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Jay Lake
Date: 2008-02-22 06:36
Subject: [awards] Congratulations to this year's Nebula finalists
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Novels
Odyssey - McDevitt, Jack (Ace, Nov06)
The Accidental Time Machine - Haldeman, Joe (Ace, Aug07)
The Yiddish Policemen's Union - Chabon, Michael (HarperCollins, May07)
The New Moon's Arms - Hopkinson, Nalo (Warner Books, Feb07)
Ragamuffin - Buckell, Tobias (Tor, Jun07)

Novellas
Kiosk - Sterling, Bruce (F&SF, Jan07)
Memorare - Wolfe, Gene (F&SF, Apr07)
Awakening - Berman, Judith (Black Gate 10, Spr07)
Stars Seen Through Stone - Shepard, Lucius (F&SF, Jul07)
The Helper and His Hero - Hughes, Matt (F&SF, Feb07 & Mar07)
Fountain of Age - Kress, Nancy (Asimov's, Jul07)

Novelettes
The Fiddler of Bayou Teche - Sherman, Delia (Coyote Road, Trickster Tales, Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling, Ed., Viking Juvenile, Jul07)
Pol Pot's Beautiful Daughter - Ryman, Geoff (F&SF, Nov06)
The Evolution of Trickster Stories Among the Dogs Of North Park After the Change - Johnson, Kij (Coyote Road, Trickster Tales, Ellen Datlow and Terri
Windling, Ed., Viking Juvenile, Jul07)
Safeguard - Kress, Nancy (Asimov's, Jan07)
The Children's Crusade - Bailey, Robin Wayne (Heroes in Training, Martin H. Greenberg and Jim C. Hines, Ed., DAW, Sep07)
The Merchant and the Alchemist's Gate - Chiang, Ted (F&SF, Sep07)
Child, Maiden, Mother, Crone - Bramlett, Terry (Jim Baen's Universe 7, June 2007)

Short Stories
Unique Chicken Goes In Reverse - Duncan, Andy (Eclipse 1: New Science Fiction And Fantasy, Jonathan Strahan, Ed., Night Shade Books, Oct07)
Titanium Mike Saves the Day - Levine, David D. (F&SF, Apr07)
Captive Girl - Pelland, Jennifer (Helix: A Speculative Fiction Quarterly, WS & LWE, Ed., Oct06 (Fall06 issue -- #2))
Always - Fowler, Karen Joy (Asimov's, May07 (Apr/May07 issue))
Pride - Turzillo, Mary (Fast Forward 1, Pyr, February 2007)
The Story of Love - Nazarian, Vera (Salt of the Air, Prime Books, Sep06)

Scripts
Children of Men - Cuaron, Alfonso & Sexton, Timothy J. and Arata, David and Fergus, Mark & Ostby, Hawk (Universal Studios, Dec06)
The Prestige - Nolan, Christopher and Nolan, Jonathon (Newmarket Films, Oct06 (Oct 20, 2006 -- based on the novel by Christopher Priest))
Pan's Labyrinth - del Toro, Guillermo (Time/Warner, Jan07)
V for Vendetta - Wachowski, Larry & Wachowski, Andy (Warner Films, Mar06 (released 3/17/2006 -- Written by the Wachowski Brothers, based on the graphic novel illustrated by David Lloyd and published by Vertigo/DC Comics))
World Enough and Time - Zicree, Marc Scott and Reeves, Michael (Star Trek: New Voyages, http://www.startreknewvoyages.com, Aug07 (Aired 8/23/07))
Blink - Moffat, Steven (Doctor Who, BBC/The Sci-Fi Channel, Sep07 (Aired on SciFi Channel 14Sep07))

Andre Norton Award
The True Meaning of Smek Day - Rex, Adam (Hyperion, Oct07)
The Lion Hunter - Wein, Elizabeth (Viking Juvenile, Jun07 (The Mark of Solomon, Book 1))
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Rowling, J. K. (Scholastic Press, Jul07)
The Shadow Speaker - Okorafor-Mbachu, Nnedi (Jump At The Sun, Sep07)
Into the Wild - Durst, Sarah Beth (Penguin Razorbill, Jun07)
Vintage: A Ghost Story - Berman, Steve (Haworth Positronic Press, Mar07)
Flora Segunda: Being the Magickal Mishaps of a Girl of Spirit, Her
Glass-Gazing Sidekick, Two Ominous Butlers (One Blue), a House with Eleven Thousand
Rooms,and a Red Dog - Wilce, Ysabeau S. (Harcourt, Jan07)

Sadly, Mainspring Powell's | Amazon | Audible ] did not make the final ballot. It's good field, and I'm very proud of all my friends who are up for the award this year.

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In a heaven of people only some want to fly: angel
User: [info]chipmunk_planet
Date: 2008-02-22 17:01 (UTC)
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Sorry your book didn't make it.

It makes me want to join SFWA just to be able to vote on these. There's some amazing stories there.

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The NewroticGirl
User: [info]newroticgirl
Date: 2008-02-22 23:09 (UTC)
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Speaking of that (nifty) book you wrote, I was chatting with some folks at the glass studio about this and that and eventually got onto the topic of writing and reading genre stuff. I was talking about old favorites and new favorites, and mentioned how I love reading stuff from people I've met like Elizabeth Bear and Jay Lake.

From across the room, I hear "Is he Mainspring? I loved that book!"

I'm so proud of you! :D

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Jay Lake
User: [info]jaylake
Date: 2008-02-23 13:32 (UTC)
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Aww cool!

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russ: watchmen
User: [info]goulo
Date: 2008-02-23 10:12 (UTC)
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Did you read "The Yiddish Policemen's Union" by any chance? Is it actually SF in a deep sense? I thought it was just a kind of slightly alternate history.

Speaking of which, I have (finally!) begun reading Andrew Drummond's "A Hand-book of Volapük" finally. So far (about 30 pages) it is cool with some very amusingly intricate quasi-Victorian language that has made me laugh out loud, and I suspect you'd like it.

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Jay Lake
User: [info]jaylake
Date: 2008-02-23 13:27 (UTC)
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Not yet, but I want to. And I'm interested in the Drummond ... read a review of it a while back which looked fascinating. Let me know what you think.

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User: [info]lindadee
Date: 2008-02-24 06:06 (UTC)
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I was disappointed by the Yiddish Policeman's Union. I wanted more of the "history" and less of the mystery.

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russ: watchmen
User: [info]goulo
Date: 2008-02-24 06:45 (UTC)
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Thanks for the info! You might want to check out Drummond's novel; so far (55 pages into it) it feels quite historical in it use of Victorian-style language (and it includes info about the language Volapük which was gaining adherents then), with lots of detail about the lives of some amusingly eccentric Victorians. It opens with a mystery (and even references to Sherlock Holmes) but the main story does not seem to involve solving that mystery (so far). Plus it's made me laugh out loud several times now, which I don't normally do while reading fiction. :)

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