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	MAJOR AWARDS FOR SPECULATIVE FICTION WRITERS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Philip K. Dick Awards - the award is given to a distinguished original science fiction paperback published for the first time during the award year in the U.S.A. Rhysling Awards - for speculative poetry selected by the membership of the Science Fiction Poetry Association.
		The Theodore Sturgeon Award - for the best short science fiction of the year and was established in 1987 by James Gunn, Director of the Center for the Study of Science Fiction.
		Sapphire Awards - as part of an effort to raise awareness of Science Fiction Romance and to recognize the outstanding authors already publishing in the field, the SFR newsletter sponsors the Sapphire Award for the best science fiction romance of the year.
	www.specficworld.com /resources/awards.html (742 words)

	World Fantasy Awards
		The World Fantasy Awards are nominated by members of the World Fantasy Convention and selected by a panel of judges to acknowledge excellence in fantasy writing and art.
		The recipients of the 2002 World Fantasy Awards were announced at the World Fantasy Convention in Minneapolis, MN on November 3, 2002.
		The recipients of the 2003 World Fantasy Awards were announced at the World Fantasy Convention in Washington, DC on November 2, 2003.
	www.dpsinfo.com /awardweb/worldfantasy (1674 words)

	Science Fiction Awards
		The Nebula Awards are voted on, and presented by, active members of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, Inc. Since 1965, the Nebula Awards have been given each year for the best novel, novella, novelette, and short story eligible for the year's award.
		The distinguishing characteristics of the Hugo Award are that is sponsored by WSFS, administered by the committee of the WSFC held that year, determined by nominations from and a popular vote of the membership of WSFS.
		The nine awards are presented at the banquet of the World Fantasy Convention held each year in late October - early November.
	www.slco.lib.ut.us /award/ScienceFictionAwards.htm (240 words)

	SpecFicWorld.com: Resources for Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror Fans and Writers. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Presentation of the award will be made during the Nebula Awards® Weekend in New York, NY on May 11-13, 2007.
		Best Novel: The August Derleth Award, Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman, Best Novella: The Mask Behind the Face by Stuart Young, Best Anthology: The Elastic Book of Numbers edited by Ashley Allen, And the Karl Edward Wagner Special Award went to Stephen Jones.
		Best Novel Category: Vellum by Hal Duncan, Lunar Park by Bret Easton Ellis, The Limits of Enchantment by Graham Joyce, Od Magic by Patricia A. McKillip, Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami, A Princess of Roumania by Paul Park.
	www.specficworld.com (1194 words)

	Center for Holocaust, Genocide & Peace Studies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Originally published in 1982 in the British science-fiction magazine Interzone, Ryman's story went on to win the British Fantasy Award for Best Novella in 1985 and the World Fantasy Award for Best Short Fiction in the same year.
		Third survives by learning to cherish ghosts, such as the singing crow she believes to be the returned spirit of her husband; but at last the bird, too, is killed by soldiers.
		Third regains what she has lost only at the end of the novella, when she dies and is reunited with the ghosts of everyone she has loved.
	www.unr.edu /chgps/ryman.html (474 words)

	Subject guide to papers of major literary figures in Manuscript collections, University of Oregon Special Collections
		She was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for poetry in 1956 for Poems: North and South (Boston, 1955).
		He was given many awards during his career; Hugo Award, World Science Fiction Convention, 1956, for best science-fiction criticism; Pilgrim Award, 1975, for contributions to science fiction; Jupiter Award, 1976, for "I See You"; Charles Erskine Scott Award, 1995; honorary doctorate, Michigan State University, 1996.
		She told CA that "some of my fiction is `science fiction,' some of it is `fantasy,' some of it is `realist,' and some of it is `magical realism.'" Le Guin has also written several volumes of poetry and essays.
	libweb.uoregon.edu /speccoll/guides/lit.html?tab=3 (2592 words)

	Coraline
		Coraline won the Hugo and Nebula awards for Best Novella for the year 2003, and also won the Locus Award, the 2002 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in a Work for Young Readers and the 2002 British Science Fiction Award for short fiction.
		Novella in contention for the 2004 Hugo which lost to Coraline for the 2003 Nebula: "The Empress of Mars" by Kage Baker.
		Novellas which lost to Coraline for the 2003 Hugo and were also in contention for the 2002 Nebula: Nebula winner "Bronte's Egg", by Richard Chwedyk; Nebula shortlisted "The Political Officer" by Charles Coleman Finlay, and "In Spirit", by Pat Forde.
	www.nicholaswhyte.info /sf/coraline.htm (1318 words)

	:: ihg :: International Horror Guild :: ihg :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		In 2002 he was honored with the Grandmaster Award of the World Horror Convention.
		He is a past officer of the Science Fiction Writers of America, served ten years on the Board of Directors of the World Fantasy Awards, and is a past president and trustee of the Horror Writers Association.
		Tales from the Nightside was nominated for the World Fantasy Award.
	www.ihgonline.org /grant.html (748 words)

	The SF Site: 2001 -- Best Read of the Year in Science Fiction and Fantasy
		Unlike most traditional awards, our winners are not chosen from a list of nominees; instead, anything genre-related that was published for the first time or as a new edition in 2001 was eligible -- same voting rules for contributors as for readers (we'll show you the Readers' Choice Top 10 List next issue).
		Wolfe is one of the best and most respected writers in any genre he puts his pen to; in this case a far-future SF novel that reads like a fantasy adventure.
		Bruce Boston is one of the best SF poets today and his The Complete Accursed Wives (Dark Regions, September 2000) is one of the best collections of SF poetry of the last year (or two).
	www.sfsite.com /columns/best02.htm (2708 words)

	Tanith Lee Bibliography - Frequently Asked Questions
		The Birthgrave was nominated for the 1975 Nebula Award for best novel.
		Nunc Dimittis was nominated for the World Fantasy Award for best novella, and Red As Blood, or, Tales From The Sisters Grimmer was nominated for the World Fantasy Award for best anthology/collection.
		Jedella Ghost was nominated for the 1999 British Fantasy Award for best short fiction.
	alysoun.web.aplus.net /tlfaq.html (1262 words)

	On the Spot at Fantasybookspot: Ian R. Macleod \| Fantasybookspot
		Macleod’s work was the The Light Ages; the 2004 Nebula Nominess for Best novel made me an instant fan, and the story continues in a release earlier this year, The House of Storms.
		Macleod garnered the World Fantasy Award for Best Novella, with Summer Isle (also nominated for the Hugo), a novella that this year we will see in its full length novel version, released by AIO Publishing.
		To be honest, I have no problems at all with being thought of as “an SF writer” (or “a fantasy writer”), but I don’t like some of the preconceptions which come with that kind of title, nor the way otherwise intelligent people turn their backs on fiction of this kind.
	www.fantasybookspot.com /?q=node/view/196 (1698 words)

	Free Speculative Fiction Online: Awards 2000-2004
		World Fantasy Award Nomination for Best Novella 2001.
		World Fantasy Award Nomination for Best Novella 2002.
		World Fantasy Award Nomination for Best Novella 2004.
	www.freesfonline.de /Awards3.html (570 words)

	Swanwick (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Michael Swanwick's third novel, Stations of the Tide, was honored with a Nebula Award for best novel of 1991 by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America.
		It was also a nominee for the Hugo Award, as was his novella, The Griffon's Egg, and was nominated for the Arthur C. Clarke Award in Britain.
		The Edge of the World was awarded the Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award in 1989 for best short story, by the Center for the Study of Science Fiction at the University of Kansas.
	www.andrew.cmu.edu /user/roboman/Swanwick.html (449 words)

	The Empire of Ice Cream by Jeffrey Ford (Hardcover)
		The Fantasy Writer's Assistant then went on to win the World Fantasy Award for Best Single-Author Collection of the Year.
		In the title story, winner of the prestigious Nebula Award (and a finalist for the Hugo Award, the World Fantasy Award, and the Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award), a young musician perceives another sensory world of sights and sounds and smells while consuming cup after cup of coffee.
		Also included is a new, previously unpublished novella (nearly 40,000 words), entitled "Botch Town," in which a young boy comes of age in a town peopled by family and neighbors, each trying to live a life, amidst both a real and a perceived menace.
	www.clarkesworldbooks.com /book_1930846398.html (388 words)

	Prime Books
		The World Fantasy Award and British Fantasy Award finalist Ministry of Whimsy, publisher of the Philip K. Dick Award winning The Troika, presents the latest installment of the original anthology series Leviathan.
		World Fantasy will mark the launch of a new magazine, simply labeled Fantasy Magazine, with stories by Jeff VanderMeer, Vera Nazarian, Holly Phillips, Tim Pratt, and many more.
		The best stories of the year: here is a collection of the best horror prose written in 2005, by some of the genre's greatest authors, and selected by two of horror's most respected editors.
	www.primebooks.net /authors/author_detail.asp?author_ID=7 (529 words)

	World Fantasy Award for Best Novel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This World Fantasy Award is given to the fantasy novel or novels voted best by a panel of judges, and presented each year at the World Fantasy Convention.
		The 25th World Fantasy Convention, held in Providence, Rhode Island, was co-chaired by Chip Hitchcock and Davey Snyder.
		WFC 2002, held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, was chaired by Greg Ketter.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/World_Fantasy_Award_for_Best_Novel (1219 words)

	The Locus Index to SF Awards: About the Hugo Awards
		The awards are named after Hugo Gernsback, founder of Amazing Stories magazine in 1926 and widely regarded as the 'father' of the science fiction genre.
		Detailed voting tabulations and rankings are released each year by the World SF convention, as well as runners-up that did not make the final ballot.
		The John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer, though voted on the same ballot as the Hugo Awards and presented at the same ceremony, is listed separately in this index.
	www.locusmag.com /SFAwards/Db/Hugo.html (368 words)

	SF Signal: Awards Archives
		Awards are presented during the World Fantasy Convention in Austin, TX on July 31st.
		Award is presented annually to a work that explores and expands gender roles in science fiction and fantasy.
		Although the award is given to the best SF novel published each year in the UK (but not necessarily by a British writer), this is the first all-British shortlist in the history of the Award.
	www.sfsignal.com /archives/cat_awards.html (4668 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News: Illusory Fantasy: Johnston talks Alan Moore's "The Hypothetical Lizard"
		Back in 1988 Alan Moore wrote the short story "The Hypothetical Lizard," published as part of a shared-world fantasy anthology called "Liavek: Wizard's Row." The story was very well received, winning the 1988 World Fantasy Award for Best Novella.
		While the fantasy genre is experiencing its highest level of interest ever due to the success of the "Lord of the Rings" and "Harry Potter" films, as you can tell from the description above "The Hypothetical Lizard" isn't your typical fantasy story.
		Over the past couple of years Johnston's tackled numerous genres, whether it be horror, magic, fantasy, romantic comedy or westerns, and it appears he's comfortable with all of them.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/printthis.cgi?id=4328 (1998 words)

	Secret Life by Jeff Vandermeer (Trade Paperback)
		But Jeff VanderMeer is a man of many worlds, as reflected in his travels and in his fiction: "Balzac's War," set in the same milieu as the author's first novel, Veniss Underground, is a harrowing, powerful far-future novella that pits brother against brother in a landscape ravaged by war with Earth's newly sentient human-made species.
		Jeff VanderMeer, winner of the 2000 World Fantasy Award, has handpicked these twenty-three stories (three written exclusively for this collection), which reflect a diversity of approaches to key questions about the human condition: questions about mortality, love, obsession, and creativity.
		With personal notes by the author detailing each story's genesis, and an Introduction by Jeffrey Ford, New York Times Notable Author and winner of the World Fantasy Award for Best Novel for The Physiognomy.
	www.clarkesworldbooks.com /book_0809556529.html (345 words)

	Golden Gryphon Press - 2004 Site Update Archive
		The nominations for this year's World Fantasy Awards have been announced, and, as is true for all major award nominations these days, many of our authors and artists are duly represented.
		The title novella, "Breathmoss" (2002), was a finalist for both the Hugo Award and the Nebula Award, and winner of the Asimov's Reader Poll.
		The final ballot for the 2003 Nebula Awards (Yes, this is 2004, but the Nebs use the year of publication as the awards date, rather than the year in which the awards are presented.) has been announced, and Golden Gryphon Press authors are once again among this select group of nominees.
	www.goldengryphon.com /2004update.html (18301 words)

	Novel Reflections: Ursula K. Le Guin Bibliography
		It's done so casually that it's like discovering the character has long hair or a flat nose, and the impression I've been left with isn't so much that she's doing something unusual, which in many ways she is, but that other authors have really forgotten something fairly basic.
		People do come in different colours, and in a world where everyone is hermaphoditic, or someone can dream a new reality, that really isn't much of a consideration.
		It isn't surprising that Le Guin has won an enormous number of awards for her writing, including being the first to win both the Hugo and the Nebula for two different novels.
	www.novelreflections.com /authors/ursula-le-guin/bibliography.php (389 words)

	Shriek: An Afterword by Jeff VanderMeer - Official sffworld.com review
		City of Saints and Madman exemplifies the allure of fantasy, leading the reader on a journey of discovery that amazes as it reveals.
		A story returning to Ambergris is fraught with delight and peril, delight in once again traveling with VanderMeer along its shadowy paths, and peril in staying too long, seeing too much, such that the romance of the exotic and the mysterious fades with familiarity.
		Janice (who appears in the City of Saints and Madmen story "The Transformation of Martin Lake," winner of the 2000 World Fantasy Award for best novella) narrates the afterword because Duncan has vanished, but from the start she focuses on her own life more than that of her supposed subject.
	www.sffworld.com /brevoff/313.html (1011 words)

	The Fantasy Times
		The scholarship, awarded once a year to a deserving member, is in the amount of $100.
		The "Temeraire" saga reimagines the world of the Napoleonic Wars with the addition of an air force of dragons and valiant aviators.
		Winners of the 2006 Hugo Awards and the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer were announced at a ceremony this evening at L.A. Con IV, the 64th World Science Fiction Convention in Anaheim, California.
	thefantasytimes.com (3519 words)

	Ainge (A Biography of Danny Ainge)
		He is the recipient of two Hugo awards and two Nebula awards and has published short fiction in numerous anthologies, including Bright Angels and Familiars: Contemporary Mormon Stories and Washed by a Wave of Wind: Science Fiction from the Corridor.
		In 1987, he won the World Fantasy Award for best novella and has also edited three anthologies of short fiction.
		He writes a monthly review of books for Fantasy and Science Fiction and holds a B.A. in theater from Brigham Young University and an M.A. in English from University of Utah.
	www.signaturebooks.com /outofprint/ainge.htm (241 words)

	(Unofficially) Peter S. Beagle
		Also, look for Peter's story "El Regalo" in the October/November 2006 issue of "The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction".
		World Fantasy Convention in Austin, Texas on Saturday, November 4, 2006 at 6:00pm.
		Tamsin was nominated in 2000, Giant Bones in 1998, and The Innkeeper's Song in 1994, but none brought home the award.
	www.peterbeagle.com (442 words)

	World Fantasy Award for Best Novella - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This World Fantasy Award is given to the fantasy novella or novellas voted best by a panel of judges, and presented each year at the World Fantasy Convention.
		The 1997 WFC, held in London, United Kingdom, was chaired by Jo Fletcher.
		Paul Wilson, with awards administrator Peter Dennis Pautz.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/World_Fantasy_Award_for_Best_Novella (1644 words)

	The SF Site Featured Review: Minions of the Moon
		Kevin's world contains very little that is wholesome, and that's just fine with Fred, who exists in an even darker framework than Kevin.
		It is certainly not what one could call high fantasy, being far more realistic in tone than most works of the imagination.
		Kevin grows up gay in an Irish family in Boston, and all his interactions ring true, as do the descriptions of the city, the gay life-style and the world of fashion advertising, where Grierson works for a time in the 60s.
	www.sfsite.com /03b/min53.htm (609 words)

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