FINALISTS: 2010 BSFA Awards
By John DeNardo |
Monday, January 25th, 2010 at
11:29 am
The finalists for this year’s BSFA Awards have been announced:
NOVEL
- China Mieville – The City and the City, Macmillan
- Stephen Baxter – Ark, Gollancz
- Adam Roberts – Yellow Blue Tibia, Gollancz
- Ursula Le Guin – Lavinia, Gollancz
SHORT
- 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
ART
- 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
NON-FICTION
- 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
The Awards will be presented at this year’s Eastercon, Odyssey.
[via Torque Control]
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As a side note, I hate all of the British and their fantastic cover art.
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…
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.
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.