Aurealis Awards 2014
science fiction awards database
Where and When:
Canberra :
April 5, 2014
Eligibility Year: 2013
Eligibility Year: 2013
Sf Novel
- Winner: Lexicon, Max Barry (Hachette)
- Rupetta, N. A. Sulway (Tartarus)
- Trucksong, Andrew Macrae (Twelfth Planet)
- True Path, Graham Storrs (Momentum)
- A Wrong Turn at the Office of Unmade Lists, Jane Rawson (Transit Lounge)
Sf Short Story
- Winner: “Air, Water and the Grove”, Kaaron Warren (The Lowest Heaven)
- “The Last Tiger”, Joanne Anderton (Daily Science Fiction 17 May 2013)
- “Mah Song”, Joanne Anderton (The Bone Chime Song and Other Stories)
- “Seven Days in Paris”, Thoraiya Dyer (Asymmetry)
- “Version 4.3.0.1”, Lucy Stone (Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine #57)
Fantasy Novel
- Winner: A Crucible of Souls, Mitchell Hogan (self-published)
- Ink Black Magic, Tansy Rayner Roberts (Fablecroft)
- Lexicon, Max Barry (Hachette)
- Newt's Emerald, Garth Nix (Jill Grinberg Literary Management)
- These Broken Stars, Amie Kaufman & Meagan Spooner (Allen & Unwin)
Fantasy Short Story
- Winner: The Last Stormdancer, Jay Kristoff (Thomas Dunne)
- “Cold, Cold War”, Ian McHugh (Beneath Ceaseless Skies 13 Jun 2013)
- “Short Circuit”, Kirstie Olley (Oomph: A Little Super Goes a Long Way)
- “The Touch of the Taniwha”, Tracie McBride (Fish)
- “The Year of Ancient Ghosts”, Kim Wilkins (The Year of Ancient Ghosts)
Horror Novel
- Winner: Fairytales for Wilde Girls, Allyse Near (Random House Australia)
- The First Bird, Greig Beck (Momentum)
- The Marching Dead, Lee Battersby (Angry Robot)
- Path of Night, Dirk Flinthart (Fablecroft)
Horror Short Story
- Winner: “The Year of Ancient Ghosts”, Kim Wilkins (The Year of Ancient Ghosts)
- “Fencelines”, Joanne Anderton (The Bone Chime Song and Other Stories)
- “The Home for Broken Dolls”, Kirstyn McDermott (Caution: Contains Small Parts)
- “The Human Moth”, Kaaron Warren (The Grimscribe's Puppets)
- “The Sleepover”, Terry Dowling (Exotic Gothic 5)
Anthology
- Winner (tie): One Small Step: An Anthology of Discoveries, Tehani Wessely, ed. (FableCroft)
- Winner (tie): The Year’s Best Australian Fantasy and Horror 2012, Liz Grzyb & Talie Helene, eds. (Ticonderoga)
- The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year Volume Seven, Jonathan Strahan, ed. (Night Shade)
- Dreaming of Djinn, Liz Grzyb, ed. (Ticonderoga)
- Focus 2012: Highlights of Australian Short Fiction, Tehani Wessely, ed. (FableCroft)
Collection
- Winner: The Bone Chime Song and Other Stories, Joanne Anderton (FableCroft)
- Asymmetry, Thoraiya Dyer (Twelfth Planet)
- The Bride Price, Cat Sparks (Ticonderoga)
- Caution: Contains Small Parts, Kirstyn McDermott (Twelfth Planet)
- The Year of Ancient Ghosts, Kim Wilkins (Ticonderoga)
Illustrated Book/graphic Novel
- Winner (tie): Burger Force, Jackie Ryan (self-published)
- Winner (tie): The Deep Vol. 2: The Vanishing Island, Tom Taylor & James Brouwer (Gestalt)
- Mr Unpronounceable Adventures, Tim Molloy (Milk Shadow)
- Peaceful Tomorrows Volume Two, Shane W. Smith (Zetabella)
- Savage Bitch, Steve Carter & Antoinette Rydyr (Scar Studios)
Young Adult Novel
- Winner (tie): Fairytales for Wilde Girls, Allyse Near (Random House Australia)
- Winner (tie): These Broken Stars, Amie Kaufman & Meagan Spooner (Allen & Unwin)
- The Big Dry, Tony Davies (Harper Collins)
- Hunting, Andrea K. Höst (self-published)
- The Sky So Heavy, Clair Zorn (University of Queensland Press)
Young Adult Short Story
- Winner: “By Bone-Light”, Juliet Marillier (Prickle Moon)
- “Mah Song”, Joanne Anderton (The Bone Chime Song and Other Stories)
- “Morning Star”, D. K. Mok (One Small Step)
- “The Year of Ancient Ghosts”, Kim Wilkins (The Year of Ancient Ghosts)
Children's Fiction
- Winner: The Four Seasons of Lucy McKenzie, Kirsty Murray (Allen & Unwin)
- Ice Breaker: The Hidden 1, Lian Tanner (Allen & Unwin)
- Kingdom of the Lost, Book 2: Cloud Road, Isobelle Carmody (Penguin Group Australia)
- Refuge, Jackie French (Harper Collins)
- Rules of Summer, Shaun Tan (Hachette Australia)
- Song for a Scarlet Runner, Julie Hunt (Allen & Unwin)
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