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... and the winner is...
2003 BSFA Award Winners
The winners of the British Science Fiction Awards were announced Sunday, April 11 at Concourse, the 2004 British National Science Fiction Convention in Blackpool. UK. They are selected by a vote of BSFA members and members of the convention.
The Winners are:
Novel: Felaheen by Jon Courtenay Grimwood <===== alt. istorija, zapochvashta ot Tretata Balkanska Vojna 1914 g. Za poveche: [линк]
Short Fiction: "The Wolves in the Walls" by Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean
Artwork: Cover of The true knowledge of Ken MacLeod by Colin Odell
Non-Fiction: Reading Science Fiction by Farah Mendlesohn
(iztochnik: Locusmag.com)
18 стая
The winners of the British Science Fiction Awards were announced Sunday, April 11 at Concourse, the 2004 British National Science Fiction Convention in Blackpool. UK. They are selected by a vote of BSFA members and members of the convention.
The Winners are:
Novel: Felaheen by Jon Courtenay Grimwood <===== alt. istorija, zapochvashta ot Tretata Balkanska Vojna 1914 g. Za poveche: [линк]
Short Fiction: "The Wolves in the Walls" by Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean
Artwork: Cover of The true knowledge of Ken MacLeod by Colin Odell
Non-Fiction: Reading Science Fiction by Farah Mendlesohn
(iztochnik: Locusmag.com)
18 стая
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Re: Nebula'2003 - Победителите
NOVEL
The Speed of Dark, Elizabeth Moon
NOVELLA
Coraline, Neil Gaiman
NOVELETTE
"The Empire of Ice Cream", Jeffrey Ford
SHORT STORY
"What I Didn't See", Karen Joy Fowler
2 от 4 познати. Догодина повече
.
God, sometimes you just don't come through
do you need a woman to look after you?
The Speed of Dark, Elizabeth Moon
NOVELLA
Coraline, Neil Gaiman
NOVELETTE
"The Empire of Ice Cream", Jeffrey Ford
SHORT STORY
"What I Didn't See", Karen Joy Fowler
2 от 4 познати. Догодина повече
.God, sometimes you just don't come through
do you need a woman to look after you?
nagradi - Horror Guild 2004
Horror Awards Presented
he International Horror Guild presented its annual awards April 10 at the World Horror Convention in Phoenix. The juried awards recognize outstanding achievements in the field of horror and dark fantasy.
In addition to the regular awards, the guild honored as Living Legends Stephen King and Everett F. Bleiler. Jack Cady was recognized with a posthumous Special Award. Living Legends are individuals who have made meritorious and notable contributions and/or have substantially influenced the field of horror/dark fantasy. Previous recipients are Charles L. Grant, William F. Nolan, Alice Cooper, Ray Bradbury, Clive Barker, Hugh B. Cave, Edward W. Bryant, Richard Matheson and Harlan Ellison.
A full list of winners follows.
Novel
•lostboy lostgirl by Peter Straub
First Novel
•Jinn by Matthew B.J. Delaney
Collection (Tie)
•The Two Sams: Ghost Stories by Glen Hirshberg
•More Tomorrow and Other Stories by Michael Marshall Smith
Anthology
•The Dark: New Ghost Stories, Ellen Datlow ed.
Long Fiction
•Louisiana Breakdown by Lucius Shepard
Medium Fiction
•Dancing Men by Glen Hirshberg
Short Fiction
•"With Acknowledgments to Sun Tzu" by Brian Hodge
Periodical
•All Hallows: The Journal of the Ghost Story Society
Illustrated Narrative
•The Goon, Issues 1-4, words and art by Eric Powell
Nonfiction
•The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair That Changed America by Erik Larson
Art
•Caniglia
Film
•Spider
Television
•Carnivale
(ot scifi.com/sfw)
"'No problem,' said Sauron. 'I'll just use my other ring.'"
he International Horror Guild presented its annual awards April 10 at the World Horror Convention in Phoenix. The juried awards recognize outstanding achievements in the field of horror and dark fantasy.
In addition to the regular awards, the guild honored as Living Legends Stephen King and Everett F. Bleiler. Jack Cady was recognized with a posthumous Special Award. Living Legends are individuals who have made meritorious and notable contributions and/or have substantially influenced the field of horror/dark fantasy. Previous recipients are Charles L. Grant, William F. Nolan, Alice Cooper, Ray Bradbury, Clive Barker, Hugh B. Cave, Edward W. Bryant, Richard Matheson and Harlan Ellison.
A full list of winners follows.
Novel
•lostboy lostgirl by Peter Straub
First Novel
•Jinn by Matthew B.J. Delaney
Collection (Tie)
•The Two Sams: Ghost Stories by Glen Hirshberg
•More Tomorrow and Other Stories by Michael Marshall Smith
Anthology
•The Dark: New Ghost Stories, Ellen Datlow ed.
Long Fiction
•Louisiana Breakdown by Lucius Shepard
Medium Fiction
•Dancing Men by Glen Hirshberg
Short Fiction
•"With Acknowledgments to Sun Tzu" by Brian Hodge
Periodical
•All Hallows: The Journal of the Ghost Story Society
Illustrated Narrative
•The Goon, Issues 1-4, words and art by Eric Powell
Nonfiction
•The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair That Changed America by Erik Larson
Art
•Caniglia
Film
•Spider
Television
•Carnivale
(ot scifi.com/sfw)
"'No problem,' said Sauron. 'I'll just use my other ring.'"
Trekkies 2
Trekkies 2 Screens To Fans
tar Trek stars Denise Crosby, Dominic Keating, Casey Biggs and others joined fans for a screening of the straight-to-video sequel documentary Trekkies 2 at Paramount Pictures in Los Angeles on April 14. Documentary director Roger Nygard and producer Michael Leahy were also on hand to unveil the documentary, a tongue-in-cheek homage to Trek fandom worldwide and the follow-up to 1997's original Trekkies.
In the 90-minute documentary, Crosby (Tasha Yar from Star Trek: The Next Generation) again acts as the on-camera host and interviewer as the film chronicles Trek fans in Germany, France, Italy, Australia, Serbia, Brazil and the United States and catches up with Trekkies interviewed in the original documentary in 1996.
Fans featured in both the first and second films also attended the screening, including a grown-up Gabriel Kцerner (who also did the sequel's visual effects), the Rev. Bernie Carman and members of the Sacramento, Calif.,-based Star Trek tribute bands No Kill I, No Kill I: The Next Generation, Stovokor and Warp 11.
No release date has been set for Trekkies 2, but the documentary will screen at selected film festivals in the coming weeks.
(scifi.com/sfw)
"'No problem,' said Sauron. 'I'll just use my other ring.'"
tar Trek stars Denise Crosby, Dominic Keating, Casey Biggs and others joined fans for a screening of the straight-to-video sequel documentary Trekkies 2 at Paramount Pictures in Los Angeles on April 14. Documentary director Roger Nygard and producer Michael Leahy were also on hand to unveil the documentary, a tongue-in-cheek homage to Trek fandom worldwide and the follow-up to 1997's original Trekkies.
In the 90-minute documentary, Crosby (Tasha Yar from Star Trek: The Next Generation) again acts as the on-camera host and interviewer as the film chronicles Trek fans in Germany, France, Italy, Australia, Serbia, Brazil and the United States and catches up with Trekkies interviewed in the original documentary in 1996.
Fans featured in both the first and second films also attended the screening, including a grown-up Gabriel Kцerner (who also did the sequel's visual effects), the Rev. Bernie Carman and members of the Sacramento, Calif.,-based Star Trek tribute bands No Kill I, No Kill I: The Next Generation, Stovokor and Warp 11.
No release date has been set for Trekkies 2, but the documentary will screen at selected film festivals in the coming weeks.
(scifi.com/sfw)
"'No problem,' said Sauron. 'I'll just use my other ring.'"
Operacija "Spasete Enterprise"
(drug e v&prosa dali si struva da se spasjava)
Fans Want To Save Enterprise
It worked before. Fans of UPN's struggling Star Trek: Enterprise have organized a Save Enterprise Web site to encourage viewers to write and phone to ensure the show's renewal, about which an announcement is expected on May 20. USA Today, meanwhile, has included Enterprise in its online "Save Our Shows" survey of series that are reportedly "on the bubble," meaning at risk of cancellation.
Trekker Tim Brazeal is behind the Save Enterprise campaign.
The official Star Trek Web site reported that Enterprise has struggled in the ratings this year as it nears the end of its third season and the conclusion of its season-long story arc involving the crew's sojourn in the Expanse to stop the Xindi from destroying Earth.
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"'No problem,' said Sauron. 'I'll just use my other ring.'"
Fans Want To Save Enterprise
It worked before. Fans of UPN's struggling Star Trek: Enterprise have organized a Save Enterprise Web site to encourage viewers to write and phone to ensure the show's renewal, about which an announcement is expected on May 20. USA Today, meanwhile, has included Enterprise in its online "Save Our Shows" survey of series that are reportedly "on the bubble," meaning at risk of cancellation.
Trekker Tim Brazeal is behind the Save Enterprise campaign.
The official Star Trek Web site reported that Enterprise has struggled in the ratings this year as it nears the end of its third season and the conclusion of its season-long story arc involving the crew's sojourn in the Expanse to stop the Xindi from destroying Earth.
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"'No problem,' said Sauron. 'I'll just use my other ring.'"
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Интерпресскон 2004 (BNS rulz!)
Премия "Бронзовая Улитка"
Крупная форма
o Кирилл БЕНЕДИКТОВ за роман "ВОЙНА ЗА "АСГАРД""
Средняя форма
o Геннадий ПРАШКЕВИЧ за повесть "БЕЛЫЙ МАМОНТ"
Малая форма
o Леонид КАГАНОВ за рассказ "ХОМКА"
Критика, публицистика и литературоведение
o Кир БУЛЫЧЕВ за цикл очерков "ПАДЧЕРИЦА ЭПОХИ" (посмертно)
Премия "Русская фантастика"
Крупная форма
o С. ВИТИЦКИЙ за роман "БЕССИЛЬНЫЕ МИРА СЕГО"
Премия "Интерпресскон"
Крупная форма
o С. ВИТИЦКИЙ за роман "БЕССИЛЬНЫЕ МИРА СЕГО"
Средняя форма
o Евгений ЛУКИН за повесть "ЧУШЬ СОБАЧЬЯ"
Малая форма
o Леонид КАГАНОВ за рассказ "ХОМКА"
Дебютная книга
o Сергей АНИСИМОВ за роман "ВАРИАНТ "БИС""
Сверхкороткий рассказ
o Олег ОВЧИННИКОВ "АТЛАНТЫ"
Критика, публицистика и литературоведение
o Кир БУЛЫЧЕВ за цикл очерков "ПАДЧЕРИЦА ЭПОХИ" (посмертно)
Иллюстрации
o Яна АШМАРИНА
Оформление обложки
o Владимир БОНДАРЬ
Издательство
o Издательство "ЭКСМО"
Литературная премия им. Александра Беляева
* Олег КОРОТЦЕВ - за книгу "Астрономия. Популярная энциклопедия"
* Анна ОВЧИННИКОВА - за книгу "Легенды и мифы Древнего Востока" (специальная премия жюри)
* Антон ПЕРВУШИН - за дилогию "Битва за небеса".
* Александр БОЛЬНЫХ - за перевод книг П.Кемпа "Подводные лодки Его Величества", Сэмюэля У.Митчема "Величайшая победа Роммеля" и Брайана Скофилда "Русские конвои".
* Лев КУКЛИН - за серию художественно-публицистических эссе, опубликованных в журналах "Нева", "Неминга литературная" и в альманахе "Рог Борея" в 2003 году.
* Издательство "ВЕЧЕ" - за книги серии "100 великих...", выпущенные в 2003 году
* Журнал "ПОПУЛЯРНАЯ МЕХАНИКА" - за утверждение в новом периодическом издании высоких стандартов и традиций отечественных научно-популярных журналов по итогам 2003 года.
"Как лист увядший падает на душу..."
Крупная форма
o Кирилл БЕНЕДИКТОВ за роман "ВОЙНА ЗА "АСГАРД""
Средняя форма
o Геннадий ПРАШКЕВИЧ за повесть "БЕЛЫЙ МАМОНТ"
Малая форма
o Леонид КАГАНОВ за рассказ "ХОМКА"
Критика, публицистика и литературоведение
o Кир БУЛЫЧЕВ за цикл очерков "ПАДЧЕРИЦА ЭПОХИ" (посмертно)
Премия "Русская фантастика"
Крупная форма
o С. ВИТИЦКИЙ за роман "БЕССИЛЬНЫЕ МИРА СЕГО"
Премия "Интерпресскон"
Крупная форма
o С. ВИТИЦКИЙ за роман "БЕССИЛЬНЫЕ МИРА СЕГО"
Средняя форма
o Евгений ЛУКИН за повесть "ЧУШЬ СОБАЧЬЯ"
Малая форма
o Леонид КАГАНОВ за рассказ "ХОМКА"
Дебютная книга
o Сергей АНИСИМОВ за роман "ВАРИАНТ "БИС""
Сверхкороткий рассказ
o Олег ОВЧИННИКОВ "АТЛАНТЫ"
Критика, публицистика и литературоведение
o Кир БУЛЫЧЕВ за цикл очерков "ПАДЧЕРИЦА ЭПОХИ" (посмертно)
Иллюстрации
o Яна АШМАРИНА
Оформление обложки
o Владимир БОНДАРЬ
Издательство
o Издательство "ЭКСМО"
Литературная премия им. Александра Беляева
* Олег КОРОТЦЕВ - за книгу "Астрономия. Популярная энциклопедия"
* Анна ОВЧИННИКОВА - за книгу "Легенды и мифы Древнего Востока" (специальная премия жюри)
* Антон ПЕРВУШИН - за дилогию "Битва за небеса".
* Александр БОЛЬНЫХ - за перевод книг П.Кемпа "Подводные лодки Его Величества", Сэмюэля У.Митчема "Величайшая победа Роммеля" и Брайана Скофилда "Русские конвои".
* Лев КУКЛИН - за серию художественно-публицистических эссе, опубликованных в журналах "Нева", "Неминга литературная" и в альманахе "Рог Борея" в 2003 году.
* Издательство "ВЕЧЕ" - за книги серии "100 великих...", выпущенные в 2003 году
* Журнал "ПОПУЛЯРНАЯ МЕХАНИКА" - за утверждение в новом периодическом издании высоких стандартов и традиций отечественных научно-популярных журналов по итогам 2003 года.
"Как лист увядший падает на душу..."
Heinlein Award 2004
... se dava na Sir Arthur Clarke!
Nagradata se dava ot t.nar. Heinlein Society za hard-SF i tehnicheski
tekstove, koito stimulirat izsledvaneto na kosmosa i shte b&de vr&chena
na Worldcona v Boston (2-6.09.2004).
Za poveche informacija:
[линк]
"Как лист увядший падает на душу..."
Nagradata se dava ot t.nar. Heinlein Society za hard-SF i tehnicheski
tekstove, koito stimulirat izsledvaneto na kosmosa i shte b&de vr&chena
na Worldcona v Boston (2-6.09.2004).
Za poveche informacija:
[линк]
"Как лист увядший падает на душу..."
Sunburst - kanadski lit. nagradi, nominacii
# Blind Lake, Robert Charles Wilson (Tor)
# The Bone House, Luanne Armstrong (New Star Books)
# Initiation, Virginia Frances Schwartz (Fitzhenry & Whiteside)
# Oryx and Crake, Margaret Atwood (McClelland and Stewart)
# A Place So Foreign and 8 More, Cory Doctorow (Four Walls Eight
"Как лист увядший падает на душу..."
# The Bone House, Luanne Armstrong (New Star Books)
# Initiation, Virginia Frances Schwartz (Fitzhenry & Whiteside)
# Oryx and Crake, Margaret Atwood (McClelland and Stewart)
# A Place So Foreign and 8 More, Cory Doctorow (Four Walls Eight
"Как лист увядший падает на душу..."
Uchronia 2004 - nominacii
Nagradite shte b&dat objaveni na oreascon 4, the 62nd World
Science Fiction Convention. in Boston, Mass., on the weekend
of Sep. 4-5, 2004
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Finalists for Best Short-Form Alternate History
Ricard de la Casa and Pedro Jorge Romero. "The Day We Went Through the Transition"
Originally "El dнa que hicimos la Transitiуn"
Translated from the Spanish by Yolanda Molina-Gavilбn
In Cosmos Latinos (eds. Andrea L. Bell and Yolanda Molina-Gavilбn), Wesleyan University Press
Geoffrey Landis. "The Eyes of America"
Posted on-line at SciFiction May 7
Robert L. O'Connell. "The Cuban Missile Crisis: Second Holocaust"
In What Ifs? of American History (ed. Robert Cowley), Putnam's
Chris Roberson. "O One"
In Live Without a Net (ed. Lou Anders), New American Library
Robert Silverberg. "The Reign of Terror"
In Asimov's Science Fiction, April, and in Roma Eterna , HarperCollins/Eos
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Finalists for Best Long-Form Alternate History
Murray Davies. Collaborator
Macmillan UK
Mitchell Freedman. Disturbance of Fate
Seven Locks Press
Larry Kirwan. Liverpool Fantasy
Thunder's Mouth Press
S.M. Stirling. Conquistador
NAL/Roc
"Как лист увядший падает на душу..."
Science Fiction Convention. in Boston, Mass., on the weekend
of Sep. 4-5, 2004
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Finalists for Best Short-Form Alternate History
Ricard de la Casa and Pedro Jorge Romero. "The Day We Went Through the Transition"
Originally "El dнa que hicimos la Transitiуn"
Translated from the Spanish by Yolanda Molina-Gavilбn
In Cosmos Latinos (eds. Andrea L. Bell and Yolanda Molina-Gavilбn), Wesleyan University Press
Geoffrey Landis. "The Eyes of America"
Posted on-line at SciFiction May 7
Robert L. O'Connell. "The Cuban Missile Crisis: Second Holocaust"
In What Ifs? of American History (ed. Robert Cowley), Putnam's
Chris Roberson. "O One"
In Live Without a Net (ed. Lou Anders), New American Library
Robert Silverberg. "The Reign of Terror"
In Asimov's Science Fiction, April, and in Roma Eterna , HarperCollins/Eos
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Finalists for Best Long-Form Alternate History
Murray Davies. Collaborator
Macmillan UK
Mitchell Freedman. Disturbance of Fate
Seven Locks Press
Larry Kirwan. Liverpool Fantasy
Thunder's Mouth Press
S.M. Stirling. Conquistador
NAL/Roc
"Как лист увядший падает на душу..."
Nagradata na T. Sturgeon - finalisti
- nagrada za naj-dob&r k&s razkaz na godinata
- pobediteljat shte b&de objaven na Campbell
Conference in Lawrence, Kan., July 8-11.
•"Bernardo's House" by James Patrick Kelly
•"Dead Worlds" by Jack Skillingstead
•"Dry Bones" by William Sanders
•"The Empire of Ice Cream" by Jeffrey Ford
•"The Empress of Mars" by Kage Baker
•"The Fluted Girl" by Paolo Bacigalupi
•"It's All True" by John Kessel
•"Looking Through Lace" by Ruth Nestvold
•"Off on a Starship" by William Barton
•"Only Partly Here" by Lucius Shepard
•"The Tale of the Golden Eagle" by David D. Levine
•"The Tangled Strings of Marionettes" by Adam-Troy Castro
"Как лист увядший падает на душу..."
- pobediteljat shte b&de objaven na Campbell
Conference in Lawrence, Kan., July 8-11.
•"Bernardo's House" by James Patrick Kelly
•"Dead Worlds" by Jack Skillingstead
•"Dry Bones" by William Sanders
•"The Empire of Ice Cream" by Jeffrey Ford
•"The Empress of Mars" by Kage Baker
•"The Fluted Girl" by Paolo Bacigalupi
•"It's All True" by John Kessel
•"Looking Through Lace" by Ruth Nestvold
•"Off on a Starship" by William Barton
•"Only Partly Here" by Lucius Shepard
•"The Tale of the Golden Eagle" by David D. Levine
•"The Tangled Strings of Marionettes" by Adam-Troy Castro
"Как лист увядший падает на душу..."
nagradite na Campbel & Sturgeon 2003
Campbel - klasacija:
(1) "Omega" roman ot Jack McDevitt. Tova e chetv&rtata kniga ot poredica
na tema izv&nzemna arheologija. :) Za predinite knigi pisah v tema "knigi"
i se radvam, che McDevitt e poluchil takova visoko priznanie.
(2) "Natural History" ot Justina Robson
(3) "The X-President" ot Philip Baruth
Nominaciite za taja nagrada se pravjat ot izdatelite, a nagradata se ots&zhda
ot zhuri s predsedatel James Gunn i chlenove Gregory Benford, Paul A.
Carter, Elizabeth Anne Hull, Chris McKitterick, Pamela Sargent, T. A. Shippey,
and Ian Watson.
Sturgeon - klasacija:
(1) "The empress of Mars", razkaz ot Kage Baker, publikuvan v "Asimov's
SF", July 2003.
(2) "Bernardo's House", ot James patrick Kelly, "Asimov's SF", June 2003
(3) "It's All True", ot John Kessel, "SciFiction", Nov 2003; dost&pen v WWW;
[линк]
Nagradata e opredelena ot komisja s predsedatel Chris McKitterick, i
chlenove: Frederik Pohl, James Gunn, Kij Johnson, i Noel Sturgeon
(d&shterja na Theodore Sturgeon).
"Как лист увядший падает на душу..."
(1) "Omega" roman ot Jack McDevitt. Tova e chetv&rtata kniga ot poredica
na tema izv&nzemna arheologija. :) Za predinite knigi pisah v tema "knigi"
i se radvam, che McDevitt e poluchil takova visoko priznanie.
(2) "Natural History" ot Justina Robson
(3) "The X-President" ot Philip Baruth
Nominaciite za taja nagrada se pravjat ot izdatelite, a nagradata se ots&zhda
ot zhuri s predsedatel James Gunn i chlenove Gregory Benford, Paul A.
Carter, Elizabeth Anne Hull, Chris McKitterick, Pamela Sargent, T. A. Shippey,
and Ian Watson.
Sturgeon - klasacija:
(1) "The empress of Mars", razkaz ot Kage Baker, publikuvan v "Asimov's
SF", July 2003.
(2) "Bernardo's House", ot James patrick Kelly, "Asimov's SF", June 2003
(3) "It's All True", ot John Kessel, "SciFiction", Nov 2003; dost&pen v WWW;
[линк]
Nagradata e opredelena ot komisja s predsedatel Chris McKitterick, i
chlenove: Frederik Pohl, James Gunn, Kij Johnson, i Noel Sturgeon
(d&shterja na Theodore Sturgeon).
"Как лист увядший падает на душу..."
2004 Wooden Rocket Awards
... za naj-dobri web-stranici.
Na [линк]
ima vr&zki k&m vsjaka ot tjah.
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Best Online Magazine
•Science Fiction Weekly
Best Print-to-Web Magazine
•Locus Online
Best Author Site
•Orson Scott Card
Best Artist Site
•bobeggleton
Best Gallery Site
•Worlds of Wonder
Best Print Publisher Site
•Tom Doherty Associates
Best E-book Publisher Site
•Baen Webscriptions
Best E-book Site
•J.A. Edwards
Best Official Movie Site
•The Lord of the Rings
Best Fan Movie Site
•DuneWorld
Best Official TV Site
•Stargate SG-1
Best Fan TV Site
•Firefly Fans
Best Online SFF store
•Other Realms
Best Fan Site Home Page
•Teresa Nielsen Hayden
Best Directory Site
•SadGeezer's Guide to Cult TV Sci-Fi
Best Convention/Society Site
•Dragon*Con
Best Foreign Language Site
•SFU: Le Portail de la Science Fiction du Fantastique
"Как лист увядший падает на душу..."
Na [линк]
ima vr&zki k&m vsjaka ot tjah.
=============================================
Best Online Magazine
•Science Fiction Weekly
Best Print-to-Web Magazine
•Locus Online
Best Author Site
•Orson Scott Card
Best Artist Site
•bobeggleton
Best Gallery Site
•Worlds of Wonder
Best Print Publisher Site
•Tom Doherty Associates
Best E-book Publisher Site
•Baen Webscriptions
Best E-book Site
•J.A. Edwards
Best Official Movie Site
•The Lord of the Rings
Best Fan Movie Site
•DuneWorld
Best Official TV Site
•Stargate SG-1
Best Fan TV Site
•Firefly Fans
Best Online SFF store
•Other Realms
Best Fan Site Home Page
•Teresa Nielsen Hayden
Best Directory Site
•SadGeezer's Guide to Cult TV Sci-Fi
Best Convention/Society Site
•Dragon*Con
Best Foreign Language Site
•SFU: Le Portail de la Science Fiction du Fantastique
"Как лист увядший падает на душу..."
South-East USA SF nagradi - nominacii
Za dostizheniaj v science fiction, fantasy or horror ot individi,
rodeni ili ziveeshti v iugoiztochnite shtati:
Best Novel of 2003
•Hyperthought by M.M. Buckner
•Omega by Jack McDevitt
•Pattern Recognition by William S. Gibson
•Veniss Underground by Jeff VanderMeer
Best Short Fiction of 2003
•"Daddy Mention and the Monday Skull" by Andy Duncan
•"The Door Gunner" by Michael Bishop
•"The Haw River Trolley" by Andy Duncan
• "Threads" by Jessica Reisman
Lifetime Achievement
•Joe Haldeman
•Robert E. Howard
•Murray Leinster
•Manly Wade Wellman
"Как лист увядший падает на душу..."
rodeni ili ziveeshti v iugoiztochnite shtati:
Best Novel of 2003
•Hyperthought by M.M. Buckner
•Omega by Jack McDevitt
•Pattern Recognition by William S. Gibson
•Veniss Underground by Jeff VanderMeer
Best Short Fiction of 2003
•"Daddy Mention and the Monday Skull" by Andy Duncan
•"The Door Gunner" by Michael Bishop
•"The Haw River Trolley" by Andy Duncan
• "Threads" by Jessica Reisman
Lifetime Achievement
•Joe Haldeman
•Robert E. Howard
•Murray Leinster
•Manly Wade Wellman
"Как лист увядший падает на душу..."
nominacii za Seiun'04 - japonki nacionalni nagradi
...which recognize the best science fiction published in Japan in the past year. The winners of the foreign language category will be announced Aug. 21-22 and presented at the Hugo award ceremony on Sept. 4 at Noreascon Four, the 62nd Worldcon, in Boston.
A list of the foreign language nominees follows.
Foreign Long Stories
•The Impossible Bird by Patrick O'Leary, translated by Naoya Nakahara
•Heaven's Reach by David Brin, translated by Akinobu Sakai
•Leviathan by James Byron Huggins, translated by Toru Nakamura
•The Drive-In by Joe R. Lansdale, translated by Koji Onoue
•The Other Wind by Ursula K. Le Guin, translated by Masako Shimizu
•Das Jesus Video by Andreas Eschbach, translated by Yoshio Hirai
•Ethan of Athos by Lois McMaster Bujold, translated by Ayako Ogiso
•Fastwalker by Jacques Vallee, translated by Takeyoshi Inobe
Foreign Short Stories
•"Hell is the Absence of God" by Ted Chiang, translated by Yoshimichi Furusawa
•"Appropriate Love" by Greg Egan, translated by Makoto Yamigishi
•"Lobsters" by Charles Stross, translated by Akinobu Sakai
•"Liking What You See—A Documentary" by Ted Chiang, translated by Hisashi Asakura
•"Maturity" by Theodore Sturgeon, translated by Yoshiaki Shimojima
•"Great Wall of Mars" by Alastair Reynolds, translated by Naoya Nakahara
A list of the foreign language nominees follows.
Foreign Long Stories
•The Impossible Bird by Patrick O'Leary, translated by Naoya Nakahara
•Heaven's Reach by David Brin, translated by Akinobu Sakai
•Leviathan by James Byron Huggins, translated by Toru Nakamura
•The Drive-In by Joe R. Lansdale, translated by Koji Onoue
•The Other Wind by Ursula K. Le Guin, translated by Masako Shimizu
•Das Jesus Video by Andreas Eschbach, translated by Yoshio Hirai
•Ethan of Athos by Lois McMaster Bujold, translated by Ayako Ogiso
•Fastwalker by Jacques Vallee, translated by Takeyoshi Inobe
Foreign Short Stories
•"Hell is the Absence of God" by Ted Chiang, translated by Yoshimichi Furusawa
•"Appropriate Love" by Greg Egan, translated by Makoto Yamigishi
•"Lobsters" by Charles Stross, translated by Akinobu Sakai
•"Liking What You See—A Documentary" by Ted Chiang, translated by Hisashi Asakura
•"Maturity" by Theodore Sturgeon, translated by Yoshiaki Shimojima
•"Great Wall of Mars" by Alastair Reynolds, translated by Naoya Nakahara
Svetovni nagradi za fent&zi 2004 - nominacii
2004 World Fantasy Awards Final Ballot
Nominations for the 2004 World Fantasy Awards, covering the 2003 publishing year, have been announced:
# NOVEL The Etched City, K. J. Bishop (Prime Books)
# Fudoki, Kij Johnson (Tor)
# The Light Ages, Ian R. MacLeod (Ace)
# Tooth and Claw, Jo Walton (Tor)
# Veniss Underground, Jeff VanderMeer (Prime Books)
# NOVELLA "A Crowd of Bone", Greer Gilman (Trampoline: An Anthology Small Beer Press)
# "Dancing Men", Glen Hirshberg (The Dark Tor)
# "The Empire of Ice Cream", Jeffrey Ford (Sci Fiction 02.26.03)
# "Exorcising Angels", Simon Clark & Tim Lebbon (Exorcising Angels Earthling Publications)
# "The Hortlak", Kelly Link (The Dark Tor)
# SHORT FICTION "Ancestor Money", Maureen F. McHugh (Sci Fiction 10.01.03)
# Circle of Cats, Charles de Lint (Viking)
# "Don Ysidro", Bruce Holland Rogers (Polyphony 3 Wheatland)
# "Gus Dreams of Biting the Mailman", Alex Irvine (Trampoline Small Beer Press)
# "O One", Chris Roberson (Live Without a Net Roc)
# ANTHOLOGY The Dark: New Ghost Stories, Ellen Datlow, ed. (Tor)
# Gathering the Bones, Jack Dann, Ramsey Campbell & Dennis Etchison, eds. (Voyager Australia; Voyager UK; Tor US)
# Strange Tales, Rosalie Parker, ed. (Tartarus Press)
# The Thackery T. Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric & Discredited Diseases, Jeff VanderMeer & Mark Roberts, eds. (Night Shade Books)
# Trampoline: An Anthology, Kelly Link, ed. (Small Beer Press)
# COLLECTION Bibliomancy, Elizabeth Hand (PS Publishing)
# Ghosts of Yesterday, Jack Cady (Night Shade Books)
# GRRM: A RRetrospective, George R. R. Martin (Subterranean Press)
# More Tomorrow & Other Stories, Michael Marshall Smith (Earthling Publications)
# The Two Sams, Glen Hirshberg (Carroll & Graf)
# ARTIST Brom
# Donato Giancola
# John Jude Palencar
# John Picacio
# Jason Van Hollander
# SPECIAL AWARD, PROFESSIONAL Peter Crowther (for PS Publishing)
# John Howe & Alan Lee (for artwork in The Lord of the Rings)
# Kelly Link & Gavin Grant (for Small Beer Press)
# Sharyn November (for Firebird Books)
# David Pringle (for Interzone/service to the field)
# Sean Wallace (for Prime Books)
# SPECIAL AWARD, NON-PROFESSIONAL Deborah Layne & Jay Lake (for Wheatland Press)
# Paul Miller (for Earthling Publications)
# Ray Russell & Rosalie Parker (for Tartarus Press)
# Dave Truesdale (for Tangent Online)
# Rodger Turner, Neil Walsh & Wayne MacLaurin (for SF Site.com)
Two nominees in each category are placed on the ballot by reader votes submitted by members of the annual World Fantasy Convention, and the rest of the ballot is completed by a panel of five judges. This year's judges are John Clute, Sherwood Smith, Michael Stackpole, Alain Nevant, and Scott Wyatt. The winners, including one or more winners in the Life Achievement category, whose candidates are not announced in advance, will be selected by the judges and will be announced at the Awards Banquet on Sunday at this year's World Fantasy Convention, to be held October 28-31, 2004, in Tempe, Arizona.
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Nominations for the 2004 World Fantasy Awards, covering the 2003 publishing year, have been announced:
# NOVEL The Etched City, K. J. Bishop (Prime Books)
# Fudoki, Kij Johnson (Tor)
# The Light Ages, Ian R. MacLeod (Ace)
# Tooth and Claw, Jo Walton (Tor)
# Veniss Underground, Jeff VanderMeer (Prime Books)
# NOVELLA "A Crowd of Bone", Greer Gilman (Trampoline: An Anthology Small Beer Press)
# "Dancing Men", Glen Hirshberg (The Dark Tor)
# "The Empire of Ice Cream", Jeffrey Ford (Sci Fiction 02.26.03)
# "Exorcising Angels", Simon Clark & Tim Lebbon (Exorcising Angels Earthling Publications)
# "The Hortlak", Kelly Link (The Dark Tor)
# SHORT FICTION "Ancestor Money", Maureen F. McHugh (Sci Fiction 10.01.03)
# Circle of Cats, Charles de Lint (Viking)
# "Don Ysidro", Bruce Holland Rogers (Polyphony 3 Wheatland)
# "Gus Dreams of Biting the Mailman", Alex Irvine (Trampoline Small Beer Press)
# "O One", Chris Roberson (Live Without a Net Roc)
# ANTHOLOGY The Dark: New Ghost Stories, Ellen Datlow, ed. (Tor)
# Gathering the Bones, Jack Dann, Ramsey Campbell & Dennis Etchison, eds. (Voyager Australia; Voyager UK; Tor US)
# Strange Tales, Rosalie Parker, ed. (Tartarus Press)
# The Thackery T. Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric & Discredited Diseases, Jeff VanderMeer & Mark Roberts, eds. (Night Shade Books)
# Trampoline: An Anthology, Kelly Link, ed. (Small Beer Press)
# COLLECTION Bibliomancy, Elizabeth Hand (PS Publishing)
# Ghosts of Yesterday, Jack Cady (Night Shade Books)
# GRRM: A RRetrospective, George R. R. Martin (Subterranean Press)
# More Tomorrow & Other Stories, Michael Marshall Smith (Earthling Publications)
# The Two Sams, Glen Hirshberg (Carroll & Graf)
# ARTIST Brom
# Donato Giancola
# John Jude Palencar
# John Picacio
# Jason Van Hollander
# SPECIAL AWARD, PROFESSIONAL Peter Crowther (for PS Publishing)
# John Howe & Alan Lee (for artwork in The Lord of the Rings)
# Kelly Link & Gavin Grant (for Small Beer Press)
# Sharyn November (for Firebird Books)
# David Pringle (for Interzone/service to the field)
# Sean Wallace (for Prime Books)
# SPECIAL AWARD, NON-PROFESSIONAL Deborah Layne & Jay Lake (for Wheatland Press)
# Paul Miller (for Earthling Publications)
# Ray Russell & Rosalie Parker (for Tartarus Press)
# Dave Truesdale (for Tangent Online)
# Rodger Turner, Neil Walsh & Wayne MacLaurin (for SF Site.com)
Two nominees in each category are placed on the ballot by reader votes submitted by members of the annual World Fantasy Convention, and the rest of the ballot is completed by a panel of five judges. This year's judges are John Clute, Sherwood Smith, Michael Stackpole, Alain Nevant, and Scott Wyatt. The winners, including one or more winners in the Life Achievement category, whose candidates are not announced in advance, will be selected by the judges and will be announced at the Awards Banquet on Sunday at this year's World Fantasy Convention, to be held October 28-31, 2004, in Tempe, Arizona.
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Britanksi nagradi za fent&zi 2004 - nominacii
NEWS
British Fantasy Awards 2004 shortlist announced
TAO makes the final five for the third year running...
Submitted by: Ariel
On: 05.08.2004
The official British Fantasy Awards nominations shortlist for 2004 has been announced, and is as follows (in alphabetical order):
Best Novel (The August Derleth fantasy Award)
• Simon Clark, Vampyrrhic Rites (Hodder & Stoughton)
• Christopher Fowler, Full Dark House (Doubleday)
• Jon Courtenay Grimwood, Felaheen: The Third Arabesk (Earthlight)
• James Herbert, Nobody True (Macmillan)
• Peter Straub, Lost Boy Lost Girl (HarperCollins)
• Liz Williams, The Poison Master (Tor)
Best Short Fiction
• Ramsey Campbell, 'Fear the Dead' (The Fear Within, 3F Publications)
• Mark Chadbourn, Wonderland (Telos Publishing)
• Simon Clark & Tim Lebbon, 'Exorcising Angels' (Exorcising Angels, Earthling Publications)
• Christopher Fowler, 'American Waitress' (Crimewave 7: The Last Sunset, TTA Press)
• Mark Samuels, 'The White Hands' (The White Hands and Other Weird Tales, Tartarus Press)
Best Anthology
• Andy Cox, ed., Crimewave 7: The Last Sunset (TTA Press)
• Stephen Jones, ed., By Moonlight Only (PS Publishing)
• Stephen Jones, ed., The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror, Vol. 14 (Robinson/Carroll & Graf)
• Joel Lane, ed., Beneath The Ground (Alchemy Press)
• Andy W. Robertson, ed., William Hope Hodgson's Night Lands, Volume 1: Eternal Love (Wildside Press)
• Jeff Vandermeer & Mark Roberts, eds., The Thackery T. Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric and Discredited Diseases (Night Shade Books)
Best Collection
• Ramsey Campbell, Told by The Dead (PS Publishing)
• Christopher Fowler, Demonized (Serpent’s Tail)
• M. John Harrison, Things That Never Happen (Night Shade Books)
• Mark Samuels, The White Hands and Other Weird Tales (Tartarus Press)
• Michael Marshall Smith, More Tomorrow and Other Stories (Earthling Publications)
Best Artist
• Dave Bezzina
• Deirdre Counihan
• Bob Covington
• Les Edwards
• Dominic Harman
Best Small Press
• The Alien Online (ed. Ariel and co.)
• Elastic Press (Andrew Hook)
• PS Publishing (Peter Crowther)
• Scheherazade (ed. Elizabeth Counihan)
• The Third Alternative (ed. Andy Cox)
Three categories have more than five nominees due to ties in the voting. Voting has been carried out by members of the British Fantasy Society and the winners will be announced at the British Fantasy Convention on 26 September 2004 at the Quality Hotel, Walsall.
And once again (for the third year running, no less) TAO has been shortlisted in the Best Small Press category, for the third year running. Which mean that once again I get an excuse to publically acknowlegde and, indeed, heap praise upon our legion of tireless contributors for their tireless efforts to keep the site chock full o'content. Thanks, guys. Many thanks.
[Not that we'll actually win... PS Publishing will take the award for the fourth year running, and quite rightly so. But hey, it's the taking part that counts, and it's just nice to see the site up on the shortlist, and in such prestigious company...]
The very best of British Fantasy luck to all the shortlisted nominees!
Source: British Fantasy Society
British Fantasy Awards 2004 shortlist announced
TAO makes the final five for the third year running...
Submitted by: Ariel
On: 05.08.2004
The official British Fantasy Awards nominations shortlist for 2004 has been announced, and is as follows (in alphabetical order):
Best Novel (The August Derleth fantasy Award)
• Simon Clark, Vampyrrhic Rites (Hodder & Stoughton)
• Christopher Fowler, Full Dark House (Doubleday)
• Jon Courtenay Grimwood, Felaheen: The Third Arabesk (Earthlight)
• James Herbert, Nobody True (Macmillan)
• Peter Straub, Lost Boy Lost Girl (HarperCollins)
• Liz Williams, The Poison Master (Tor)
Best Short Fiction
• Ramsey Campbell, 'Fear the Dead' (The Fear Within, 3F Publications)
• Mark Chadbourn, Wonderland (Telos Publishing)
• Simon Clark & Tim Lebbon, 'Exorcising Angels' (Exorcising Angels, Earthling Publications)
• Christopher Fowler, 'American Waitress' (Crimewave 7: The Last Sunset, TTA Press)
• Mark Samuels, 'The White Hands' (The White Hands and Other Weird Tales, Tartarus Press)
Best Anthology
• Andy Cox, ed., Crimewave 7: The Last Sunset (TTA Press)
• Stephen Jones, ed., By Moonlight Only (PS Publishing)
• Stephen Jones, ed., The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror, Vol. 14 (Robinson/Carroll & Graf)
• Joel Lane, ed., Beneath The Ground (Alchemy Press)
• Andy W. Robertson, ed., William Hope Hodgson's Night Lands, Volume 1: Eternal Love (Wildside Press)
• Jeff Vandermeer & Mark Roberts, eds., The Thackery T. Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric and Discredited Diseases (Night Shade Books)
Best Collection
• Ramsey Campbell, Told by The Dead (PS Publishing)
• Christopher Fowler, Demonized (Serpent’s Tail)
• M. John Harrison, Things That Never Happen (Night Shade Books)
• Mark Samuels, The White Hands and Other Weird Tales (Tartarus Press)
• Michael Marshall Smith, More Tomorrow and Other Stories (Earthling Publications)
Best Artist
• Dave Bezzina
• Deirdre Counihan
• Bob Covington
• Les Edwards
• Dominic Harman
Best Small Press
• The Alien Online (ed. Ariel and co.)
• Elastic Press (Andrew Hook)
• PS Publishing (Peter Crowther)
• Scheherazade (ed. Elizabeth Counihan)
• The Third Alternative (ed. Andy Cox)
Three categories have more than five nominees due to ties in the voting. Voting has been carried out by members of the British Fantasy Society and the winners will be announced at the British Fantasy Convention on 26 September 2004 at the Quality Hotel, Walsall.
And once again (for the third year running, no less) TAO has been shortlisted in the Best Small Press category, for the third year running. Which mean that once again I get an excuse to publically acknowlegde and, indeed, heap praise upon our legion of tireless contributors for their tireless efforts to keep the site chock full o'content. Thanks, guys. Many thanks.
[Not that we'll actually win... PS Publishing will take the award for the fourth year running, and quite rightly so. But hey, it's the taking part that counts, and it's just nice to see the site up on the shortlist, and in such prestigious company...]
The very best of British Fantasy luck to all the shortlisted nominees!
Source: British Fantasy Society