The Aurealis Awards, established in 1995 by Chimaera Publications, the publishers of Aurealis magazine, aim to recognise the achievements of Australian science fiction, fantasy and horror writers.
These awards are intended to expand the scope of other awards by recognising writers in varying categories of speculative fiction, rather than addressing the genre as a whole.
The shortlist for the 2010 awards was announced earlier this week, and the winners will be announced at an awards ceremony in Sydney in May 2011.
Booked Out congratulates all of the finalists and would like to recognise the Booked Outers who are finalists in the following categories…
CHILDREN’S FICTION (told primarily through words)
Grimsdon, Deborah Abela, Random House
CHILDREN’S FICTION (told primarily through pictures)
Night School, Isobelle Carmody (writer) & Anne Spudvilas (illustrator), Penguin Viking
YOUNG ADULT Novel
Guardian of the Dead, Karen Healey, Allen & Unwin
The Life of a Teenage Body-Snatcher, Doug MacLeod, Penguin
BEST ILLUSTRATED BOOK/ GRAPHIC NOVEL
Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Nicki Greenberg, Allen & Unwin
These awards are intended to expand the scope of other awards by recognising writers in varying categories of speculative fiction, rather than addressing the genre as a whole.
The shortlist for the 2010 awards was announced earlier this week, and the winners will be announced at an awards ceremony in Sydney in May 2011.
Booked Out congratulates all of the finalists and would like to recognise the Booked Outers who are finalists in the following categories…
CHILDREN’S FICTION (told primarily through words)
Grimsdon, Deborah Abela, Random House
CHILDREN’S FICTION (told primarily through pictures)
Night School, Isobelle Carmody (writer) & Anne Spudvilas (illustrator), Penguin Viking
YOUNG ADULT Novel
Guardian of the Dead, Karen Healey, Allen & Unwin
The Life of a Teenage Body-Snatcher, Doug MacLeod, Penguin
BEST ILLUSTRATED BOOK/ GRAPHIC NOVEL
Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Nicki Greenberg, Allen & Unwin