The 2024 Aurora Awards for excellence by Canadians in the fields of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror were awarded yesterday.
- Best Novel: The Valkyrie, Kate Heartfield, HarperVoyager
- Best YA Novel: Funeral Songs for Dying Girls, Cherie Dimaline, Tundra Books
- Best Novelette/Novella: Untethered Sky, Fonda Lee, Tordotcom
- Best Short Story: “At Every Door A Ghost”, Premee Mohamed, Communications Breakdown, MIT Press
- Best Graphic Novel: A Call to Cthulhu, Norm Konyu, Titan Nova
- Best Poem/Song “Awakening”, Tiffany Morris, Nightmare Magazine, Issue 134
- Best Related Work: Year’s Best Canadian Fantasy and Science Fiction: Volume One, Stephen Kotowych, editor, Ansible Press
- Best Cover Art/Interior Illustration: Augur Magazine, Issue 6.1, cover art, Lorna Antoniazzi
- Best Fan Writing and Publication: Polar Borealis, Issues 24, 25, 26, and 27, edited by R. Graeme Cameron
- Best Fan Related Work: ephemera Reading Series, KT Bryski and Jen R. Albert, co-chairs, online
Congratulations to all, and particularly to R. Graeme Cameron who, for some reason, chose to be nominated for his work on his own magazine – Polar Borealis, rather than for his review work for Amazing Stories (that’s a non-serious comment btw).
Graeme has chosen, following his fifth win, to withdraw Polar Borealis from future consideration so that others may have a chance!
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