
Obviously, we're pretty excited about the
2010 Hugo Awards shortlist. Ian McDonald's
The Dervish House

makes the list of finalists for Best Novel, and yours truly (Lou Anders) makes my fifth appearance in the category of Best Editor - Long Form.

This news follows right on the heels of Mark Hodder's Philip K. Dick Award win for
The Strange Affair of Spring Heeled Jack
.
Meanwhile, just announced is the the publication of the short list for the David Gemmell Award. Congratulations to Pierre Pevel, whose novel
The Alchemist in the Shadows

, originally published by Gollancz and just out from Pyr, is nominated for the Legend Award - Best Fantasy Novel, and to Todd Lockwood, whose cover for the Pyr edition of Tom Lloyd's
The Ragged Man
is up for the Ravenheart Award for Best Fantasy Art Cover.
Finally, congratulations again to Ian McDonald for his
BSFA win for
The Dervish House
for Best Novel.
Congratulations to you and Pyr on your awards and nominations! I read The Alchemist in one day! I rarely see anything said about the job translators do, so I want to give a shout out to whoever translated The Alchemist - it was wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAlso, congratulations on the thorough post about Norwescon - Michael and I wanted to go, but unfortunately we didn't make it. So glad you and your family enjoyed my home city!