Die Nominierungen zu den Nebula-Awards 2012

Na sowas, da hät­te ich doch fast die Nebu­la-Nomi­nie­run­gen über­se­hen. Unent­schuld­bar. Aber immer­hin lie­fe­re ich sie jetzt nach. :o)

Die Ver­lei­hung wird im Rah­men der dies­jäh­ri­gen 47. Nebu­la-Con­ven­ti­on im Hyatt Regen­cy Crys­tal City in Arling­ton, Vir­gi­nia statt­fin­den. Wie man bereits ver­lau­ten ließ wird Con­nie Wil­lis dort auch für ihr Lebens­werk den 2011 Damon Knight Grand Mas­ter Award erhal­ten. Ver­lie­hen wer­den die Prei­se durch die Orga­ni­sa­ti­on »Sci­ence Fic­tion and Fan­ta­sy Wri­ters of Ame­ri­ca« oder auch kurz SFWA.

Viel­leicht soll­te Herr Szameit mal ein paar Bli­cke auf die Nomi­nier­ten wer­fen … :o)

Novel

• Among Others, Jo Walt­on (Tor)
• Embas­sy­town, Chi­na Mié­ville (Macmil­lan UK; Del Rey; Sub­ter­ra­ne­an Press)
• Fire­bird, Jack McDe­vitt (Ace Books)
• God’s War, Kame­ron Hur­ley (Night Sha­de Books)
• Mecha­ni­que: A Tale of the Cir­cus Tres­aul­ti, Gene­vie­ve Valen­ti­ne (Prime Books)
• The King­dom of Gods, N.K. Jemi­sin (Orbit US; Orbit UK)

Novel­la

• “Kiss Me Twice,” Mary Robi­net­te Kowal (Asimov’s Sci­ence Fic­tion, June 2011)
• “Sil­ent­ly and Very Fast,” Catheryn­ne M. Valen­te (WSFA Press; Clar­kes­world Maga­zi­ne, Octo­ber 2011)
• “The Ice Owl,” Caro­lyn Ives Gil­man (The Maga­zi­ne of Fan­ta­sy and Sci­ence Fic­tion, November/​December 2011)
• “The Man Who Bridged the Mist,” Kij John­son (Asimov’s Sci­ence Fic­tion, October/​November 2011)
• “The Man Who Ended Histo­ry: A Docu­men­ta­ry,” Ken Liu (Pan­ver­se Three, Pan­ver­se Publi­shing)
• “With Unclean Hands,” Adam-Troy Cas­tro (Ana­log Sci­ence Fic­tion and Fact, Novem­ber 2011)

Nove­let­te

• “Fields of Gold,” Rachel Swirs­ky (Eclip­se 4, Night Sha­de Books)
• “Ray of Light,” Brad R. Tor­ger­sen (Ana­log Sci­ence Fic­tion and Fact, Decem­ber 2011)
• “Sau­er­kraut Sta­ti­on,” Fer­rett Stein­metz (Gig­a­no­to­sau­rus, Novem­ber 2011)
• “Six Months, Three Days,” Char­lie Jane Anders (Tor​.com, June 2011)
• “The Migra­to­ry Pat­tern of Dancers,” Kathe­ri­ne Spar­row (Gig­a­no­to­sau­rus, July 2011)
• “The Old Equa­tions,” Jake Kerr (Lightspeed Maga­zi­ne, July 2011)
• “What We Found,” Geoff Ryman (The Maga­zi­ne of Fan­ta­sy and Sci­ence Fic­tion, September/​October 2011)

Short Sto­ry

• “Her Husband’s Hands,” Adam-Troy Cas­tro (Lightspeed Maga­zi­ne, Octo­ber 2011)
• “Mama, We are Zhe­nya, Your Son,” Tom Crosshill (Lightspeed Maga­zi­ne, April 2011)
• “Move­ment,” Nan­cy Ful­da (Asimov’s Sci­ence Fic­tion, March 2011)
• “Ship­birth,” Ali­et­te de Bodard (Asimov’s Sci­ence Fic­tion, Febru­ary 2011)
• “The Axi­om of Choice,” David W. Gold­man (New Haven Review, Win­ter 2011)
• “The Car­to­grapher Wasps and the Anar­chist Bees,” E. Lily Yu (Clar­kes­world Maga­zi­ne, April 2011)
• “The Paper Mena­ge­rie,” Ken Liu (The Maga­zi­ne of Fan­ta­sy and Sci­ence Fic­tion, March/​April 2011)

Ray Brad­bu­ry Award for Out­stan­ding Dra­ma­tic Pre­sen­ta­ti­on

• Attack the Block, Joe Cor­nish (writer/​director) (Opti­mum Releasing; Screen Gems)
• Cap­tain Ame­ri­ca: The First Aven­ger, Chris­to­pher Mar­kus, Ste­phen McFee­ly (wri­ters), Joe John­s­ton (direc­tor) (Para­mount)
• Doc­tor Who: “The Doctor’s Wife,” Neil Gai­man (wri­ter), Richard Clark (direc­tor) (BBC Wales)
• Hugo, John Logan (wri­ter), Mar­tin Scor­se­se (direc­tor) (Para­mount)
• Mid­night in Paris, Woo­dy Allen (writer/​director) (Sony)
• Source Code, Ben Ripley (wri­ter), Dun­can Jones (direc­tor) (Sum­mit)
• The Adjus­t­ment Bureau, Geor­ge Nol­fi (writer/​director) (Uni­ver­sal)

And­re Nor­ton Award for Young Adult Sci­ence Fic­tion and Fan­ta­sy Book

• Aka­ta Witch, Nne­di Oko­ra­for (Viking Juve­ni­le)
• Chi­me, Fran­ny Bil­lings­ley (Dial Books; Bloomsbu­ry)
• Daugh­ter of Smo­ke and Bone, Lai­ni Tay­lor (Litt­le, Brown Books for Young Rea­ders; Hod­der & Stough­ton)
• Ever­y­bo­dy Sees the Ants, A.S. King (Litt­le, Brown Books for Young Rea­ders)
• The Boy at the End of the World, Greg van Eek­hout (Bloomsbu­ry Children’s Books)
• The Free­dom Maze, Delia Sher­man (Big Mouth House)
• The Girl of Fire and Thorns, Rae Carson (Green­wil­low Books)
• Ultra­vio­let, R.J. Ander­son (Orchard Books; Carol­rho­da Lab)

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