Premio Ignotus 2024 Winners

The winners of the Premio Ignotus 2024 (2024 Ignotus Awards) were announced by Spain’s Asociación Española de Fantasía, Ciencia Ficción y Terror at Hispacón de Isla on November 9.

Novela / Best Novel

  • El lugar invisible, by Lola Llatas (Published by Obscura Editorial)

Novela Corta / Best Novella

  • Puedes llamarme Espátula, by Celia Corral-Vázquez (Published by Droids & Druids)

Cuento / Best Short Story

  •  “Mi Primera Ouija TM”, by Ana Saiz (in Droids & Druids nº 7: Comunicaciones)

Antologia / Best Anthology / Collection

  • Tierra de Meigas, by Amparo Montejano (Published by Numak)

Libro de ensayo / Best related Book

  • Breve viaje por la España de las brujas, by Clara Dies Valls y Javier Prado Coronel (self-published)

Articulo / Best related work

  •  “Hopepunk: Cuando la bondad es rebeldía”, by Aitor Aráez (on the website Droids & Druids)

Ilustración / Best Cover

  • Cover of Breve viaje por la España de las brujas, by Clara Dies Valls y Javier Prado Coronel (autoeditado)

Producción audiovisual / Audiovisual production

  • Droids & Druids, pódcast by Amanda Iniesta, Elena Torró and Inés Galiano

Tebeo / Comics

  • La taza medio llena, by Laurielle (autoeditado)

Revista / Magazine

  • Droids & Druids, by Amanda Iniesta, Inés Galiano, María Dolores Martínez and Elena Torró

Novela extranjera / Foreign Novel

  • Mi corazón es una motosierra, by Stephen Graham Jones (Published by Biblioteca de Carfax and translated by Manuel de los Reyes)

Novela Corta Extranjera / Foreign Novella

  • Acércate, by Sara Gran (Published by Biblioteca de Carfax and translated by María Pérez de San Román)

Cuento extranjera / Foreign story

  •  “El mirador de las viudas”, by Angela Slatter (Published by Voces de lo Insólito and translated by Carla Bataller Estruch)

Antología extranjera / Foreign Anthology / Collection

  • Cuentos para Algernon: Año XI, by multiple authors (in Cuentos para Algernon and translated by Marcheto)

Tebeo extranjero / Foreign Comic

  • Tragones y Mazmorras, by Ryôko Kui (Published by Milky Way and translated by Marc Bernabé)

Sitio web / Website

Libro Infantil-Juvenil / Children’s-Youth Book

  • El verano en que llegaron los lobos, by Patricia García-Rojo (Published by Ediciones SM)

Juego by Rol / Role Playing Game

  • Alguien debe morir, by Alejandro Torrado and Nefta Nervo (Published by Suseya Ediciones)

Premio Ignotus 2024 Provisional List of Finalists

The provisional list of finalists for the Premio Ignotus 2024 (2024 Ignotus Awards) has been announced by Spain’s Asociación Española de Fantasía, Ciencia Ficción y Terror.

The winners will be announced at Hispacón de Isla to be held November 8-10.

Novela / Best Novel

  • Chiaroscuro, by Elio Quiroga (Published by Dolmen Editorial)
  • El lugar invisible, by Lola Llatas (Published by Obscura Editorial)
  • Intermnemosis, by Celia Corral-Vázquez (Published by Crononauta)
  • Regreso a Gaozu, by Isa J. González (Published by Crononauta)
  • Teseo en llamas, by Beatriz Alcaná (Published by Ediciones del Viento)

Novela Corta / Best Novella

  • Banti, by Pablo Rodríguez (Published by Con Pluma y Píxel)
  • Echidna, by Beatriz Alcaná (self-published)
  • Piel de sapo, by Eduardo Norte (Published by Editorial Cerbero)
  • Puedes llamarme Espátula, by Celia Corral-Vázquez (Published by Droids & Druids)
  • Tras la muerte, al fin, paz, by Virginia Orive de la Rosa (Published by Editorial Cerbero)

Cuento / Best Short Story

  • A Halloween Ending, by Tamara López (self-published)
  • “Calabaza”, by Victoria F. Leffingwell (in Terrores cotidianos, self-published)
  • “El cubo infernal”, by Daniel Canals (in Historias Pulp nº 7: Evil Dead)
  • “La casa en la cima de la colina”, by Eryn Novak (on the Chica Sombra website)
  • “Mi Primera Ouija TM”, by Ana Saiz (in Droids & Druids nº 7: Comunicaciones)
  • “Prometheus”, by Martín Moreno Oliván (in Extraños mundos, self-published)

Antologia / Best Anthology / Collection

  • Atlas 10, by multiple authors (Published by Akane Editorial)
  • Huellas, by multiple authors (self-published)
  • Noches de Navidad, by multiple authors (Published by Duermevela)
  • Orgullo zombi 4, by multiple authors (self-published)
  • Tierra de Meigas, by Amparo Montejano (Published by Numak)

Libro de ensayo / Best related Book

  • Breve viaje por la España de las brujas, by Clara Dies Valls y Javier Prado Coronel (self-published)
  • Editoras de lo extraño, by Amparo Montejano y Jose R. Montejano (Published by Dilatando Mentes Editorial)
  • ¡Madre mía!, by Alicia Pérez Gil (Published by Dilatando Mentes Editorial)
  • Mundo Zombi: El cine de muertos vivientes, by Ramón Monedero (Published by Almuzara)
  • Ocurrió en Texas, by Andrés R. Paredes (Published by Applehead Team)

Articulo / Best related work

  • “Diez cómics ideales para Halloween”, by Yago Lago (on the website Meristation)
  • “El Eternauta, un icono igual a Perón, Maradona o El Ché”, by Rodrigo Bastidas Pérez (on the website La rueda suelta)
  • “Heather Langenkamp: Guerrera del sueño”, by Manuel Lendínez Gallego (in El tren de la bruja nº 3: Especial Final Girls)
  • “Hopepunk: Cuando la bondad es rebeldía”, by Aitor Aráez (on the website Droids & Druids)
  • “Medio Siglo de posesiones”, by Tony Jiménez (on the website La rueda suelta)

Ilustración / Best Cover

  • Cover of Acércate, by Rafael Martín Coronel (Published by La biblioteca de Carfax)
  • Cover of Breve viaje por la España de las brujas, by Clara Dies Valls y Javier Prado Coronel (autoeditado)
  • Cover of El tren de la bruja #3: Especial Final Girls, by Juan Carlos Quesada Garrido (Published by The Horror Collector)
  • Cover of Mi corazón es una motosierra, by Rafael Martín Coronel (Published by La biblioteca de Carfax)
  • Cover of Piel de sapo, by Juan Alberto Hernández (Published by Editorial Cerbero)
  • Cover of Regreso a Gaozu, by Marina Vidal (Published by Crononauta)

Producción audiovisual / Audiovisual production

  • A grito pelao, pódcast by Chris T. Nash
  • Droids & Druids, pódcast by Amanda Iniesta, Elena Torró and Inés Galiano
  • Furia en la librería, pódcast by Carla Plumed and Inés Galiano
  • Los supervivientes del Indianápolis, podcast by Daniel Robles Montiel
  • Lumak, pódcast by Ander Mombiela and Eleazar Herrera

Tebeo / Comics

  • Decreepyt, by multiple authors (Published by Suseya Ediciones)
  • El pájaro y la serpiente, by Borja González (Published by Reservoir Books)
  • La taza medio llena, by Laurielle (autoeditado)
  • Lightbringer, by Nixarim (auteditado)
  • Pussy Punk, by Samir Karimo (autoeditado)

Revista / Magazine

  • Círculo de Lovecraft, by Amparo Montejano and José R. Montejano
  • Droids & Druids, by Amanda Iniesta, Inés Galiano, María Dolores Martínez and Elena Torró
  • Pulporama, by Rocío Stevenson and Lucina Adamzcyk
  • Tentacle Pulp, by Francisco Javier Giménez Carrero
  • Windumanoth, by Álex Sebastián, David Tourón and Víctor Blanco

Novela extranjera / Foreign Novel

  • Ascensión, by Nicholas Binge (Published by Minotauro and translated by Gemma Benavent)
  • Hermana Roja, by Mark Lawrence (Published by Red Key Books and translated by Natalia Cervera)
  • Las lobas, by John Ajvide Lindqvist (Published by Almuzara Libros and translated by Miguel Trujillo Fernández)
  • Legado de jade, by Fonda Lee (Published by Insólita Editorial and translated by Antonio Rivas)
  • Mi corazón es una motosierra, by Stephen Graham Jones (Published by Biblioteca de Carfax and translated by Manuel de los Reyes)

Novela Corta Extranjera / Foreign Novella

  • Acércate, by Sara Gran (Published by Biblioteca de Carfax and translated by María Pérez de San Román)
  • La imitación de exitos ya conocidos, by Malka Older (Published by Crononauta and translated by Carla Bataller Estruch y Malka Older)
  • Light Chaser / Cercallums, by Peter F. Hamilton y Gareth L. Powell (Published in Castillian by Red Key Books and translated by Jesús Jiménez Cañadas / Published in Catalán by Editorial Chronos and translated by Lluís Delgado)
  • Los Tambores del Dios Negro, by P. Djèlí Clark (Published by Obscura and translated by Raúl García Campos)
  • “Plegaria por la timidez de los árboles” / Pregària per als tímids com els arbres, by Becky Chambers (Published in Castillian by Crononauta in Monje y robot and translated by Carla Bataller Estruch / Published in Catalán by Mai Més and translated by Anna Llisterri)

Cuento extranjera / Foreign story

  • “Coiffeur 7”, by Kiran Kaur Saini (Published by Crononauta in Aanuk and translated by María Albaladejo)
  • “El mirador de las viudas”, by Angela Slatter (Published by Voces de lo Insólito and translated by Carla Bataller Estruch)
  • “El test de la coneja”, by Samantha Mills (Published by Crononauta in Aanuk and translated by María Albaladejo)
  • “La Marca del Diablo”, by Harriet Parr (Published by La Nave Invisible: La revista nº 1 and translated by Virginia Buedo)
  • “Lluvias, las justas”, by P. H. Lee (Published by Crononauta in Aanuk and translated by María Albaladejo)

Antología extranjera / Foreign Anthology / Collection

  • Conejo maldito, by Bora Chung (Published by Alpha Decay and translated by Álvaro Trigo Maldonado)
  • Cuentos para Algernon: Año XI, by multiple authors (in Cuentos para Algernon and translated by Marcheto)
  • Gertrude M Barrows: antología de relatos. Señoras invisibles 1, by Gertrude M. Barrows (Published by Droids & Druids and translated by Inés Galiano y Mariado Martínez).

Tebeo extranjero / Foreign Comic

  • Cosmoknights, by Hannah Templer (Published by Astronave and translated by Laura Obradors Noguera)
  • Expediente Warren: La amante, by Scott Snyder and Dave Johnson (Published by ECC Ediciones)
  • ¿Habéis oído lo que ha hecho Eddie Gein?, by Harold Schechter and Eric Powell (Published by Panini)
  • Night Club, by Juanan Ramírez y Mark Millar (Published by Panini)
  • Tragones y Mazmorras, by Ryôko Kui (Published by Milky Way and translated by Marc Bernabé)

Sitio web / Website

Libro Infantil-Juvenil / Children’s-Youth Book

  • Bajo el cielo de Celenda #1: Visionarios, by Carmen Sánchez Baeza (self-published)
  • Colmillos: Misterio en Navidalia, by Jacobo Feijóo, Martín Rodríguez (Published by Algar Editorial)
  • Doce Soles III: Cénit, by Amaya García y Alberto Mínguez (Published by Grupo Edebé)
  • El verano en que llegaron los lobos, by Patricia García-Rojo (Published by Ediciones SM)
  • Intra, by Isabel Pedrero (Published by Distrito 93)

Juego by Rol / Role Playing Game

  • Alguien debe morir, by Alejandro Torrado and Nefta Nervo (Published by Suseya Ediciones)
  • Cazador de mentiras, by Santiago Eximeno (Published by El Refugio de Ryhope)
  • La dragona en la habitación, by multiple authors (Published by Maldragón editorial)
  • La senda del viajero, by Juan M. M. Muñoz (Published by Suseya Ediciones)

Ignotus Awards 2023

The winners of the Premio Ignotus 2023 (2023 Ignotus Awards) were announced by Spain’s Asociación Española de Fantasía, Ciencia Ficción y Terror at Hispacón de Zaragoza on September 9.

NOVELA / BEST NOVEL

  • Proyecto Kétchup, by Inés Galiano (Obscura Editorial)

NOVELA CORTA / BEST NOVELLA

  • Nia, by Patricia Reimóndez Prieto (LES Editorial)

CUENTO / BEST SHORT STORY

  •  “Los Marginados”, by Tony Jiménez (in ¡Matad a esos p#tos nazis!, Apache Libros)

ANTOLOGIA / BEST ANTHOLOGY / COLLECTION

  • Cuentos para Algernon Año X, by multiple authors (Marcheto)

LIBRO DE ENSAYO / BEST RELATED BOOK

  • Terry Pratchett. Una vida con notas al pie / Terry Pratchett: una vida amb notes a peu de página, by Rob Wilkins (Mai Més, translated into Castilian Spanish by Manu Viciano and into Catalan by Marta Armengol Royo).

ARTICULO / BEST RELATED WORK

  • “Autoras descatalogadas en tu zona”, by Arturo Urbanos (on the website La Nave Invisible)

ILUSTRACIÓN / BEST COVER

  • Cover of Aventuras en el Litenverso, by Laurielle (Crononauta)

PRODUCCIÓN AUDIOVISUAL / AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTION

  • Droids & Druids, pódcast by Amanda Iniesta, Elena Torró and Inés Galiano

TEBEO / COMICS

  • Asalto al castillo, by Laurielle (Self-published)

REVISTA / MAGAZINE

  • Windumanoth, by Álex Sebastián, David Tourón and Víctor Blanco

NOVELA EXTRANJERA / FOREIGN NOVEL

  • Nona la Novena, by Tamsyn Muir (Nova, translated by David Tejera Expósito)

NOVELA CORTA EXTRANJERA / FOREIGN NOVELLA

  • La noche de los maniquís, by Stephen Graham Jones (La Biblioteca de Carfax, translated by Manuel de los Reyes)

CUENTO EXTRANJERA / FOREIGN STORY

  •  “La larga subida”, by Alix E. Harrow (in Cuentos para Algernon, translated by Marcheto)

TEBEO EXTRANJERO / FOREIGN COMIC

  • Locke & Key: The Golden Age, by Gabriel Rodríguez and Joe Hill (Panini)

SITIO WEB / WEB

LIBRO INFANTIL-JUVENIL / CHILDREN’S-YOUTH BOOK

  • Un futuro incierto, by Isabel Pastor Martín and José Luis Pastor Diez (Suseya Ediciones)

JUEGO BY ROL / ROLE PLAYING GAME

  • Asfalto, by Alberto Seijo (Self-published)

Premio Ignotus 2023 Finalists

The finalists for the Premio Ignotus 2023 (2023 Ignotus Awards) have been announced by Spain’s Asociación Española de Fantasía, Ciencia Ficción y Terror.

Voting on the finalists will begin August 21. The winners will be announced at Hispacón de Zaragoza on September 9.

Novela / Best Novel

  • Alys Jaeger. Crónica de una asesina, by Jesús R. Rivas (La máquina que hace Ping!)
  • El viaje de Orión. Ciudad, by Quique Lobo (Self-published)
  • Historia de Rodrigo, by Almijara Barbero Carvajal (Editorial Cerbero)
  • Las épicas e impensables crónicas de Eriborn van Frufrú, by Nacho Iribarnegaray García (Editorial Cerbero)
  • Proyecto Kétchup, by Inés Galiano (Obscura Editorial)

Novela Corta / Best Novella

  • 999 pedazos, by Isabel Pedrero (Editorial Cerbero)
  • Huérfanos del sueño, by Andrés Zelada (Editorial Cerbero)
  • Llamando a la Tierra, by Andrea Penalva (Editorial Cerbero)
  • Nia, by Patricia Reimóndez Prieto (LES Editorial)
  • Todos mis santos, by Manuel Ortiz (Editorial Cerbero)

Cuento / Best Short Story

  • “El espejo”, by Antonio Vicente Gázquez (on the website Chica Sombra )
  • “El niño y la sierpes”, by M. A. Álvarez (on the website El blog de M. A. Álvarez )
  • “En línea con el infierno”, by Tamara López (Self-published)
  • “Los Marginados”, by Tony Jiménez (en ¡Matad a esos p#tos nazis!, Apache Libros)
  • “Mala cosecha”, by José Luis Pastor (en El mercader de Venus Vol. 4,  Con Pluma y Píxel)

Antologia / Best Anthology / Collection

  • Antología de fantaciencia, by multiple authors (Droids & Druids)
  • Comas suspensivas, by Israel Alonso (Editorial Cerbero)
  • Cuentos para Algernon Año X, by multiple authors (Marcheto)
  • Lágrimas de silicio, by Juan Antonio Oliva Ostos (Dilatando Mentes)
  • ¡Matad a esos p#tos nazis!, by multiple authors (Apache Libros)
  • Orgullo Zombi Vol. 3, by multiple authors (Self-published)

Libro de ensayo / Best related Book

  • Atrapados en estrecha compañía, by Daniel Pérez Navarro (Dilatando Mentes)
  • Buffy, cazavampiros: La serie que cambió el mundo, by Jöse Sénder (Dolmen Editorial)
  • El mito del vampirismo, by Dioni Arroyo Merino (Apache Libros)
  • Oculto David Lynch, by multiple authors (Dilatando Mentes, coordinated by Roger Ferrer Ventosa)
  • Terry Pratchett. Una vida con notas al pie / Terry Pratchett: una vida amb notes a peu de página, by Rob Wilkins (Mai Més, translated into Castilian Spanish by Manu Viciano and into Catalan byMarta Armengol Royo).

Articulo / Best related work

Ilustración / Best Cover

  • Cover of Aventuras en el Litenverso, by Laurielle (Crononauta)
  • Cover of Dark West, by Raúl Rodríguez Fernández (Suseya Ediciones)
  • Cover of El mercader de Venus Vol. 4. Agro CiFi, by Antonio del Hoyo (Con Pluma y píxel)
  • Cover of Los cazadores del rey, by Matías Bergara (Dolmen Editorial)
  • Cover of ¡Matad a esos p#tos nazis!, by Nuria Velasco (Apache Libros)

Producción audiovisual / Audiovisual production

  • Droids & Druids, pódcast by Amanda Iniesta, Elena Torró and Inés Galiano
  • Furia en la librería, pódcast by Carla Plumed and Inés Galiano
  • Las escritoras de Urras, pódcast by Maielis González and Sofía Barker
  • Los supervivientes del Indianápolis, by Daniel Robles Montiel
  • Lumak, pódcast by Ander Mombiela and Eleazar Herrera

Tebeo / Comics

  • Asalto al castillo, by Laurielle (Self-published)
  • El fuego, by David Rubín (Astiberri)
  • Grito nocturno, by Borja González (Reservoir Books)
  • La guerra de los mundos, by Santiago García and Javier Olivares (Astiberri)
  • Yo, Zombiro, by Samir karimo, Miguel Ángel Sánchez and Felipe Arambarri (Self-published)

Revista / Magazine

  • Droids & Druids, by Amanda Iniesta, Inés Galiano, María Dolores Martínez and Elena Torró
  • La Avenida de los Libros, by multiple editors
  • Supersonic, by Cristina Jurado and Nieves Mories
  • Tentacle Pulp, by Francisco Javier Giménez Carrero
  • Windumanoth, by Álex Sebastián, David Tourón and Víctor Blanco

Novela extranjera / Foreign Novel

  • Cuento de hadas, by Stephen King (Plaza & Janés and translated by Carlos Milla Soler)
  • Defekt”, by Nino Cipri (Crononauta en Aventuras en el Litenverso and translated by Carla Bataller Estruch)
  • Mascota, by Akwaeke Emezi (Crononauta and translated by Carla Bataller Estruch /  Indòmita and translated by Octavi Gil)
  • Nona la Novena, by Tamsyn Muir (Nova and translated by David Tejera Expósito)
  • Perdición, by Jack Ketchum (La Biblioteca de Carfax and translated by María Pérez de San Román)

Novela Corta Extranjera / Foreign Novella

  • De conjuros y otras penas, by Angela Slatter (Duermevela Ediciones and translated by Rebeca Cardeñoso)
  • El Demonio de Próspero, by K. J. Parker (Red Key Books and translated by Mª Pilar San Román)
  • Finna”, by Nino Cipri (Crononauta en Aventuras en el Litenverso and translated by Carla Bataller Estruch)
  • Infiltrado, by K. J. Parker (Red Key Books and translated by Mª Pilar San Román)
  • La noche de los maniquís, by Stephen Graham Jones (La Biblioteca de Carfax and translated by Manuel de los Reyes)

Cuento extranjera / Foreign story

  • “Ateuchus”, by Philip Fracassi (Dilatando Mentes en Bajo un cielo lívido and translated by José Ángel de Dios)
  • “El chico que oía gritos”, by R. L. Stine (Montena en Escalofríos and translated by Francesc Reyes Camps)
  • “El vendedor de helados”, by Philip Fracassi (Dilatando Mentes en Bajo un cielo lívido and translated by José Ángel de Dios)
  • “La larga subida”, by Alix E. Harrow (en Cuentos para Algernon and translated by Marcheto)
  • “Morera y Lechuza”, by Aliette de Bodard (Crononauta en Matreon and translated by Carla Bataller Estruch)
  • “Nosotras, las chicas que no sobrevivimos”, by E. A. Petricone (Crononauta en Matreon and translated by Carla Bataller Estruch)

Tebeo extranjero / Foreign Comic

  • Alien #1: Linajes, by Philip Kennedy Johnson and Salvador Larroca (Panini)
  • Locke & Key: The Golden Age, by Gabriel Rodríguez and Joe Hill (Panini)
  • Lore Olympus, by Rachel Smythe (Random Comics and translated by Noemí Risco)
  • Los perros del mar, by Joe Hill and Dan McDaid (ECC Ediciones)
  • Proctor Valley Road, by Alex Child, Naomi Franquiz and Grant Morrison (Panini)

Sitio web / Web

Libro Infantil-Juvenil / Children’s-Youth Book

  • Batalla por el Olimpo, by Escuadrón 42 (Insomnia Ediciones)
  • Del lado de la rebelión, by Alba G. Callejas (Akane Editorial)
  • Doce Soles I (Encélado), by Amaya García y Alberto Mínguez (Edebé)
  • El mundo místico de Madame Mym, by Juan Bauty (Self-published)
  • Un futuro incierto, by Isabel Pastor Martín and José Luis Pastor Diez (Suseya Ediciones)

Juego by Rol / Role Playing Game

  • Asfalto, by Alberto Seijo (Self-published)
  • Imperio de Rueda, by Juan Miguel Sueiro (Con Pluma y Píxel)
  • Malditos, by Santiago Eximeno (El refugio de Ryhope)
  • Pokémon: Aventuras en Kanto, by Unai Rojo (Self-published)
  • Raven, by Daniel P. Espinosa (Shadowlands

Ignotus Awards 2022

The winners of the Premio Ignotus 2022 (2022 Ignotus Awards) have been announced by Spain’s Asociación Española de Fantasía, Ciencia Ficción y Terror.

Winners for works translated into Spanish are Tamsyn Muir, Sarah Gailey, and Alix E. Harrow.

Novela / Best Novel

  • Brujas de arena, by Marina Tena Tena (Insólita)

Novela Corta / Best Novella

  • Carcoma, by Layla Martínez (Amor de Madre)

Cuento / Best Short Story

Antologia / Best Anthology / Collection

  • Cuentos para Algernon: Año IX, by multiple authors (Marcheto)

Libro de ensayo / Best related Book

  • La Nave Invisible: 5 años de travesía, by multiple authors (self-published)

Articulo / Best related work

Ilustración / Best Cover

  • Cover of Las bestias olvidadas de Eld, by María Matos (Duermevela)

Producción audiovisual / Audiovisual production

  • Las escritoras de Urras, pódcast by Maielis González and Sofía Barker Lumak, pódcast by Ander Mombiela and Eleazar Herrera

Tebeo / Comics

  • Nada del otro mundo, by Laurielle (Fandogamia)

Revista / Magazine

  • Windumanoth, by Álex Sebastián, David Tourón and Víctor Blanco

Novela extranjera / Foreign Novel

  • Gideon la Novena, by Tamsyn Muir [Gideon the Ninth] (Translated into Spanish by David Tejera (Expósito, Nova)

Novela Corta Extranjera / Foreign Novella

  • Se buscan mujeres sensatas, by Sarah Gailey [Upright Women Wanted] (Translated into Spanish by Carla Bataller Estruch; Crononauta)

Cuento extranjera / Foreign story

  • “Señor Muerte”, by Alix E. Harrow [Mr. Death] (Translated into Spanish by Marcheto, en Cuentos para Algernon)

Sitio web / Web

  • La Nave Invisible, by multiple authors (https://lanaveinvisible.com/)

Libro Infantil-Juvenil / Children’s-Youth Book

  • El ciclo de vida de la mariposa nocturna, by Bruno Puelles (Dolmen)

Juego by Rol / Role Playing Game

The category is cancelled for 2022 under Artículo 29 – Failure to receive votes on at least 10% of the ballots).

Ignotus Awards 2022 Finalists

The finalists for the Premio Ignotus 2022 (2022 Ignotus Awards) have been announced by Spain’s Asociación Española de Fantasía, Ciencia Ficción y Terror.

They include works in Spanish translation — Novels by Tamsyn Muir, Jo Walton, Neon Yang, Susanna Clarke, and Nicholas Eames; Novellas by Rivers Solomon, Daveed Diggs, Jonathan Snipes and William Hutson, Aliya Whiteley, P. Djèlí Clark, Neon Yang, Sarah Gailey, and Sara Tantlinger; and Short Stories by Vina Jie-Min Prasad, Zen Cho, Rae Carson, Dale Bailey, and Alix E. Harrow.

Novela / Best Novel

  • Brujas de arena, by Marina Tena Tena (Insólita)
  • Dientes rojos, by Jesús Cañadas (Obscura)
  • Innombrable, by Caryanna Reuven (Crononauta)
  • La luna de Gathelic, by Inés Galiano (Malas Artes)
  • Las edades de Itnis, by Salvador Bayarri (Premium)
  • Omega, by Isabel Pedrero (Insomnia)

Novela Corta / Best Novella

  • Carcoma, by Layla Martínez (Amor de Madre)
  • El asesinato de Leah Phar, by Rafael de la Rosa (Cerbero)
  • La caza del último ojáncano, by G. G. Lapresa (Cerbero)
  • Pollo en pepitoria, by Andrés Zelada (Cerbero)
  • Sagato, by Enerio Dima (Cerbero)

Cuento / Best Short Story

Antologia / Best Anthology / Collection

  • Bestiario de Tierra y Tinta, by Clara Dies Valls (self-published)
  • Cuentos para Algernon: Año IX, by multiple authors (Marcheto)
  • Exilium: Primer Impacto, by multiple authors (Cerbero)
  • La hermandad de la noche: cuentos de sangre y oscuridad, by multiple authors (self-published)
  • Todas las chicas descalzas, by Nieves Mories (Dilatando Mentes)

Libro de ensayo / Best related Book

  • Domingo Santos. Una vida de ciencia ficción, by Mariano Villarreal (El Transbordador)
  • Infestación, by Érica Couto-Ferreira (Dilatando Mentes)
  • La Nave Invisible: 5 años de travesía, by multiple authors (self-published)
  • Todas Gamers quinto aniversario Vol. 2: Con más esdrújulas, by multiple authors (self-published)
  • Soy lo que me persigue, by Ismael Martínez Biurrun and Carlos Pitillas Salvá (Dilatando Mentes)

Articulo / Best related work

Ilustración / Best Cover

  • Cover of En las profundidades, by Joey Hi-Fi (Crononauta)
  • Cover of Exilium: Primer Impacto, by Juan Alberto Hernández (Cerbero)
  • Cover of Innombrable, by Sara H. Randt (Crononauta)
  • Cover of Las bestias olvidadas de Eld, by María Matos (Duermevela)
  • Cover of Vallparadís, by iSouru (autoeditada)

Producción audiovisual / Audiovisual production

  • Café librería, Twitch channel by Carla Plumed
  • Droids & Druids, pódcast by Amanda Iniesta, Elena Torró and Inés Galiano La cuarentena, program by publisher Cerbero
  • Las escritoras de Urras, pódcast by Maielis González and Sofía Barker Lumak, pódcast by Ander Mombiela and Eleazar Herrera

Tebeo / Comics

  • Calavera lunar, by Albert Monteys (Mai Més)
  • Chocozombi apocalíptico, by Felipe Arambarri, Miguel Ángel Sánchez and Samir Karimo (self-published)
  • Enseñanza Mágica Obligatoria, by Sergio S. Morán (self-published)
  • Nada del otro mundo, by Laurielle (Fandogamia)
  • Villanueva, by Javi de Castro (Astiberri)

Revista / Magazine

  • Círculo de Lovecraft, by Amparo Montejano
  • Droids & Druids, by Inés Galiano and María Dolores Martínez
  • Supersonic, by Alicia Pérez Gil, Cristina Jurado and Nieves Mories
  • Tentacle Pulp, by Francisco Javier Giménez Carrero
  • Windumanoth, by Álex Sebastián, David Tourón and Víctor Blanco

Novela extranjera / Foreign Novel

  • Gideon la Novena, by Tamsyn Muir [Gideon the Ninth] (Translated into Spanish by David Tejera (Expósito, Nova)
  • La ciudad justa, by Jo Walton [The Just City] (Translated into Spanish by Blanca Rodríguez, (Duermevela)
  • Las mareas negras del cielo, by Neon Yang [The Black Tides of Heaven] (Translated into Spanish by Carla Bataller Estruch, (Duermevela)
  • Piranesi, by Susanna Clarke [Piranesi] (Translated into Spanish by Antonio Padilla Esteban, (Salamandra), and translated into Catalan by Ferran Ràfols Gesa, (Amsterdam)
  • Reyes de la tierra salvaje, by Nicholas Eames [The Kings of the Wild] (Translated into Spanish by David Tejera (Expósito, Gamon)

Novela Corta Extranjera / Foreign Novella

  • En las profundidades, by Rivers Solomon, Daveed Diggs, Jonathan Snipes and William Hutson [The Deep] (Translated into Spanish by Carla Bataller Estruch; Crononauta)
  • La belleza, by Aliya Whiteley [The Beauty] (Translated into Spanish by José Ángel de Dios; Dilatando Mentes)
  • La maldición del tranvía 015, by P. Djèlí Clark [The Haunting of Tram Car 015] (Translated into Spanish by Rebeca Cardeñoso; Duermevela)
  • Los hilos rojos de la fortuna, by Neon Yang [The Red Threads of Fortune] (Translated into Spanish by Carla Bataller Estruch;  Duermevela)
  • Se buscan mujeres sensatas, by Sarah Gailey [Upright Women Wanted] (Translated into Spanish by Carla Bataller Estruch; Crononauta)
  • Ser devorado, by Sara Tantlinger [To Be Devoured] (Translated into Spanish by José Ángel de Dios; Dilatando Mentes)

Cuento extranjera / Foreign story

  • “Guía para razas trabajadoras”, by Vina Jie-Min Prasad [A Guide for Working Breeds] (Translated into Spanish by Carla Bataller Estruch; Crononauta)
  • La mujer de terracota, by Zen Cho [The Terracotta Bride] (Translated into Spanish by Rebeca Cardeñoso; Duermevela)
  • “Madres cañeras en el apocalipsis zombi”, by Rae Carson [Badass Moms in the Zombie Apocalypse] (Translated into Spanish by Carla Bataller Estruch; Crononauta)
  • “Me casé con un monstruo del espacio exterior”, by Dale Bailey [I Married a Monster from Outer Space] (Translated into Spanish by Marcheto, en Cuentos para Algernon)
  • “Señor Muerte”, by Alix E. Harrow [Mr. Death] (Translated into Spanish by Marcheto, en Cuentos para Algernon)

Sitio web / Web

  • ConsuLeo, by Consuelo Abellán (https://consuleoluegoexisto.com/)
  • Cuentos para Algernon, by Marcheto (https://cuentosparaalgernon.wordpress.com/)
  • Matreon, by Crononauta (https://www.patreon.com/crononauta)
  • La Nave Invisible, by multiple authors (https://lanaveinvisible.com/)
  • La Tercera Fundación, by la asociación Los conseguidores (https://tercerafundacion.net/)

Libro Infantil-Juvenil / Children’s-Youth Book

  • Catalejos para mirar muy de cerca, by Maielis González (Cerbero)
  • El campamento, by Rocío Remesal (Cerbero)
  • El ciclo de vida de la mariposa nocturna, by Bruno Puelles (Dolmen)
  • El medallón de la luna, by Alba G. Callejas (Selecta)
  • La hija de la bruja, by Yolanda Camacho (Cerbero)

Juego by Rol / Role Playing Game

The category is cancelled for 2022 under Artículo 29 – Failure to receive votes on at least 10% of the ballots).

Premios Ignotus 2021 Winners

The Premio Ignotus 2021 (2021 Ignotus Awards) winners have been announced by Spain’s Asociación Española de Fantasía, Ciencia Ficción y Terror.

They include works in Spanish translation by Ursula K. Le Guin, Becky Chambers, and Ted Chiang.

Novela / Best Novel

  • Se vende alma (por no poder atender), by Sergio S. Morán (self-published)

Novela Corta / Best Novella

  • La última luz de Tralia, by Isa J. González (Crononauta)

Cuento / Best Short Story

Antologia / Best Anthology / Collection

  • Cuentos para Algernon: Año VIII, by VVAA (Marcheto)

Libro de ensayo / Best related Book

  • El idioma de la noche, by Ursula K. Le Guin (translated into Spanish by Ana Quijada and Irene Vidal, Gigamesh)

Articulo / Best related work

Ilustración / Best Cover

  • Cover of La única criatura enorme e inofensiva, by Sara H. Randt (Crononauta)

Producción audiovisual / Audiovisual production

  • Las escritoras de Urras, pódcast by Maielis González y Sofía Barker

Tebeo / Comics

  • Descanso Corto, by Laurielle (self-published)

Revista / Magazine

  • Windumanoth, by Álex Sebastián, David Tourón y Víctor Blanco

Novela extranjera / Foreign Novel

  • Una órbita cerrada y compartida [A Closed and Common Orbit], by Becky Chambers (translated into Spanish by Alexander Páex y Antonio Rivas, Insólita)

Cuento extranjera / Foreign story

  • “Exhalación” / “Exhalació” [“Exhalation”], by Ted Chiang (translated into Spanish by Rubén Martín Giráldez and by Ferran Ràfols Gesa, respectively. (Sexto Piso / Mai Més)

Sitio web / Web

Libro Infantil-Juvenil / Children’s-Youth Book

[Tie]

  • Lionheart, by Ana Roux (Nocturna)
  • No escuches a la Luna, by Marina Tena Tena (Literup)

Juego by Rol / Role Playing Game

  • Los secretos del mundo mágico, by Laura Guerrero (with illustrations by Loremi Arts & Craft; autoeditado)

New Logo for Pórtico, Spain’s SFF&H Association

Pórtico, Spain’s Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Association, has just launched its new visual image. They also shared the cover art for Visiones 2020, their annual collection of stories.

Blanca Rodríguez, President, and Isa J. González, Member of the Board unveiled the new logo through the association’s  YouTube channel The team in charge of the new identity – Laura Soriano, graphic designer, and L. J. Salart, publicist- also took part in the presentation. 

The change is aimed at boosting the historical name of the association, Pórtico, fallen into disuse in recent years. The objective is to instrumentalize a name that is catchy, easy to remember, as well as full of history, aligning it with a visual identity adapted to the times. A new logo resembling a portal has been created as a symbol of all literary genres grouped in the association: fantasy, science fiction and horror. 

From a technical point of view, this new identity lends itself to different digital and printing uses, not only for publications (the collections Visiones, Fabricantes de Sueños and Sólo para Socios), but also for events (HispaCon), and for the different awards granted by the association (Ignotus, Domingo Santos, Gabriel, and the recently created Matilde Horne). 

According to Blanca Rodríguez, President of Pórtico, “The new logo strengthens the association’s image, offering a unified, easy to remember and modern visual concept. It clearly transmits the idea of a collaborative community in the current world, one characterized by its great diversity. With this logo, we want all the literary genres embedded in our association to feel represented”.

Pórtico, the Spanish Association of Fantasy, Science Fiction and Horror, is a non-profit organization focused on the promotion of fantasy, science fiction and horror in Spain. For more information, visit  their website.

[Based on a press release.]

Premios Ignotus 2020 Finalists

The finalists for the Premio Ignotus 2020 (2020 Ignotus Awards) have been announced by Spain’s Asociación Española de Fantasía, Ciencia Ficción y Terror.

They include works in Spanish translation by Aliette de Bodard, Christopher Golden, N. K. Jemisin, Stephen King, Kameron Hurley, Nnedi Okorafor, Alix E. Harrow, Joe Hill, Martha Wells and Bev Vincent.

Winners will be announced at the online Hispacón 2020.

Novela / Best Novel

  • Asuntos de muertos, by Nieves Mories (Cerbero)
  • El arcano y el jilguero, by Ferran Varela (El transbordador)
  • Inmóviles: Día, by Juan José Díaz Téllez (el autor)
  • Pakminyó, by Felicidad Martínez (Cerbero)
  • Voces en la ribera del mundo, by Diana P. Morales (Triskel)

Novela Corta / Best Novella

  • La pandilla UFO 2: El secreto del área 51, by Israel Moreno (el autor)
  • La última mujer de La Mancha, by Enerio Dima (Cerbero)
  • Las mocedades de Rodrigo, by Almijara Barbero Carvajal (Cerbero)
  • Los comuneros, by Sergio Salvador Campos (Matraca)
  • Mundo al revés: Origen, by Ángel Padilla (Sportula)

Cuento / Best Short Story

  • Corvus Corax, by Bruno Puelles (Wave Books)
  • “El falso comerciante de pimienta”, by David P. Yuste (en la revista Círculo de Lovecraft número 11)
  • “Martina ama su trabajo”, by Héctor Espadas López-Tello (in the anthology Seiya, la noche silenciosa published by Lengua de trapo)
  • “Nada mejor que la risa de un niño”, by Tony Jiménez (in the anthology Pasen y mueran published by Suseya)
  • “No hay delito”, by Tamara López (in the anthology Más macabras published by maLuma)

Antologia / Best Anthology / Collection

  • Actos de F. E., by various authors (Cerbero)
  • Crónica de sucesos, by Tamara López (collection) (Matraca)
  • Cuentos para Algernon: Año VII, selected by Marcheto (la web Cuentos para Algernon)
  • Pasen y mueran, coordinated by Tamara López (Suseya)
  • Tormenta e ímpetu, coordinated by Josué Ramos (Tinta púrpura)
  • Trece relatos de amor maldito, by Cristina Bermejo Rey (collection) (Papeles del duende)

Libro de ensayo / Best related Book

  • Cortázar visto por Elia Barceló, by Elia Barceló (Cazador de ratas)
  • Infiltradas, with selections by Cristina Jurado and Lola Robles (Palabaristas Press)
  • Moriremos por fuego amigo, by Juan Manuel Santiago (Cazador de ratas)
  • Supernovas. Una historia feminista de la ciencia ficción audiovisual, by Elisa McCausland y Diego Salgado (Errata Naturae)
  • ¡Todos flotan! Las pesadillas de Stephen King Vol. II (1990-2019), by Tony Jiménez (Applehead Team Creaciones)

Articulo / Best related work

  • “Aliette de Bodard sobre la supresión de la maternidad”, [Motherhood and Erasure] by Aliette de Bodard (en la web La nave invisible, with translation de Loreto ML)
  • “El niño que era Stephen King”, by Tony Jiménez (in the magazine Imágenes de actualidad número 404)
  • “Guía para empezar a leer Mundodisco de Terry Pratchett según tus gustos”, by Carla Campos (en la web Origen cuántico)
  • “La fetichización de la violencia contra las mujeres en las distopías”, by Laura Huelin (en la web La nave invisible)
  • “La impronta de No profanar el sueño de los muertos”, by Pako Mulero Arenillas (en la web La cabina de Nemo)
  • “Ochenterror”, by David P. Yuste y Tony Jiménez (in the magazine La cabina de Nemo número 6)

Ilustración / Best Cover

  • Cover of Darkgate, la oscuridad que devora, by José Raúl Orte Crespo (Tebeox)
  • Cover of El lamento de la sirena, by Libertad Delgado (Khabox)
  • Cover of La brigada lluminosa, by Marina Vidal (Mai Més)
  • Cover of Quien teme a la muerte, by Joey Hi-Fi (Crononauta)
  • Cover of ¡Todos flotan! Las pesadillas de Stephen King Vol. II (1990-2019), by Manuel J. Iniesta (Applehead Team Creaciones)

Producción audiovisual / Audiovisual production

  • Café librería (podcast), by Beatriz Aguilar Gallo, Carla Plumed, David Pierre, Gemma Martínez y Miriam Beizana Vigo
  • Klaus (largometraje), directed by Sergio Pablos
  • La olla de la Cocina del Infierno (podcast), by Sato Yasei David
  • Proyecto Terror (podcast), by Patricia Prida
  • Rock entre amigos (podcast), by Kike Molla Tormo

Tebeo / Comics

  • Darkgate, la oscuridad que devora, by José Raúl Orte Crespo y Tony Jiménez (Tebeox)
  • Lo que trajo Laqueus, by David Hueso y Fabián Álvarez (editado Tantor Books)
  • No mires atrás, by Anabel Colazo (La cúpula)
  • Ocultos, by Laura Pérez (Astiberri)
  • Very Horrible Stories 2, by Juan Carlos Cervera and Nacho Fito (Tantor Books)

Revista / Magazine

  • La cabina de Nemo, edición by Pako Mulero Arenillas
  • SuperSonic, dirección by Cristina Jurado (Palabaristas Press)
  • Tantrum, dirección by Sam G. C., Santiago Eximeno and Tomás Rivera (Impresiones privadas)
  • Vuelo de cuervos, edición by Lorena Gil Rey
  • Windumanoth, dirección by Álex Sebastián, David Tourón y Víctor Blanco

Novela extranjera / Foreign Novel

  • Ararat, by Christopher Golden (Grupo Tierra Trivium, with translation by Efraim Suárez)
  • El cielo de Piedra [The Stone Sky], by N. K. Jemisin (Nova, with translation by David Tejera Expósito)
  • El instituto [The Institute], by Stephen King (Plaza & Janés, with translation by Carlos Milla Soler)
  • La brigada de luz [The Light Brigade], by Kameron Hurley (Alianza, with translation by Natalia Cervera)
  • Quien teme a la muerte [Who Fears Death], by Nnedi Okorafor (Crononauta, with translation by Carla Bataller Estruch)

Cuento extranjera / Foreign story

  • “El experto en turbulencias” (“The Turbulence Expert”), by Stephen King (in the anthology Por los aires Penguin Random House, with translation by José Óscar Hernández Sendín)
  • “Las guías de la bruja: vías de escape. Compendio práctico de portales a mundos de fantasía” (“A Witch’s Guide to Escape: A Practical Compendium of Portal Fantasies”), by Alix E. Harrow (en la web Cuentos para Algernon, with translation by Marcheto)
  • “Quedan liberados” (“You Are Released”), by Joe Hill (in the anthology Por los aires Penguin Random House, with translation by José Óscar Hernández Sendín)
  • Sistemas críticos (“All Systems Red”), by Martha Wells (La esfera by los libros, with translation by Carla Bataller Estruch)
  • “Zombis en el avión” (“Zombies on a Plane”), by Bev Vincent (in the anthology Por los aires published by Penguin Random House, with translation by José Óscar Hernández Sendín)

Sitio web / Web

Libro Infantil-Juvenil / Children’s-Youth Book

  • Cuenta nueve estrellas, by Andrea Maceiras (Anaya)
  • El abrazo de la sirena, by Ana Alcolea (Anaya)
  • El secreto de Olga, by Patricia García-Rojo (Anaya)
  • Prácticas mágicas, by Nahikari Diosdado (Cerbero)
  • Siete días en un planeta desconocido, by Bruno Puelles (Dilatando mentes)

Retro Ignotus 1989

Spain’s Asociación Española de Fantasía, Ciencia Ficción y Terror has just added a throwback award category to its Premio Ignotus 2019 (2019 Ignotus Awards) slate – the Retro Ignotus 1989 for Novel.

Eligible for the award are —

Any work of science fiction, fantasy, terror or related subject of more than 17,500 words, originally written in one of the languages ??of the Spanish State and originally published in Spain in 1989…

Compilations of individual stories that form a series will not be considered novels.

Voting is open to members of AEFCFT and Hispacon. All the award winners will be announced December 7 at the convention.

Retro Ignotus 1989 Novel Eligibility List

  • Cuando la lógica falla, el Sistema llama a… Zuk-1, by Jordi Sierra i Fabra (Ed. Pirene)
  • Doctor diabólico, by Ralph Barby (Ed. Olimpic)
  • El bastardo, by Ralph Barby (Ed. Olimpic)
  • El duende, by Pedro Gálvez Ruiz (Ed. Obelisco)
  • El jardí dels set crepuscles, by Miquel by Palol (Ed. Columna)
  • El regreso by Doble-P, by Fernando Lalana (Ed. Magisterio Español)
  • El regreso by Senuv, by Josefina Vañó by San Juan (Ed. L’estudi d’en Llop)
  • El viejo y la ninfa, by Ralph Barby (Ed. Olimpic)
  • La gaviota caníbal, by Ralph Barby (Ed. Olimpic)
  • La hacienda del ahorcado, by Donald Curtis (Ed. Astri)
  • Lágrimas calcinadas, by Ralph Barby (Ed. Olimpic)
  • Las islas by la guerra, by Ángel Torres Quesada (Ed. Ultramar)
  • Las islas del infierno, by Ángel Torres Quesada (Ed. Ultramar)
  • Las islas del paraíso, by Ángel Torres Quesada (Ed. Ultramar)
  • Las lágrimas del sol, by José María Merino (Ed. Alfaguara)
  • Las manos del muerto, by Donald Curtis (Ed. Astri)
  • Las trece campanadas, by José María Latorre (Ed. Montesinos)
  • Las últimas horas by Pincher Trumbo, by Jesús Pardo de Santayana Díez (Ed. Random House Mondadori)
  • Los gatos by Circe, by Ralph Barby (Ed. Olimpic)
  • Los rojos ganaron la Guerra, by Fernando Vizcaíno Casas (Ed. Planeta)
  • “Piel”, by Elia Barceló (en Sagrada, ed. Ediciones B)
  • Profanación, by Ralph Barby (Ed. Olimpic)
  • Querido muñeco, by Ralph Barby (Ed. Olimpic)
  • Ragnarok [artica], by Francisco Arellano (en Máser 14, ed. Juan José Parera)
  • “Sagrada”, by Elia Barceló (en Sagrada, ed. Ediciones B)
  • Shakanjoisha, by Jordi Sierra i Fabra (Ed. SM)
  • Sombras paralelas, by Vicente Muñoz Puelles (Ed. Tusquets)