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Carolyn Ives Gilman

science fiction awards database

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2023

“The Tinker and the Timestream” • short fiction • Analog Mar/Apr 2023

awards:

• Analog Readers Poll 2024 — novella — 2nd place

2020

“Exile's End”

anthologies:

• The Best Science Fiction of the Year, Volume 6, ed. Neil Clarke, Skyhorse/Night Shade Books 2022

2019

“Something in the Air”

anthologies:

• Mission Critical, ed. Jonathan Strahan, Solaris 2019

“On the Shores of Ligeia”

anthologies:

• The Best Science Fiction of the Year, Volume 5, ed. Neil Clarke, Night Shade Books 2020

2018

“Umbernight” • short fiction • Clarkesworld Feb 2018

awards:

• Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award 2019 — finalist

• Locus Awards 2019 — novella — 10th place

anthologies:

• The Best Science Fiction of the Year, Volume 4, ed. Neil Clarke, Night Shade Books 2019

• The Year's Best Science Fiction & Fantasy: 2019 Edition, ed. Rich Horton, Prime Books 2019

2016

“Touring with the Alien” • short fiction • Clarkesworld Apr 2016

awards:

• Hugo Awards 2017 — novelette — nomination

• Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award 2017 — second place

• Grand Prix de l'Imaginaire 2019 — foreign short fiction — winner

anthologies:

• Not One of Us: Stories of Aliens on Earth, ed. Neil Clarke, Night Shade Books 2018

• The Year's Best Science Fiction: Thirty-fourth Annual Collection, ed. Gardner Dozois, St. Martin's Griffin 2017

• The Best Science Fiction & Fantasy of the Year Volume Eleven, ed. Jonathan Strahan, Solaris 2017

• The Best Science Fiction of the Year, Volume Two, ed. Neil Clarke, Skyhorse/Night Shade Books 2017

2011

“The Ice Owl” • short fiction • F&SF Nov/Dec 2011

awards:

• Hugo Awards 2012 — novella — nomination

• Nebula Awards 2012 — novella — nomination

• Locus Awards 2012 — novella — 8th place

anthologies:

• Nebula Awards Showcase 2013, ed. Catherine Asaro, Pyr 2013

• The Year's Best Science Fiction: Twenty-ninth Annual Collection, ed. Gardner Dozois, St. Martin's Griffin 2012

• Year's Best SF 17, ed. David G. Hartwell & Kathryn Cramer, Harper Voyager US 2012

2009

“Economancer” • short fiction • F&SF Jun/Jul 2009

awards:

• Locus Awards 2010 — novelette — 28th place

“Angels Alone” • short fiction • Periphery Lethe

awards:

• Gaylactic Spectrum Awards 2010 — short fiction — nomination

2008

“Arkfall” • short fiction • F&SF Sep 2008

awards:

• Nebula Awards 2010 — novella — nomination

• Locus Awards 2009 — novella — 15th place

anthologies:

• Year's Best SF 14, ed. David G. Hartwell & Kathryn Cramer, Eos 2009

2006

“Okanoggan Falls” • short fiction • F&SF Aug 2006

awards:

• Locus Awards 2007 — novelette — 23rd place

anthologies:

• The Year’s Best Science Fiction: Twenty-fourth Annual Collection, ed. Gardner Dozois, St. Martin’s 2007

2001

“The Real Thing” • F&SF Jul 2001

anthologies:

• The Year’s Best Science Fiction: Nineteenth Annual Collection, ed. Gardner Dozois, St. Martin’s 2002

1998

Halfway Human • novel • Avon Eos

awards:

• James Tiptree Jr Memorial Award 1999 — short list

• Locus Awards 1999 — first novel — 2nd place

• Gaylactic Spectrum Awards 1999 — novel — nomination

1997

“Frost Painting” • Bending the Landscape: Fantasy

anthologies:

• The Year’s Best Science Fiction: Fifteenth Annual Collection, ed. Gardner Dozois, St. Martin’s 1998

1992

“Burning Bush” • Universe 2

anthologies:

• Universe 2, ed. Robert Silverberg & Karen Haber, Bantam Spectra 1992

1991

“The Honeycrafters” • short fiction • F&SF Oct/Nov 1991

awards:

• Nebula Awards 1993 — novelette — nomination

anthologies:

• The Best from Fantasy & Science Fiction: A 45th Anniversary Anthology, ed. Edward L. Ferman & Kristine Kathryn Rusch, St. Martin’s 1994

1989

“The Gamemaker” • Full Spectrum 2

anthologies:

• Full Spectrum 2, ed. Lou Aronica, Shawna McCarthy, Amy Stout & Patrick LoBrutto, Doubleday Foundation 1989

1987

“The Language of the Sea” • short fiction

awards:

• Writers and Illustrators of the Future 1987 — Writers of the Future 2nd quarter — Second Place

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