Photo by Ruth EJ Booth
The BSFA 2017 Awards were presented at Follycon, the 69th Eastercon, in Harrogate on March 31.
Best Novel
- Nina Allan – The Rift (Titan Books)
Best Shorter Fiction
- Anne Charnock – The Enclave (NewCon Press)
Best Non-Fiction
- Paul Kincaid – Iain M. Banks (University of Illinois Press)
Best Artwork
JOINT WINNER
- Jim Burns – Cover for The Ion Raider by Ian Whates (NewCon Press)
- Victo Ngai – Illustration for ‘Waiting on a Bright Moon’ by JY Yang (Tor.com)
Nina Allan wins @bsfa award for best novel THE RIFT #follycon @TitanBooks pic.twitter.com/CjCm8jvChE
— Carol Goodwin (@JupitersGhost) March 31, 2018
The @BSFA award for best artwork (presented by @kierongillen) are JOINT Jim Burns and Victo Ngai (collected by @LeeAHarris) #follycon #BSFAawards pic.twitter.com/ddHNZJ4n62
— Glyn Morgan (@GR_Morgan) March 31, 2018
Best Artwork: Jim Burns – Cover for 'The Ion Raider' by Ian Whates (NewCon Press) #BSFAawards #follycon @follycon2018 #follycon18 #follycon2018 pic.twitter.com/lkJ0a7cXFL
— BSFA (@BSFA) March 31, 2018
Best Artwork: Victo Ngai – Illustration for 'Waiting on a Bright Moon' by JY Yang (https://t.co/y4FOnunfYj) #BSFAawards #follycon @follycon2018 #follycon18 #follycon2018 pic.twitter.com/VAjgBJi1QH
— BSFA (@BSFA) March 31, 2018
The @BSFA award for nonfiction (presented by Christina Lake) goes to @pkincaid_critic for his book on Iain M. Banks. Collected by Christopher Priest #follycon #BSFAawards pic.twitter.com/g6LrRVoBqC
— Glyn Morgan (@GR_Morgan) March 31, 2018
The @BSFA award for Shorter Fiction (presented by @Nnedi) goes to @annecharnock!!! Woop!!! #follycon #BSFAawards pic.twitter.com/PNAuxIzoDv
— Glyn Morgan (@GR_Morgan) March 31, 2018
Congratulations @annecharnock on winning @BSFA award for shorter fiction for THE ENCLAVE #follycon pic.twitter.com/WJxspyv0UI
— Carol Goodwin (@JupitersGhost) March 31, 2018
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Congratulations to all! I thought The Rift was brilliant, and every Iain Banks fan should read Kincaid’s insightful book. (I haven’t gotten to Charnock’s novella yet.)
I’m not sure you could have a more quintessentially Jim Burns illustration than that cover, and even for Victo Ngai that’s a gorgeous piece of work.
I’m a big fan of the Kincaid Iain M. Banks book – and it’s just done the double with a Hugo nom as well!
Carol Goodwin should take that refresher course in taking-photos-without-people’s-heads-blocking-the-view…
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