Tansy Rayner Roberts


science fiction awards database

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Creature Court: Power and Majesty (2010), Shattered City (2011), Reign of Beasts (2012) • HarperVoyager
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2016 — Sara Douglass Book Series — nomination
The Reviewing New Who series (by David McDonald, TRR & Tehani Wessely)
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2014 — William Atheling Jr. Award for Criticism or Review — winner (tie)
• Ditmar Awards 2015 — William Atheling Jr. Award for Criticism or Review — nomination
“12 Days of Witchmas” • short fiction • self-published
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2024 — fantasy short story — winner
AustrAlien Absurdities (Chuck McKenzie & TRR, eds.) • anthology • Agog! Press, 2002
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2003 — Australian collected work — nomination
“The Bluebell Vengeance” • short fiction • Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine #28
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2008 — novella — nomination
Cabaret of Monsters • short fiction • self-published, 2018
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2019 — novella or novelette — winner
Castle Charming • self-published
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2021 — collection — nomination
“Cold White Daughter” • short fiction • One Small Step, 2013
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2014 — short story — nomination
“Cookie Cutter Superhero” • short fiction • Kaleidoscope, 2014
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2015 — short story — nomination
• WSFA Small Press Award 2015 — shortlist — nomination
Cranky Ladies of History (TRR & Tehani Wessely, eds.) • collection • FableCroft, 2015
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2016 — collected work — winner
“The Curse Is Come Upon Me, Cried” • short fiction • Please Look After This Angels & Other Winged Stories, 2017
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2018 — fantasy short story — winner
“Did We Break the End of the World?” • short fiction • Defying Doomsday, 2016
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2017 — sf novella — nomination
• Aurealis Awards 2017 — young adult short story — nomination
• Ditmar Awards 2017 — novella or novelette — winner
“Does Sex Make Science Fiction Soft?” • short fiction • Uncanny Magazine #1
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2015 — William Atheling Jr. Award for Criticism or Review — winner
“Dragon by Subscription” • short fiction • Patreon
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2020 — young adult short story — nomination
• Aurealis Awards 2020 — fantasy short story — winner
“Echo and Narcissus” • short fiction • Sheep Might Fly
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2022 — fantasy novella — nomination
“Fake Geek Girl” • short fiction • Review of Australian Fiction Vol 14 #4
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2016 — novella or novelette — nomination
The Fictional Mother • self-published
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2018 — Convenors' Award — winner
“Fleshy” • short fiction • 2012, 2008
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2009 — sf short story — nomination
The Frost Fair Affair • short fiction • self-published, 2020
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2021 — fantasy novella — nomination
Galactic Chat (by Alisa Krasnostein, TRR & Sean_2 Wright)
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2012 — fan publication — nomination
• Ditmar Awards 2013 — fan publication — nomination
Galactic Suburbia (by presented by Alisa Krasnostein, Alexandra Pierce and TRR; produced by Andrew Finch)
awards:
• Hugo Awards 2017 — fancast — nomination
• Hugo Awards 2018 — fancast — nomination
• Hugo Awards 2019 — fancast — nomination
• Hugo Awards 2020 — fancast — nomination
• Ditmar Awards 2011 — fan publication — winner
• Ditmar Awards 2012 — fan publication — nomination
• Ditmar Awards 2013 — fan publication — nomination
• Ditmar Awards 2014 — William Atheling Jr. Award for Criticism or Review — winner (tie)
• Ditmar Awards 2014 — fan publication — nomination
• Ditmar Awards 2015 — fan publication in any medium — nomination
• Ditmar Awards 2016 — fan publication in any medium — winner
• Ditmar Awards 2017 — fan publication in any medium — nomination
• Ditmar Awards 2018 — fan publication in any medium — nomination
• Ditmar Awards 2019 — fan publication in any medium — nomination
Galactic Suburbia Podcast (by Alisa Krasnostein, Alex Pierce, TRR, presenters; Andrew Finch, producer)
awards:
• Hugo Awards 2012 — fancast — nomination
• Hugo Awards 2013 — fancast — nomination
• Hugo Awards 2014 — fancast — nomination
• Hugo Awards 2015 — fancast — winner
• Aurealis Awards 2012 — Peter McNamara Convenors' Award — winner
Gate Sinister • novella • self-published, 2023
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2024 — fantasy novella — winner
Gentlewomen of the Press • nonfiction
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2019 — William Atheling Jr. Award for Criticism or Review — nomination
Girl Reporter • short fiction • Book Smugglers, 2017
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2018 — young adult short story — winner
• Aurealis Awards 2018 — sf novella — winner
• Ditmar Awards 2018 — novella or novelette — winner
“Glass Slipper Scandal” • short fiction • Sheep Might Fly
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2017 — novella or novelette — nomination
“How to Survive an Epic Journey”
anthologies:
• Mythic Journeys: Retold Myths and Legends, ed. Paula Guran, Night Shade Books 2019
Ink Black Magic • novel • Fablecroft, 2013
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2014 — fantasy novel — nomination
• Ditmar Awards 2014 — novel — nomination
“Julia Agrippina's Secret Family Bestiary” • short fiction • Love and Romanpunk, 2011
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2012 — novella or novelette — nomination
“Kids These Days” • short fiction • Rebuilding Tomorrow, 2020
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2021 — young adult short story — nomination
“Life Us” • short fiction • Shiny #5
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2010 — young adult short story — nomination
Love and Romanpunk • Twelfth Planet
awards:
• Locus Awards 2012 — collection — 14th place
• Aurealis Awards 2012 — collection — nomination
• Ditmar Awards 2012 — collected work — nomination
Merry Happy Valkyrie • short fiction • Twelfth Planet, 2018
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2019 — fantasy novella — nomination
A Modern Woman's Guide to Classic Who
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2011 — William Atheling Jr. Award for Criticism or Review — winner
Mother of Invention (Rivqa Rafael & TRR, eds.) • anthology • Twelfth Planet Press, 2018
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2019 — anthology — nomination
• Ditmar Awards 2019 — collected work — winner
“Nine Times” (by Kaia Landelius & TRR) • short fiction • Worlds Next Door, 2010
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2011 — young adult short story — nomination
Not If You Were the Last Short Story on Earth (by Alisa Krasnostein, Ben Payne, Alexandra Pierce & TRR)
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2008 — fanzine — winner
Of Knives and Night-blooms • novel • self-published, 2023
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2024 — fantasy novel — nomination
“The Patrician” • short fiction • Love and Romanpunk, 2011
awards:
• Locus Awards 2012 — short story — 28th place
• Aurealis Awards 2012 — young adult short story — nomination
• Ditmar Awards 2012 — short story — winner
• WSFA Small Press Award 2012 — winner
Please Look After This Angel & Other Winged Stories • collection • self-published, 2017
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2018 — collection — nomination
Power and Majesty • novel • Harper Voyager, 2010
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2011 — fantasy novel — winner
• Ditmar Awards 2011 — novel — winner
“Prosperine When It Sizzles” • short fiction • New Ceres Nights, 2009
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2010 — short story — nomination
“The Raven and Her Victory”
anthologies:
• Heiresses of Russ 2014: The Year's Best Lesbian Speculative Fiction, ed. Melissa Scott & Steve Berman, Lethe Press 2014
“Relentless Adaptations” • short fiction • Sprawl, 2010
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2011 — sf short story — nomination
The Rereading the Empire Trilogy series
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2016 — William Atheling Jr. Award for Criticism or Review — nomination
review of Elizabeth Bear's "New Amsterdam" (by TRR & Alexandra Pierce) • ASif!: Australian Specfic In Focus
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2008 — William Atheling Jr. Award for Criticism or Review — nomination
The Reviewing New Who series (by David McDonald, TRR & Tehani Wessely)
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2016 — William Atheling Jr. Award for Criticism or Review — nomination
“Salon Faerie” • short fiction • self-published
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2023 — fantasy short story — nomination
“Sara Kingdom dies at the end” • short fiction • Companion Piece, 2015
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2016 — William Atheling Jr. Award for Criticism or Review — nomination
“SF Women of the 20th Century” • short fiction • Tansyrr.com
awards:
• Ditmar Awards 2016 — William Atheling Jr. Award for Criticism or Review — nomination
The Shattered City • novel • HarperVoyager, 2011
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2012 — fantasy novel — nomination
• Ditmar Awards 2012 — novel — nomination
“Siren Beat” • short fiction • Roadkill/Siren Beat, 2009
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2010 — fantasy short story — nomination
• Ditmar Awards 2010 — novella or novelette — nomination
Siren Beat • short fiction • Twelfth Planet, 2009
awards:
• WSFA Small Press Award 2010 — winner
Splashdance Silver • novel
awards:
• George Turner Prize 1998 — winner
Team Queen • collection • self-published, 2022
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2023 — collection — nomination
Time of the Cat • novel • self-published, 2023
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2024 — sf novel — winner
Unreal Alchemy • self-published
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2021 — collection — nomination
Verity! (by Deborah Stanish, Erika Ensign, Katrina Griffiths, L. M. Myles, Lynne M. Thomas, TRR)
awards:
• Hugo Awards 2014 — fancast — nomination
• Hugo Awards 2018 — fancast — nomination
“Way-bread Rising” • short fiction • Stories of Survival, 2021
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2022 — young adult short story — nomination
“What Books Survive”
anthologies:
• Ex Libris: Stories of Librarians, Libraries, and Lore, ed. Paula Guran, Prime Books 2017
A Wicked Blade • novella • self-published, 2023
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2024 — fantasy novella — nomination
“Witchy Ways” • short fiction • Witchy Ways, 2022
awards:
• Aurealis Awards 2023 — young adult short story — nomination

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