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2003 Aurealis Awards
Eligibility Year:
2002
Judges:
sf:
Justin Ackroyd,
Russell Farr,
Rowena Cory Lindquist (convenor);
fantasy:
Rob Bleckly,
Marian Foster,
Denise Lines,
Ben Payne (convenor);
horror:
Diane de Bellis (convenor),
Marianne De Pierres,
Rob Stephenson,
Kim Wilkins;
young adult:
John Cohen,
Ursula Dubosarsky,
Helen Patrice,
Mike Slusher,
Keith Stevenson (convenor);
children's:
Linsay Knight,
Sophie Masson (convenor),
Wendy Shepherd
- SF NOVEL
- Transcension, Damien Broderick
(Tor)
- Blue Silence, Michelle Marquardt
(Bantam Australia)
- Echoes of Earth, Sean Williams & Shane Dix
(HarperCollins)
- SF SHORT STORY
- "Walk to the Full Moon", Sean McMullen
(F&SF Dec 2002)
- "The Imperfect Instantaneous People Mover", Geoffrey Maloney
(Agog! Fantastic Fiction)
- "Late Returns", Shane M. Brown
(Redsine #9)
- "Lucy Lucy", Shane M. Brown
(Aurealis #29 2002)
- "Within Twilight", Chris McMahon
(Redsine #8)
- FANTASY NOVEL
- The Storm Weaver and the Sand, Sean Williams
(HarperCollins)
- Blood, Tony Shillitoe
(HarperCollins)
- The Crippled Angel, Sara Douglass
(HarperCollins)
- The Gift, Alison Croggon
(Penguin)
- Hades' Daughter, Sara Douglass
(HarperCollins)
- The Novice, Trudi Canavan
(HarperCollins)
- FANTASY SHORT STORY
- no award
- HORROR NOVEL
- The White Body of Evening, A. L. McCann
(Flamingo/HarperCollins)
- Daughter of the Dark, Louise Cusack
(Simon & Schuster)
- The Gift, Alison Croggon
(Penguin)
- Shadows Bite, Stephen Dedman
(Tor)
- HORROR SHORT STORY
- "Oracle", Kim Westwood
(Redsine #9)
- "Les Autres", Adam Browne
(Redsine #8)
- "Wastelands", Stephen Dedman
(Agog! Fantastic Fiction)
- "What the Tide Brings", Claire McKenna
(Fables & Reflections #2)
- "Within Twilight", Chris McMahon
(Redsine #8)
- YOUNG ADULT NOVEL
- The Hand of Glory, Sophie Masson
(Hodder Headline)
- Fireworks and Darkness, Natalie Jane Prior
(Angus & Robertson/HarperCollins)
- Mum, Me, and the 19th C, David McRobbie
(Angus & Robertson/HarperCollins)
- The Starthorn Tree, Kate Forsyth
(Pan)
- YOUNG ADULT SHORT STORY
- no award
- CHILDREN'S LONG FICTION
- In the Garden of Empress Cassia, Gabrielle Wang
(Puffin Books)
- Astrid Spark, Fixologist, Justin d'Ath
(Allen & Unwin)
- Eglantine, Catherine Jinks
(Allen & Unwin)
- Lily Quench and the Treasure of Mote Ely, Natalie Jane Prior
(Hodder)
- Rhianna and the Dogs of Iron, Dave Luckett
(Scholastic)
- CHILDREN'S SHORT FICTION
- "Tashi and the Haunted House", Anna Fienberg & Kim Gamble
(Allen & Unwin)
- "The Golden Udder", Terry Denton
(Allen & Unwin)
- "In the Blink of an Eye", Andrew Chapman
(Spellbinders, Spinouts Sapphire Longmans)
- "Old Ridley", Gary Crew & Marc McBride
(Hodder)
- "The Two Natalies", Justin d'Ath
(Reel Trouble, Spinouts Sapphire Longmans)
- PETER MCNAMARA CONVENORS' AWARD
- Robbie Matthews (for his important contribution to local genre publishing both with the Canberra Speculative Fiction Guild and Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine)
- Sara Creasy (for compiling and editing the monthly ebulletin 'aurealisXpress')
- Kim Selling & Lilla Smee (for organising the Fantastic Fictions: Medieval and Modern one-day seminar at the University of Sydney)
- Cat Sparks (for the guidance and support she has provided to the local genre industry through her imprint Agog! Publishing)
- Justine Larbalestier (for The Battle of the Sexes in Science Fiction)
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