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Aurealis Awards 2018 announced

6 May 2019

The winners of the 2018 Aurealis Awards for the best Australian science fiction, fantasy and horror writing published in 2018 have been announced. The winning titles were: Best science fiction...

Aurealis Awards 2018 finalists announced

21 February 2019

The finalists for the 2018 Aurealis Awards, presented for science fiction, fantasy and horror writing in Australia, have been announced. The finalists are: Best science fiction novel Scales of Empire...

Aurealis Awards 2017 finalists announced

15 February 2018

The finalists for the 2017 Aurealis Awards, presented for science-fiction, fantasy and horror writing in Australia, have been announced. Judging coordinator Tehani Croft said she was ‘impressed by the breadth...

Aurealis Awards 2013 finalists announced 

18 February 2014

The finalists for the 2013 Aurealis Awards, presented for science-fiction, fantasy and horror writing in Australia, have been announced. Among the categories announced are: Fantasy novel Lexicon (Max Barry, Mulholland)...

2012 Aurealis Awards announced

20 May 2013

The winners of the 2012 Aurealis Awards were announced at a ceremony in Sydney on 18 May, with Margo Lanagan picking up four awards, including best fantasy novel and joint...

2012 Australian Shadows Awards winners announced 

16 April 2013

The winners of the 2012 Australian Shadows Awards have been announced. Kirstyn McDermott won the novel category for Perfections (Xoum) and Kaaron Warren won the long fiction category for ‘Sky’ from...

Sir Julius Vogel Awards winners announced 

7 June 2011

The winners for this year's Sir Julius Vogel Awards, presented by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Association of New Zealand, have been announced. The winning titles are:Professional AwardsBest Novel -...

2010 Aurealis Awards: winners announced 

23 May 2011

The winners of the 2010 Aurealis Awards have been announced. The winners are: Children's fiction (told primarily through words)'The Keepers' series (Lian Tanner, A&U)Children's fiction (told primarily through pictures)The Boy and...

2010 Australian Shadows Awards winners announced 

19 April 2011

The winners of the 2010 Australian Shadows Awards have been announced. Bob Franklin has won the long fiction category for Under Stones (Affirm Press) and Kirstyn McDermott has won the short...

Shadows awards winners 

6 April 2010

The Australian Horror Writers Association has announced the winners of the Australian Shadows Awards. All this year's winning authors are female, a historic first for the awards. The awards are...

Aurealis award winners announced 

24 January 2010

The winners of this year's Aurealis Awards for the best science-fiction, fantasy and horror titles in Australia, have been announced.The 14th annual Aurealis Awards ceremony was held at the Judith...

Aurealis Award finalists announced 

8 December 2009

The finalists in this year's Aurealis Awards for science-fiction, fantasy and horror writing have been announced. Wonders of a Godless World (Andrew McGahan, A&U) and Astropolis Book Three: The Grand...

Worldcon 2010 to be held in Melbourne 

6 October 2009

The 2010 ‘WorldCon' science-fiction, fantasy and horror convention, will be held in Melbourne in 2010.  'Aussiecon 4' will be held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre from 2 to...

Dowling wins Shadows Award 

7 April 2008

Terry Dowling's short story ‘Toother' has won the Australian Shadows Award for best horror story of 2007. Published in Eclipse 1 (Night Shade Books), Dowling's tale of a serial killer in...

Finalists for 2008 Aurealis Awards announced 

11 December 2007

The finalists in the 2008 Aurealis Awards, which recognise the best Australian works in the genres of science fiction, fantasy and horror, have been announced. Aurealis Awards director Ron Serdiuk...

Dowling wins International Horror Guild award 

6 November 2007

Basic Black: Tales of Appropriate Fear (Cemetery Dance Publications), by Australian author Terry Dowling (pictured), is the joint winner of the International Horror Guild's award for best collection. Dowling's collection...