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2010 - Publications in English

Thu, 06/03/2010 - 14:31 — Brent Knowles


Long-Form Works
(Including novels and single-author short-story collections. In the Hugo and Nebula rules, a novel is defined as more than 40,000 words; no word length is specified in the Aurora rules. Single-author collections are eligible for the Aurora but not for the Hugo or the Nebula.)

Bilodeau, Marie. Destiny's Blood (Dragon Moon Press).

Bilodeau, Marie. Heirs of a Broken Land Series Book 3: Sorceress of Shadows (Absolute XPress).

Dubé, Marcelle. On Her Trail (Carina Press).

Johansen, K.V. The Shadow Road (Orca).

Mak, Derwin. The Shrine of the Siren Stone (Orchard House Press).

Marlowe, Paul. Knights of the Sea (Sybertooth).

Sawyer, Robert J. Watch (Penguin Canada).

Smith, Douglas. Chimerascope (collection, ChiZine Publications)

Trenholm, Hayden. Stealing Home (Bundoran Press)


Novellas
(between 17,500 and 40,000 words in the Hugo and Nebula rules; the Auroras consider novellas, novelettes, and short stories to all be "short form" works)

Pi, Tony. "The Paragon Lure" Alembical 2, Paper Golem LLC.


Novelettes
(between 7,500 and 17,500 words in the Hugo and Nebula rules; the Auroras consider novellas, novelettes, and short stories to all be "short form" works)

Knowles, Brent. "Digital Rights" Writers of the Future 26, August 2010.

Pi, Tony. "Night of the Manticore" Abyss & Apex, Q1 2010.


Short Stories
(fewer than 7,500 words in the Hugo and Nebula rules; the Auroras consider novellas, novelettes, and short stories to all be "short form" works)

Bilodeau, Marie. "A Pint to Prophecy", Podthology:The Pod Complex, Dragon Moon Press, April 2010.

Choi, Eric. "The Son of Heaven", The Dragon and the Stars, DAW Books, 2010.

Dubé, Marcelle. "Vanishing Woman", On Spec Magazine, Spring, 2010.

Johnson, Matthew. "Talking Blues", Triangulation: End of the Rainbow, Parsec Ink, 2010.

Khan, Ahmed A.. Close Encounters of the Prepostrous Kind - Once Again With Feeling, January 2010.

Khan, Ahmed A.. Elevator Episodes in Seven Genres - Redstone Science Fiction, July 2010.

Knowles, Brent. "John's List" War of the Worlds: Frontlines, May 2010.

Knowles, Brent. "The Kol Effect" Neo-Opsis #19, June 2010.

Knowles, Brent. "The Monastery" Not One of Us - Hidden Issue, January 2010.

Lalumière, Claude. "All You Can Eat, All the Time." Evolve: Vampire Stories of the New Undead, Edge, April 2010.

Lalumière, Claude. "The City of Unrequited Dreams." ChiZine #43, January 2010.

Mak, Derwin. "Family Tradition", Night to Dawn, issue 17, April 2010.

Mak, Derwin. "The Polar Bear Carries the Mail", The Dragon and the Stars, DAW Books, 2010.

Pi, Tony. "The Character of the Hound" The Dragon and the Stars, DAW Books, 2010.

Pi, Tony. "Cygnet's Shadow" On Spec #80, Summer 2010.

Pi, Tony. "A Sweet Calling" Clarkesworld Magazine, May 2010 issue. (podcast also available)

Rahn, Jennifer. "ElectroFunkSeppuku" Podthology:The Pod Complex, Dragon Moon Press, April 2010.

Reynolds, Timothy G.M . "Uncle Julius" Podthology:The Pod Complex, Dragon Moon Press, April 2010.

Smith, Douglas. "A Bird in the Hand" Warrior Wisewoman 3, August 2010.

Trenholm, Hayden. "The Burden of Fire"Neo-Opsis #19, June 2010.

Watts, Peter. "The Things" Clarkesworld Magazine, January 2010 issue.

Youers, Rio. "Soulfinger" Evolve: Vampire Stories of the New Undead, Edge SF&F Publishing, March 2010.

Zefram, E.A . "Soapbox 1.1 Beta" Podthology:The Pod Complex, Dragon Moon Press, April 2010.


Other Works
(A category for the Aurora Awards that includes multi-author anthologies, magazines, critical works, and more; the Hugos have a category for "Best Related Book," defined as "Any work whose subject is related to the field of science fiction, fantasy, or fandom, appearing for the first time in book form during the year in question, and which is either non-fiction or, if fictional, is noteworthy primarily for aspects other than the fictional text.")

The Aurora Awards: Thirty Years of Canadian Science Fiction. Nanopress, 2010.

Evolve: Vampire Stories of the New Undead, Edited by Nancy Kilpatrick, Edge SF&F Publishing, March 2010.

Lalumière, Claude. "Fantastic Fiction" review column. The Montreal Gazette.

Lalumière, Claude. Lost Myths. Daily 1-8 April; weekly every Thursday as of 8 April.

Mak, Derwin and Eric Choi eds. The Dragon and the Stars, DAW Books, 2010.

Nakamura, Stephanie, Steven Burley and Jonathan Llyr, producers. Book trailer for Robert J. Sawyer's WWW: Watch.

Sandercombe, W. Fraser. Masters of SF: The Science Fiction Hall of Fame (A Biographical Encyclopedia). Apogee Books.


Poetry/Song Lyrics
(A category for the Aurora Awards for best science fiction or fantasy poem or song lyric, by a Canadian.)

Clink, Carolyn. "Quantum Passion" Space and Time, Spring 2010.

Sawyer, Robert J. "The Transformed Man." Tesseracts Fourteen.


Artistic Achievement
(The Aurora definition of the Artistic Achievement category: For a work or body of work produced by a Canadian artist within the calendar year in question.)


Potential John W. Campbell Award Nominees
(presented at the World Science Fiction Convention; for writers whose first professional publications were in 2009 or 2010)

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