This list of works (data from ISFDB) covers Gould's novels, speculative fiction short fiction, and essays and includes general themes for each of the novels. All published in the United States by Tor Books:     Gould's short fiction has been nominated twice for the Hugo Award, for the short story "Rory" in 1985, and the novelette "Peaches for Mad Molly" in 1989. "Peaches for Mad Molly" was also on the shortlist for the Nebula Award that year. His first published short story, "The Touch of Their Eyes", was also nominated for the Analog Award for Best Short Story in 1980. Gould's first novel, "Jumper", was nominated for the Compton Crook Award (Balticon - Best 1st Novel) and came in second for the Locus Award for Best First Novel. Gould's second book, "Wildside," was awarded the Hal Clement Award for best young adult science fiction novel in 1997. The National Library Association has also recognized "Jumper" and "Wildside" as best books for young adults.