2019 Aurora Awards

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The 2019 Aurora Awards were presented by the Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy Association on October 19 at Can-Con 2019 in Ottawa.

Best Novel

  • Armed in Her Fashion by Kate Heartfield, ChiZine Publications

Best Young Adult Novel

  • Cross Fire: An Exo Novel by Fonda Lee, Scholastic Press

Best Short Fiction

  • “Gods, Monsters, and the Lucky Peach” by Kelly Robson, Tor.com Publications

Best Graphic Novel

  • It Never Rains by Kari Maaren, Webcomic

Best Poem/Song

  •  “Ursula Le Guin in the Underworld” by Sarah Tolmie, On Spec issue 107 vol 28.4

Best Related Work

  • Disabled People Destroy Science Fiction edited by Dominik Parisien and Elsa Sjunneson-Henry, Uncanny Magazine

Best Visual Presentation

  • Deadpool 2, written and produced by Ryan Reynolds, Twentieth Century Fox

Best Artist

  • Samantha M. Beiko, covers for Laksa Media

Best Fan Writing and Publications

  • She Wrote It But…Revisiting Joanna Russ’ “How to Suppress Women’s Writing” 35 Years Later, Krista D. Ball

Best Fan Organizational

  • Derek Künsken and Marie Bilodeau, co-chairs, Can*Con, Ottawa

Best Fan Related Work

  • Edward Willett, The Worldshapers (Podcast)

Hall of Fame Award

  • Tanya Huff
  • R. Graeme Cameron
  • Eileen Kernaghan

Tanya Huff (right)

Marie Bilodeau and Derek Kunsken

Samantha Beiko

Kelly Robson and Charles de Lint

Kate Heartfield (right)

Update 10/20/2019: Added the names of two more Hall of Fame inductees.

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6 thoughts on “2019 Aurora Awards”

  2. As usual, three Hall of Fame inductees were announced.

    1) Tanya Huff.
    2) Eileen Kernaghan.
    3) R. Graeme Cameron.

    Bit disappointed to see only the first reported.

  3. R. Graeme Cameron: Your disappointment is understandable. Where would I go to find the full list? None of the Hall of Fame inductees was named in the Aurora Awards press release. I knew about Tanya Huff because Melanie Marttila tweeted about her receiving the award. I haven’t seen any tweets about the others. The Hall of Fame section of the Prix Aurora website hasn’t been updated with the 2019 inductees — still lists only the nominees.

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  6. Congratulations to Tanya Huff (a long-time favorite of mine) and all the other winners! 😀

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