S. P. Somtow


science fiction awards database

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— Note: Publications prior to 1985 were bylined Somtow Sucharitkul, the author's real name—
“Absent Thee from Felicity Awhile...” (as by Somtow Sucharitkul) • short fiction • Analog 14 Sep 1981
awards:
• Hugo Awards 1982 — short story — nomination
• Locus Awards 1982 — short story — 10th place
• Analog Readers Poll 1982 — short story — 2nd place
“An Alien Heresy ” • short fiction • Asimov's Apr/May 2008
awards:
• Locus Awards 2009 — novelette — 27th place
• Asimov's Reader Poll 2009 — novelette — 4th place
“Another Avatar”
anthologies:
• The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2020, ed. Diana Gabaldon & John Joseph Adams, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt/Mariner 2020
“Aquila” (as by Somtow Sucharitkul) • short fiction • Asimov's Jan 18 1982
awards:
• Hugo Awards 1983 — novelette — nomination
• Locus Awards 1983 — novelette — 13th place
“Aquila Meets Bigfoot” (as by Somtow Sucharitkul) • short fiction • Amazing Stories Jan 1983
awards:
• Locus Awards 1984 — novella — 12th place
Bible Stories for Secular Humanists • collection • Diplodocus, 2013
awards:
• Bram Stoker Awards 2014 — collection — nomination
“The Bird Catcher ” • short fiction • The Museum of Horrors, 2001
awards:
• World Fantasy Awards 2002 — novella — winner
anthologies:
• The Apex Book of World SF, ed. Lavie Tidhar, Apex 2009
• The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror: Fifteenth Annual Collection, ed. Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling, St. Martin’s 2002
“Brimstone and Salt ” • short fiction • Dark Destiny III: Children of Dracula, 1996
awards:
• Bram Stoker Awards 1997 — novelette — nomination
• International Horror Guild Awards 1997 — short form — winner
“Chui Chai ” • short fiction • The Ultimate Frankenstein, 1991
awards:
• Locus Awards 1992 — short story — 25th place
anthologies:
• The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror: Fifth Annual Collection, ed. Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling, St. Martin’s 1992
• Best New Horror 3, ed. Stephen Jones & Ramsey Campbell, Carroll & Graf 1992
“Darker Angels ” • short fiction • Confederacy of the Dead, 1993
awards:
• Bram Stoker Awards 1994 — novelette — nomination
• Locus Awards 1994 — novelette — 11th place
anthologies:
• Best New Horror 5, ed. Stephen Jones & Ramsey Campbell, Robinson 1994
Darker Angels • novel • Tor, 1997
awards:
• Bram Stoker Awards 1999 — novel — nomination
• Locus Awards 1999 — dark fantasy/horror novel — 5th place
• International Horror Guild Awards 1999 — novel — nomination
The Darkling Wind (as by Somtow Sucharitkul) • novel • Bantam Spectra, 1985
awards:
• Locus Awards 1986 — sf novel — 30th place
“Diamonds Aren't Forever” • short fiction • David Copperfield's Tales of the Impossible, 1995
awards:
• Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award 1996 — shortlist
“Dragon's Fin Soup” • short fiction • The Ultimate Dragon, 1995
awards:
• World Fantasy Awards 1996 — short fiction — nomination
anthologies:
• The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror: Ninth Annual Collection, ed. Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling, St. Martin’s 1996
Dragon's Fin Soup • collection • Alexander Publishing/EMR, 1998
awards:
• Locus Awards 2000 — collection — 18th place
“Fiddling for Waterbuffaloes ” (as by Somtow Sucharitkul) • short fiction • Analog Apr 1986
awards:
• Locus Awards 1987 — novelette — 15th place
Fire from the Wine-Dark Sea (as by Somtow Sucharitkul) • collection • Donning Starblaze, 1983
awards:
• Locus Awards 1984 — collection — 16th place
The Forest of the Night • novel • AvoNova, 1992
awards:
• Locus Awards 1993 — fantasy novel — 15th place
Light on the Sound (as by Somtow Sucharitkul) • novel • Timescape, 1982
awards:
• Locus Awards 1983 — sf novel — 24th place
“Lottery Night ” • The Roots of Fantasy, 1989
anthologies:
• The Year’s Best Science Fiction: Seventh Annual Collection, ed. Gardner R. Dozois, St. Martin’s 1990
“The Madonna of the Wolves ” (as by Somtow Sucharitkul) • short fiction • Asimov's Nov 1988
awards:
• Asimov's Reader Poll 1989 — novella — 8th place
Moondance • novel • Tor, 1990
awards:
• Locus Awards 1991 — horror/dark fantasy novel — 3rd place
• HOMer Awards 1991 — horror novel — winner
citations:
• 2009: 100 Must-Read Fantasy Novels, Stephen E. Andrews & Nick Rennison
“The Pavilion of Frozen Women ” • short fiction • Cold Shocks, 1991
awards:
• World Fantasy Awards 1992 — novella — nomination
anthologies:
• The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror: Fifth Annual Collection, ed. Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling, St. Martin’s 1992
The Pavilion of Frozen Women • collection • Gollancz, 1996
awards:
• World Fantasy Awards 1997 — collection — nomination
• Bram Stoker Awards 1997 — collection — nomination
“Resurrec Tech” • short fiction • Night Cry Spring 1987
awards:
• Bram Stoker Awards 1988 — novelette — nomination
Riverrun • novel • Avon, 1991
awards:
• Locus Awards 1992 — fantasy novel — 8th place
citations:
• 1999: Fantasy and Horror, Neil Barron
Starship & Haiku (as by Somtow Sucharitkul) • novel • Timescape, 1981
awards:
• Locus Awards 1982 — first novel — winner
“Tagging the Moon ” • short fiction • Asimov's mid-Dec 1993
awards:
• Asimov's Reader Poll 1994 — short story — 5th place
Utopia Hunters (as by Somtow Sucharitkul) • collection • Bantam, 1984
awards:
• Locus Awards 1985 — collection — 9th place
Valentine • novel • Gollancz, 1992
awards:
• Locus Awards 1993 — horror/dark fantasy novel — 8th place
Vampire Junction • novel • Donning, 1984
awards:
• Locus Awards 1985 — fantasy novel — 15th place
citations:
• 1999: Fantasy and Horror, Neil Barron
The Vampire's Beautiful Daughter • novella • Atheneum, 1997
awards:
• Locus Awards 1998 — novella — 7th place
“Vanilla Blood ” • Vampire Sextette, 2000
anthologies:
• Vampire Sextette, ed. Marvin Kaye, SFBC 2000
Vanitas • novel • Transylvania Press Canada, 1995
awards:
• Locus Awards 1996 — horror/dark fantasy novel — 9th place
The Wizard's Apprentice • novel • Macmillan Atheneum, 1993
awards:
• Locus Awards 1994 — fantasy novel — 16th place

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