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The finalists for this year's BSFA Awards have been announced:
- China Mieville - The City and the City, Macmillan
- Stephen Baxter - Ark, Gollancz
- Adam Roberts - Yellow Blue Tibia, Gollancz
- Ursula Le Guin - Lavinia, Gollancz
- Ian Watson & Roberto Quaglia - "The Beloved Time of Their Lives" - The Beloved of My Beloved, Newcon Press
- Eugie Foster - "Sinner, Baker, Fabulist, Priest; Red Mask, Black Mask, Gentleman, Beast" - Interzone
- Ian Whates - "The Assistant" - The Solaris Book of Science Fiction Volume 3
- Ian McDonald - "Vishnu at the Cat Circus" - Cyberabad Days
- Kim Lakin-Smith - "Johnnie and Emmie-Lou Get Married" - Interzone
- Dave Hutchinson - "The Push", Newcon Press
- Adam Tredowski - covers of Interzone issues 220, 224 and 225
- Nitzan Klamer - 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, cover, art project published online
- Stephanie Pui-Min Law- Emerald -
- Stephan Martiniere - Cover of Desolation Road by Ian McDonald
- Nick Lowe - Mutant Popcorn, Interzone
- John Clute - Canary Fever, Beccon
- Hal Duncan - Ethics and Enthusiasm -
- Deepa D - I didn't Dream of Dragons -
- Farah Mendlesohn and Edward James - A Short History of Fantasy
[via Torque Control]
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Posted by John DeNardo at Monday January 25, 2010 at 11:29 AM
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As a side note, I hate all of the British and their fantastic cover art.
Posted by Patrick (Stomping on Yeti) on Monday January 25, 2010 at 11:50 AM
Now that you mention it, I notice a considerable lack of women looking over their shoulder, a pose that pervades today's U.S. bookshelves...
Posted by John D. on Monday January 25, 2010 at 11:51 AM
Wow, I would have a hard time picking the cover artist. Tredowski's Interzone covers were the bomb, and I think Desolation Road is Martiniere's best work to date, and I think most of what he does is fantastic.
Posted by Carl V. on Monday January 25, 2010 at 12:58 PM
I'm pretty sure the "women looking over their shoulder" covers aren't winning any American awards either, despite their prevalence in the marketplace. At least, I hope not.
Posted by dave on Monday January 25, 2010 at 7:23 PM