Aurealis Awards 2010
science fiction awards database
Where and When:
Brisbane :
January 24, 2010
Eligibility Year: 2009
Eligibility Year: 2009
Sf Novel
- Winner: Wonders of a Godless World, Andrew McGahan (Allen & Unwin)
- The Astropolis: The Grand Conjunction, Sean Williams (Orbit)
Sf Short Story
- Winner: “Clockwork, Patchwork and Ravens”, Peter M. Ball (Apex May 2009)
- “Defence of the Realm”, Greg Mellor (Cosmos #25)
- “A Hundredth Name”, Christopher Green (Abyss & Apex #31)
- “Soulmates”, Mike Resnick & Lezli Robyn (Asimov's Sep 2009)
- “To Dream of Stars: An Astronomer's Lament”, Peter M. Ball (Apex Oct 2009)
Fantasy Novel
- Winner: The Magician's Apprentice, Trudi Canavan (Orbit)
- The Dark Griffin, K. J. Taylor (HarperVoyager)
- Horn, Peter Ball (Twelfth Planet Press)
- The Last Stormlord, Glenda Larke (HarperVoyager)
- Witches Incorporated, K. E. Mills (HarperVoyager)
Fantasy Short Story
- Winner (tie): “Father's Kill”, Christopher Green (Beneath Ceaseless Skies #24)
- Winner (tie): “Once a Month, On a Sunday”, Ian McHugh (Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine #40)
- “Siren Beat”, Tansy Rayner Roberts (Roadkill/Siren Beat)
- “Something Better than Death”, Lucy Sussex (Aurealis #42)
- “Words”, Angela Slatter (The Lifted Brow #5)
Horror Novel
- Winner: Red Queen, Honey Brown (Penguin Australia)
- The Dead Path, Stephen M. Irwin (Hachette Australia)
- Horn, Peter Ball (Twelfth Planet Press)
- Night's Cold Kiss, Tracey O'Hara (HarperCollins Australia)
- Slights, Kaaron Warren (Angry Robot Books)
Horror Short Story
- Winner (tie): “Slices of Life -- A Spot of Liver”, Paul Haines (Slice of Life)
- Winner (tie): “Wives”, Paul Haines (X6)
- “Having Faith”, Christopher Green (Nossa Morte Feb 2009)
- “Jesse's Gift”, Felicity Dowker (Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine #40)
- “The Message”, Andrew J. McKiernan (Midnight Echo #2)
Anthology
- Winner: Eclipse Three, Jonathan Strahan, ed. (Night Shade)
- Eclipse Two, Jonathan Strahan, ed. (Night Shade)
- New Ceres Night, Alisa Krasnostein & Tehani Wessely, eds. (Twelfth Planet Press)
- The New Space Opera 2, Gardner Dozois & Jonathan Strahan, eds. (Harper Eos)
- X6, Keith Stevenson, ed. (Coeur de Lion)
Collection
- Winner: Oceanic, Greg Egan (Gollancz)
- A Book of Endings, Deborah Biancotti (Twelfth Planet Press)
- Johnny Phillips, Werewolf Detective, Robbie Matthews (Australian Speculative Fiction)
- Slice of Life, Paul Haines (The Mayne Press)
Illustrated Book/graphic Novel
- Winner: Scarygirl, Nathan Jurevicius (Allen & Unwin)
- Hollow Fields, Madeleine Rosca (Seven Seas Entertainment)
- Secrets of Deltora, Emily Rodda & Marc McBride (Scholastic Australia)
- The Silence, Bruce Mutard (Allen & Unwin)
Young Adult Novel
- Winner: Leviathan, Scott Westerfeld (Penguin)
- The Museum of Mary Child, Cassandra Golds (Puffin)
- The Puzzle Ring, Kate Forsyth (Pan Macmillan)
- Scarecrow, Sean Williams (HarperCollins Australia)
- A Small Free Kiss in the Dark, Glenda Millard (Allen & Unwin)
Young Adult Short Story
- Winner: “Seventeen”, Cat Sparks (Masques)
- “Dragon Bones”, Joanne Anderton (Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine #39)
- “Life Us”, Tansy Rayner Roberts (Shiny #5)
- “Once a Month, on a Sunday”, Ian McHugh (Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine #40 Sep 2009)
- “Paper Dragons”, Sue Isle (Shiny #5)
Children's Novel
- Winner: A Ghost in My Suitcase, Gabrielle Wang (Puffin Books)
- Cicada Summer, Kate Constable (Allen & Unwin)
- The Remarkable Secret of Aurelie Bonhoffen, Deborah Abela (Random House Australia)
- Tensy Farlow and the Home for Mislaid Children, Jen Storer (Penguin/Viking)
Children's Illustrated Work/picture Book
- Winner: Victor's Challenge, Pamela Freeman, illustrated by Kim Gamble (Walker Books Australia)
- Enigma, Graeme Base (Penguin/Viking)
- The Hero of Little Street, Gregory Rogers (Allen & Unwin)
- Pilot and Huxley, Dan McGuiness (Omnibus Books)
- Tashi and the Golem, Anna Fienberg, illustrated by Kim Gamble (Allen & Unwin)
Peter Mcnamara Convenors' Award
- Justin Ackroyd (Proprietor, Slow Glass Books)
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