Thomas Burnett Swann


science fiction awards database

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1977
Cry Silver Bells • novel • daw
awards:
• Locus Awards 1978 — fantasy novel — 11th place
The Minotaur Trilogy • series, 1977
citations:
• 1996: Magill's Guide to Science Fiction and Fantasy Literature, T. A. Shippey & A. J. Sobczak
Queens Walk in the Dusk • novel • Heritage
awards:
• Locus Awards 1978 — fantasy novel — 13th place

1976
Lady of the Bees • novel • Ace, 1976
citations:
• 1999: Fantasy and Horror, Neil Barron

1975
“The Night of the Unicorn ” • Nameless Places
anthologies:
• Unicorns!, ed. Jack M. Dann & Gardner R. Dozois, Ace 1982
• The Year’s Best Fantasy Stories #2, ed. Lin Carter, DAW 1976

1974
How Are the Mighty Fallen • novel • DAW
awards:
• Locus Awards 1975 — novel — 14th place
• Gaylactic Spectrum Awards 2000 — hall of fame — nomination
• Mythopoeic Awards 1975 — fantasy — nomination

1973
Phoenix Award 1973 — winner

1972
Green Phoenix • novel
awards:
• Mythopoeic Awards 1973 — fantasy — nomination
“Love Is a Dragonfly” • short fiction • F&SF Mar 1972
awards:
• Locus Awards 1973 — novella — 16th place

1971
The Forest of Forever • novel • Ace
awards:
• Locus Awards 1972 — novel — 15th place
• Mythopoeic Awards 1972 — fantasy — nomination

1970
Where Is the Bird of Fire? • collection • Ace, 1970
citations:
• 1984: The Science Fiction Sourcebook, David Wingrove

1966
Day of the Minotaur • novel • Ace
awards:
• Hugo Awards 1967 — novel — nomination
citations:
• 1999: Fantasy and Horror, Neil Barron
• 1988: Modern Fantasy: The Hundred Best Novels, David Pringle
“The Manor of Roses” • short fiction • F&SF Nov 1966
awards:
• Hugo Awards 1967 — novelette — nomination
anthologies:
• Modern Classics of Fantasy, ed. Gardner Dozois, St. Martin’s 1997

1962
“The Sudden Wings ” • Science-Fantasy #55 1962
anthologies:
• The Oxford Book of Fantasy Stories, ed. Tom Shippey, Oxford University Press 1994
“Where Is the Bird of Fire?” • short fiction • Science Fantasy Apr 1962
awards:
• Hugo Awards 1963 — short fiction — nomination
anthologies:
• What If? Volume 2, ed. Richard A. Lupoff, Pocket 1981



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