Nebula Awards Showcase 2013 is an anthology of science fiction short works edited by Catherine Asaro.

[2] Ryder Miller in the Portland Book Review writes that "The Nebula, despite the recent proliferation of new awards, has remained a stalwart guide to what the field aspires to be.

While regretting the dearth of such traditional themes as "interstellar travel, journeys in time and encounters with extraterrestrials [and] the dream of a clear cut divide between good and evil," he notes the emergence in the anthology of "new directions and genre hybrids [and] some interesting literary stories requiring a close or second reading [that] seem more appropriate for more mature audiences, but maybe one should not underestimate the young."

He notes the presence of "[s]ome big names" along with "new writers and disparate voices" and finds some of the pieces "oceanic, rather than cosmic."

305 Summer 2013, Don Sakers in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, October 2013, and Cherith Baldry in Vector 274, Winter 2013.