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The anthology '''''Heroes in Hell''''' is the first volume of its ], created by ]. The book placed eighth in the annual '']'' Poll for Best Anthology in 1987.<ref name=Locus/> "Newton Sleep" by ], originally published in ], received a ] nomination in 1986,<ref name=Nebula/> as well as placing 16th in its category in the Locus Poll. The shared-universe anthology of original stories '''''Heroes in Hell''''' is the first volume of its ], created by ]. The book placed eighth in the annual '']'' Poll for Best Anthology in 1987.<ref name=Locus/> "Newton Sleep" by ], also first-serialized in ], received a ] nomination in 1986,<ref name=Nebula/>, placing 16th in its category in the Locus Poll.


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* "Son of the Morning" by ] * "Son of the Morning" by ]
* "Newton Sleep" by ] - originally published in '']''; nominated ] Best Novella 1986 * "Newton Sleep" by ] - first-serialized in '']''; nominated ] Best Novella 1986
* "The Prince" by ] - originally published in ''Far Frontiers Vol. 4'' * "The Prince" by ] - first-serializes in ''Far Frontiers Vol. 4''
* "A Walk in the Park" by ] * "A Walk in the Park" by ]
* "The Hand of Providence" by ] * "The Hand of Providence" by ]
* "Basileus" by ] and ] - originally published as a "special bonus" in the 1985 ] paperback edition of '']'' * "Basileus" by ] and ] - first-serialized as a "special bonus" in the 1985 ] paperback edition of '']''
* "To Reign in Hell" by ]<ref></ref> * "To Reign in Hell" by ]<ref></ref>



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Heroes in Hell
Prophets in Hell
AuthorJanet Morris
LanguageEnglish
SeriesHeroes in Hell
GenreBangsian fantasy
Short stories
Shared world
Fantasy
PublisherBaen Books
Publication dateMarch 1986
Publication placeUnited States
Media typePrint (paperback)
ISBN978-0671655556
Preceded by– 
Followed byThe Gates of Hell 

The shared-universe anthology of original stories Heroes in Hell is the first volume of its namesake series, created by Janet Morris. The book placed eighth in the annual Locus Poll for Best Anthology in 1987. "Newton Sleep" by Gregory Benford, also first-serialized in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, received a Nebula Award nomination in 1986,, placing 16th in its category in the Locus Poll.

Contents

In order of presentation, the anthology contains:

References

  1. "1987 Locus Awards". Locus. Retrieved 2011-07-13.
  2. "Nebula Final Ballots from the 1980s". SFWA Nebula Awards. Retrieved 2011-07-13.
  3. The Locus Index to Science Fiction: 1984-1998


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