The Ship Who Sang (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "The Ship Who Sang" in English language version.

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ala.org

"1999 Margaret A. Edwards Award Winners". Young Adult Library Services Association. American Library Association. Retrieved 2011-11-14.^{[permanent dead link]}

denversfbookclub.com

Footer to "Dragonsong/Dragonsinger by Anne McCaffrey" (for discussion 2005-03-23). Denver Science Fiction & Fantasy Book Club. Confirmed 2011-07-27.

isfdb.org

Both Hugo and Nebula awards define the novella category by word count 17,500 to 40,000. Novels are longer, novelettes shorter. The new sixth chapter is catalogued as a short story, or fiction in fewer than 7500 words. See The Ship Who Sang (book) at ISFDB.
Both Hugo and Nebula awards define the novella category by word count 17,500 to 40,000. Novels are longer, novelettes shorter. The new sixth chapter is catalogued as a short story, or fiction in fewer than 7500 words. See The Ship Who Sang (book) at ISFDB.
"The Ship Who Sang (book"). The Internet Speculative Fiction Database (ISFDB).
"The Ship Who Sang" (story). ISFDB.
The Ship Who Sang (series). ISFDB.
Anne McCaffrey. ISFDB.
Dramatic Mission. ISFDB.

karsmakers.nl

"An Interview with Anne McCaffrey" (1994-05). By Richard Karsmakers. Gouda, NL: karsmakers.net. Retrieved 2011-07-21.

locusmag.com

"Anne McCaffrey: Heirs to Pern" (2004-11). Locus Online excerpts from an interview published in Locus: The Magazine Of The Science Fiction & Fantasy Field, Nov 2004. Confirmed 2011-07-27.
Anne McCaffrey. Locus Index to SF Awards. Retrieved 2011-10-09.
• From any Locus Index entry, select the award name for details of the annual result; then select "About" for general information about the award.

redstonesciencefiction.com

"The Future Imperfect" (2010-06). Sarah Einstein. Redstone Science Fiction. Retrieved 2011-07-27.

sffworld.com

"Interview with Anne McCaffrey" (2000-05-08). Science Fiction and Fantasy World (SFFWorld.com). Confirmed 2011-07-12.

writing-world.com

"An Interview With Anne McCaffrey" (2004). By Lynne Jamneck. Writing-World.com. Retrieved 2011-07-21.

youtube.com

"Anne McCaffrey reading at Eurocon 2007". YouTube. Uploaded 2007-09-27 with the caption "Clip of Anne McCaffrey reading The Ship Who Sang at Eurocon 2007 in Copenhagen september 23th [sic] 2007". Confirmed 2011-08-31.