Archive for 'Contests'
Tor.com to Give Away a Chicon Membership
Tor.com is giving away a membership — either attending or supporting — to next year’s Worldcon in Chicago (August 30 – September 3, 2012 at the Hyatt Regency Chicago). Enter to win by visiting the sweepstakes page at Tor.com and leaving a comment. The giveaway is in part to note the completion of Jo Walton’s series of [...]
Posted: September 23rd, 2011 under Contests.
Tags: contest, Tor.com, WorldCon
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NPR’s Top 100 SF
National Public Radio has released the results of this year’s annual readers’ survey. They invited listeners to choose their favorite SF and fantasy novels (excluding YA, horror, and paranormal romances). More than 5,000 people submitted nominations to produce a list of 237 nominees, and over 60,000 votes were cast to create a list of the [...]
Posted: August 12th, 2011 under Contests.
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2011 Jim Baen Memorial Contest Winners
Winners have been announced for the 2011 Jim Baen Memorial Writing Contest. Grand Prize: “That Undiscovered Country”, Nancy Fulda 2nd Place: “Gemini XVII”, Brad Torgersen 3rd Place: “Natural Selection”, Michael Simon The winning story will be featured on the Baen Books website and paid the normal professional publication rate. The contest is sponsored by Baen [...]
Posted: March 17th, 2011 under Awards, Contests.
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Spectrum 18 Awards
The 2011 Spectrum 18 Awards winners were announced in Kansas City MO, March 12, 2011. Advertising Gold: “Narco Americano”, Ryohei Hase (Playboy) Silver: “The Fisherman’s Wife”, Sam Weber (The Society of Illustrators) Book Gold: “God’s War”, David Palumbo (Night Shade) Silver: “White Trash Zombie”, Dan Dos Santos (DAW) Comics Gold: “A Flight of Angels”, Rebecca [...]
Posted: March 16th, 2011 under Awards, Contests.
Tags: art
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New Scientist Flash Fiction Contest
The deadline is approaching fast for the New Scientist Forgotten Futures 2010 flash fiction competition. Neil Gaiman will help judge the contest, selecting the winner from a shortlist chosen by New Scientist editors. Story submissions, on the theme of “futures that never were”, should be a maximum of 350 words, including the title, and may [...]
Posted: November 15th, 2010 under Contests.
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