Nebula Awards 2019: Die Gewinner

NOVEL

• The Cal­cu­la­ting Stars by Mary Robi­net­te Kowal (Tor)
• The Pop­py War by R.F. Kuang (Har­per Voy­a­ger US; Har­per Voy­a­ger UK)
• Black­fi­sh City by Sam J. Mil­ler (Ecco; Orbit UK)
• Spin­ning Sil­ver by Nao­mi Novik (Del Rey; Macmillan)
• Witch­mark by C.L. Polk (Tor.com Publishing)
• Trail of Light­ning by Rebec­ca Roan­horse (Saga)

NOVELLA

• Fire Ant by Jona­than P. Bra­zee (Sem­per Fi)
• The Black God’s Drums by P. Djè­lí Clark (Tor.com Publishing)
• The Tea Mas­ter and the Detec­ti­ve by Ali­et­te de Bodard (Sub­ter­ra­ne­an)
• Ali­ce Pay­ne Arri­ves by Kate Heart­field (Tor.com Publishing)
• Gods, Mons­ters, and the Lucky Peach by Kel­ly Rob­son (Tor.com Publishing)
• Arti­fi­ci­al Con­di­ti­on by Mar­tha Wells (Tor.com Publishing)

NOVELETTE

• The Only Harm­less Gre­at Thing by Broo­ke Bol­an­der (Tor.com Publishing)
• The Last Ban­quet of Tem­po­ral Con­fec­tions by Tina Con­nol­ly (Tor.com July 11th, 2018)
• An Agent of Uto­pia by Andy Dun­can (An Agent of Utopia)
• The Sub­s­tance of My Lives, the Acci­dents of Our Births by José Pablo Iri­ar­te (Lightspeed Jan. 2018)
• The Rule of Three by Law­rence M. Schoen (Future Sci­ence Fic­tion Digest Dec. 2018)
• Mes­sen­ger by Yud­han­ja­ya Wije­rat­ne and R.R. Vir­di (Expan­ding Uni­ver­se, Volu­me 4)

SHORT STORY

• “Inter­view for the End of the World” by Rhett C. Bru­no (Bridge Across the Stars)
• “The Secret Lives of the Nine Negro Tee­th of Geor­ge Washing­ton” by Phen­der­son Djè­lí Clark (Fire­si­de Feb. 2018)
• “Going Dark” by Richard Fox (Back­blast Area Clear)
• “And Yet” by A.T. Green­blatt (Uncan­ny March-April 2018)
• “A Witch’s Gui­de to Escape: A Prac­ti­cal Com­pen­di­um of Por­tal Fan­ta­sies” by Alix E. Har­row (Apex Feb. 6th, 2018)
• “The Court Magi­ci­an” by Sarah Pins­ker (Lightspeed Jan. 2018)

GAME WRITING

• Black Mir­ror: Ban­ders­natch by Char­lie Broo­ker (House of Tomor­row & Netflix)
• The Road to Can­ter­bu­ry by Kate Heart­field (Choice of Games)
• God of War by Matt Sophos, Richard Zan­g­ran­de Gau­bert, Cory Bar­log, Ori­on Wal­ker, and Adam Dolin (San­ta Moni­ca Stu­dio / Sony / Inter­ac­ti­ve Entertainment)
• Rent-A-Vice by Nata­lia Theo­do­ri­dou (Choice of Games)
• The Mar­ti­an Job by M. Dar­u­sha Wehm (Choice of Games)

THE RAY BRADBURY AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING DRAMATIC PRESENTATION

• The Good Place: “Jere­my Bea­ri­my,” writ­ten by Megan Amram
• Black Pan­ther, writ­ten by Ryan Coog­ler and Joe Robert Cole
• A Quiet Place, screen­play by John Kras­in­ski, Bryan Woods, and Scott Beck
• Spi­der-Man: Into the Spi­der-Ver­se, screen­play by Phil Lord and Rod­ney Rothman
• Dir­ty Com­pu­ter, writ­ten by Janel­le Monáe and Chuck Lightning
• Sor­ry to Bother You, writ­ten by Boots Riley

THE ANDRE NORTON AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING YOUNG ADULT SCIENCE FICTION OR FANTASY BOOK

• Child­ren of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adey­e­mi (Hen­ry Holt; Macmillan)
• Aru Shah and the End of Time by Rosha­ni Chok­shi (Rick Rior­dan Presents)
• A Light in the Dark by A.K. DuB­off (BDL)
• Tess of the Road by Rachel Hart­man (Ran­dom House)
• Dread Nati­on by Jus­ti­na Ire­land (Bal­zer + Bray)
• Peas­p­rout Chen, Future Legend of Skate and Sword by Hen­ry Lien (Hen­ry Holt)