Post by Pale on Aug 26, 2003 2:44:38 GMT -5
A list of China's Awards and nominations. I will try to update this section of the Forum as more rewards role in.
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Locus Awards Winners
The 2003 Locus Awards were presented Friday evening, July 4, at Westercon in SeaTac, Washington. The awards are given to winners in Locus Magazine's annual poll. Complete Locus Poll results will appear in the August issue of the magazine.
SF NOVEL
The Years of Rice and Salt, Kim Stanley Robinson (Bantam)
FANTASY NOVEL
The Scar, China Miéville (Macmillan; Del Rey)
FIRST NOVEL
A Scattering of Jades, Alexander C. Irvine (Tor)
YOUNG ADULT NOVEL
Coraline, Neil Gaiman (HarperCollins)
NOVELLA
The Tain, China Miéville (PS Publishing)
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HUGO
THE SCAR NOMINATED FOR HUGO
Torcon 3, the World Science Fiction Convention to be held August 28-September 1, 2003, in Toronto, has announced nominations for this year's Hugo Awards. The Scar by China Miéville is among the nominees for Best Novel:
Bones of the Earth, Michael Swanwick
Hominids, Robert J. Sawyer
Kiln People, David Brin
The Scar, China Miéville
The Years of Rice and Salt, Kim Stanley Robinson
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PHILIP K. DICK AWARD NEWS
The Scar received a special citation at the 2002 Philip K. Dick Award, announced Friday evening at Norwescon 26. Carol Emshwiller's The Mount won the award.
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BSFA AWARDS
China Miéville's The Scar has also been shortlisted to this year's BSFA Award for Best Novel of 2002.
Effendi, Jon Courtenay Grimwood
Light, M John Harrison
Castles Made of Sand, Gwyneth Jones
The Scar, China Miéville
The Separation, Christopher Priest
The Years of Rice and Salt, Kim Stanley Robinson
The BSFA Awards are presented annually by the British Science Fiction Association, based on a vote of BSFA members and -- in most later years -- members of the British national SF convention or Eastercon.
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CHINA WINS KURD LASSWITZ AWARD
The German edition of Perdido Street Station (published in two volumes, Die Falter and Der Weber) snatched up the award in the Best Foreign Novel category.
Congratulations are in order to China and his German translator Eva Bauche-Eppers, who also won the award for Best Translation.
( See the German edition book covers, at the "art of bas lag" thread...Pale)
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"DETAILS" NOMINATED FOR STOKER AWARD
China Miéville's short story "Details" has been nominated for a Bram Stoker Award, voted by the Horror Writers Association.
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NEBULA AWARD NOMINATION FOR PSS
The nominees for the 2003 Nebula Award for Best Novel
American Gods, Neil Gaiman
Bones of the Earth, Michael Swanwick
The Other Wind, Ursula K. Le Guin
Perdido Street Station, China Miéville
Picoverse, Robert A. Metzger
Solitaire, Kelley Eskridge
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ARTHUR C. CLARKE AWARD NOMINATION
Finalists for the 2003 Arthur C. Clarke Award, for best sf novel published in Britain during 2002.
Kil'n People, David Brin
Light, M. John Harrison
The Scar, China Miéville
The Separation, Christopher Priest
Speed of Dark, Elizabeth Moon
The Years of Rice and Salt, Kim Stanley Robinson
Kil'n People, David Brin
The Arthur C Clarke award, sponsored by Clarke himself and organised by the academic Science Fiction Foundation (www.sf-foundation.org) went to China Miéville's Pedido Street Station, a bizarre urban horror-fantasy. China was voted "the sexiest man in politics" when he stood for the Socialist Alliance in the last election.
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Locus Awards Winners
The 2003 Locus Awards were presented Friday evening, July 4, at Westercon in SeaTac, Washington. The awards are given to winners in Locus Magazine's annual poll. Complete Locus Poll results will appear in the August issue of the magazine.
SF NOVEL
The Years of Rice and Salt, Kim Stanley Robinson (Bantam)
FANTASY NOVEL
The Scar, China Miéville (Macmillan; Del Rey)
FIRST NOVEL
A Scattering of Jades, Alexander C. Irvine (Tor)
YOUNG ADULT NOVEL
Coraline, Neil Gaiman (HarperCollins)
NOVELLA
The Tain, China Miéville (PS Publishing)
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HUGO
THE SCAR NOMINATED FOR HUGO
Torcon 3, the World Science Fiction Convention to be held August 28-September 1, 2003, in Toronto, has announced nominations for this year's Hugo Awards. The Scar by China Miéville is among the nominees for Best Novel:
Bones of the Earth, Michael Swanwick
Hominids, Robert J. Sawyer
Kiln People, David Brin
The Scar, China Miéville
The Years of Rice and Salt, Kim Stanley Robinson
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PHILIP K. DICK AWARD NEWS
The Scar received a special citation at the 2002 Philip K. Dick Award, announced Friday evening at Norwescon 26. Carol Emshwiller's The Mount won the award.
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BSFA AWARDS
China Miéville's The Scar has also been shortlisted to this year's BSFA Award for Best Novel of 2002.
Effendi, Jon Courtenay Grimwood
Light, M John Harrison
Castles Made of Sand, Gwyneth Jones
The Scar, China Miéville
The Separation, Christopher Priest
The Years of Rice and Salt, Kim Stanley Robinson
The BSFA Awards are presented annually by the British Science Fiction Association, based on a vote of BSFA members and -- in most later years -- members of the British national SF convention or Eastercon.
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CHINA WINS KURD LASSWITZ AWARD
The German edition of Perdido Street Station (published in two volumes, Die Falter and Der Weber) snatched up the award in the Best Foreign Novel category.
Congratulations are in order to China and his German translator Eva Bauche-Eppers, who also won the award for Best Translation.
( See the German edition book covers, at the "art of bas lag" thread...Pale)
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"DETAILS" NOMINATED FOR STOKER AWARD
China Miéville's short story "Details" has been nominated for a Bram Stoker Award, voted by the Horror Writers Association.
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NEBULA AWARD NOMINATION FOR PSS
The nominees for the 2003 Nebula Award for Best Novel
American Gods, Neil Gaiman
Bones of the Earth, Michael Swanwick
The Other Wind, Ursula K. Le Guin
Perdido Street Station, China Miéville
Picoverse, Robert A. Metzger
Solitaire, Kelley Eskridge
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ARTHUR C. CLARKE AWARD NOMINATION
Finalists for the 2003 Arthur C. Clarke Award, for best sf novel published in Britain during 2002.
Kil'n People, David Brin
Light, M. John Harrison
The Scar, China Miéville
The Separation, Christopher Priest
Speed of Dark, Elizabeth Moon
The Years of Rice and Salt, Kim Stanley Robinson
Kil'n People, David Brin
The Arthur C Clarke award, sponsored by Clarke himself and organised by the academic Science Fiction Foundation (www.sf-foundation.org) went to China Miéville's Pedido Street Station, a bizarre urban horror-fantasy. China was voted "the sexiest man in politics" when he stood for the Socialist Alliance in the last election.
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