The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, Inc. (SFWA) invites the speculative fiction community to view the 57th Annual Nebula Awards® Ceremony livestream on May 21 at 5pm Pacific Time (PT). Programming topics for the Nebula Conference, which runs May 20–22, are also now available.

A trailer for both the conference and ceremony has been released to the scheduled YouTube livestream event page for the ceremony. It features Neil Gaiman, who will co-host the ceremony with Connie Willis. During the ceremony, the winners of the 57th Annual Nebula Awards will be named (list of finalists). The previously announced SFWA Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master, Kevin O’ Donnell, Jr. Service to SFWA, and Kate Wilhelm Solstice Awards will also be presented.

The 57th Annual Nebula Awards® Ceremony

May 21, 2022

8pm Eastern • 5pm Pacific

Facebook: http://facebook.com/sfwa.org/live

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21VKlslZIRo  

Award presenters will join virtually from across the galaxy, including many past Nebula Award winners among them, and former and current SFWA Board members: Martha Wells, DaVaun Saunders, Greg Kasavin, John Scalzi, Amal El-Mohtar, Steven H Silver, Henry Lien, A. T. Greenblatt, C.L. Polk, and SFWA President Jeffe Kennedy and Vice President Tobias S. Buckell.

The 2022 Nebula Conference Online, also taking place this weekend, has now released its schedule of 50+ programming topics, which can be viewed here. This professional development conference for aspiring and established members of the science fiction and fantasy industries includes content geared toward creators working in games, comics, prose, poetry, and other mediums of storytelling. 

The 2022 Nebula Conference Online

May 20–22, 2022

Registration Price: $150.00

Register Here: https://events.sfwa.org/

Registrations will be available for purchase throughout the conference. They include a year of access to the panels that will take place live this weekend, a standing invitation to SFWA’s Weekly Writing Dates, and opportunities to network and socialize with other members of the community during the conference itself and at special events throughout the year.