomplete list of publishers that publish novellas:

Apex
Blind Eye Books
Crystal Lake
Giganotosaurus
Meerkat Press
Neon Hemlock
NewCon Press
Nine Star Press
Prime
Queen of Swords
Solaris Satellites
Subterranean
Tachyon
Tor Dot Com
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by: Robert Woodward - Mon, 11 Apr 2022 04:52 UTC

In article <t2vtd2$b5c$1@panix3.panix.com>,
jdnicoll@panix.com (James Nicoll) wrote:

> An incomplete list of publishers that publish novellas:
>
> Apex
> Blind Eye Books
> Crystal Lake
> Giganotosaurus
> Meerkat Press
> Neon Hemlock
> NewCon Press
> Nine Star Press
> Prime
> Queen of Swords
> Solaris Satellites
> Subterranean
> Tachyon
> Tor Dot Com

Also, several magazines (paper, subscriptions distributed through the
post office, sold in some book stores) contain novellas (5 of the 28
novellas in this years Locus Recommended reading list were published in
either F&SF or Asimov's).

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by: Robert Carnegie - Mon, 11 Apr 2022 11:05 UTC

On Monday, 11 April 2022 at 01:40:06 UTC+1, James Nicoll wrote:
> An incomplete list of publishers that publish novellas:
>
> Apex
> Blind Eye Books
> Crystal Lake
> Giganotosaurus

Sic - it is correct in fact. I came here to say "not". ;-)

<http://giganotosaurus.org>
publishing for donations?

<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giganotosaurus>
A critter.

<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gigantosaurus>
A different critter. Or several. It's complicated.
Cancel statement, it's a mess. And I do not think
that the other critter, that was dug up a lot later
incidentally, helps.

> Meerkat Press
> Neon Hemlock
> NewCon Press
> Nine Star Press
> Prime
> Queen of Swords
> Solaris Satellites
> Subterranean
> Tachyon
> Tor Dot Com

And anyone whose hot contracted author wants to
publish a novella? For full price probably, ka-ching!
I own several.

Does publishing these days go "ka-ching!"?
Real books are still sold in real shops, but around here,
it's usually by waving a hopefully virus-free card
at the contactless reader - card reader, not book reader,
but we are pretty contactless, too. Anyway, this at most
goes swish. Or clunk, accidentally (it's meant to be
contactless). Not ka-ching.

Subject	Author
Follow up to a Hugo finalist question: Novella sources	James Nicoll
Re: Follow up to a Hugo finalist question: Novella sources	Robert Woodward
Re: Follow up to a Hugo finalist question: Novella sources	Robert Carnegie