2014 Seiun Awards

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The winners of the 2014 Seiun Awards were announced this past weekend at Nutscon, the 53rd Japanese National SF convention, in Tsukuba, Japan.

Here are the results as listed in a post with English translations.

Best Japanese Long Story

  • From Mt.Kororogi, From Jupiter Trojan by issui ogawa (Hayakawa Publishing, Inc.)

Best Japanese Short Story

  • Ima Shuugouteki Muishikio by Kosyu Tani (Kawade Shobo Shinsha,Publishers)

Best Translated Long Story

  • Blindsight by Peter Watts, translated by Yoichi Shimada (Tokyo Sogensha)

Best Translated Short Story

  • “The Paper Menagerie” by Ken Liu, translated by Furusawa Yoshimi-dori (Hayakawa 1/13)

Best Dramatic Presentation

  • Pacific Rim, Director: Guillermo del Toro

Best Comic

  • The World of Narue by Marukawa Tomohiro. Edited by Kadokawa Shoten. First published in Japan by Kadokawa Corporation, Tokyo

Best Artist

  • Naoyuki Katoh

Best Nonfiction

  • DIY Liquid Fuel Rocket by Summer Rocket team, Asari Yoshitoh (Gakken Education Publishing Co., Ltd.)

Non Section (or Freedom)

  • Nova SF, edited by Nozomi Ohmori (Kawade Shobo Shinsha, Publishers)

Some examples of the winning artist’s work are collected here.

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3 thoughts on “2014 Seiun Awards”

  1. I suspect Google Translate. A better description of the last category would be “Other Works”. (It’s open to anything that doesn’t fit in the other categories.)

  2. Not being satisfied with the translation offered by the site I did, in fact, obtain “Freedom” from Google Translate. From your reading, would you say it is for “works” (publications, media productions), or could it encompass the Seiun equivalent of Chris Garcia’s onstage Hugo meltdown?

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