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Eligibility Year
: 1997
Sf Novel
Winner:
The White Abacus
,
Damien Broderick
(Avon)
The Dark Edge
,
Richard Harland
(Pan Macmillan)
Diaspora
,
Greg Egan
(Millennium)
Winter
,
Simon Brown
(HarperCollins)
Zones
,
Damien Broderick
&
Rory Barnes
(HarperCollins/Moonstone)
Sf Short Story
Winner:
“Niagara Falling”,
Janeen Webb
&
Jack Dann
(
Black Mist and Other Japanese Futures
)
“Lucent Carbon”,
Russell Blackford
(
Eidolon
#25/26 Spring 1997)
“Merlusine”,
Lucy Sussex
(
The Horns of Elfland
)
“Reasons to be Cheerful”,
Greg Egan
(
Interzone
#118 Apr 1997)
“Schrödinger's Dog”,
Damien Broderick
(
Eidolon
#22/23 Spring 1996)
Fantasy Novel
Winner:
The Infernal
,
Kim Wilkins
(Random House)
Black Ice
,
Lucy Sussex
(Hodder Headline)
Darkfall: Book One of the Legendsong
,
Isobelle Carmody
(Penguin)
Dragonclaw: Book One of The Witches of Eileanan
,
Kate Forsyth
(Random House Arrow Australia)
Sinner: Book One of the Wayfarer Redemption
,
Sara Douglass
(HarperCollins)
Fantasy Short Story
Winner:
“Merlusine”,
Lucy Sussex
(
The Horns of Elfland
)
“Death at the Blue Elephant”,
Janeen Webb
(
Enter: HQ
)
“Jackie Chan”,
Chris Gregory
(
Twins
)
“Nicholas Afalling”,
Jodie Kewley
(
Eidolon
#24 Fall 1997)
“The River of Dreams”,
Le Hang
(
Influence: Australian Voices
)
Horror Novel
Winner:
The Infernal
,
Kim Wilkins
(Random House)
The Art of Arrow Cutting
,
Stephen Dedman
(Tor)
The Dark Edge
,
Richard Harland
(Pan Macmillan)
Dead Set
,
Emma Tom
(Random House)
Horror Short Story
Winner:
“Jenny Come to Play”,
Terry Dowling
(
Eidolon
#25/26 Spring 1997)
“The Freezing of Sarah”,
Sean Williams
(
Bloodsongs
#9)
“The Mullet That Screwed John West”,
Bill Congreve
(
Epiphanies of Blood: Tales of Desperation and Thirst
)
“Ten Minutes of Midnight”,
J M Earle
(
Aurealis
#18 1996)
Young Adult Novel
Winner (tie):
Eye to Eye
,
Catherine Jinks
(Penguin/Puffin)
Winner (tie):
Greylands
,
Isobelle Carmody
(Penguin/Puffin)
The Outcast
,
Patricia Bernard
(HarperCollins/Moonstone)
Shade's Children
,
Garth Nix
(Allen & Unwin)
Zones
,
Damien Broderick
&
Rory Barnes
(HarperCollins/Moonstone)
Young Adult Short Story
Winner:
“The Twist in the Tale”,
Ruth Starke
(Lothian Books)
“Hanging by a Thread”,
Julie Ireland
(
Hanging by a Thread and Other Stories
)
“The Peppercorn Tree”,
Sheryl Gardner
(Lothian Books)
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