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Boneshaker$17.99 add to cart

Locus Magazine, the trade journal of the Science Fiction and Fantasy field, has released the winners of their annual awards.

• Best Science Fiction Novel: Boneshaker, Cherie Priest
• Best Fantasy Novel: The City & The City, China Miéville
• Best First Novel: The Windup Girl, Paolo Bacigalupi
• Best Young Adult Book: Leviathan, Scott Westerfeld
• Best Anthology: The New Space Opera 2, Gardner Dozois & Jonathan Strahan - editors
• Best Collection: The Best of Gene Wolfe, Gene Wolfe

A complete list of nominees and winners in all categories can be found here.

 

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A Criminal to Remember$16.00 add to cart

Michael Van Rooy has just released A Criminal to Remember, his third book starring reformed (sort of) criminal, Montgomery Haaviko. Monty's been in and out of pretty near every federal prison in Canada. He's been a thief, burglar and armed robber; an addict and a drug dealer. He was as bad as bad could be, but he gave that up for the love of a good woman. Now, Monty babysits the neighbourhood children. But old habits are hard to break...

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Wake 01$13.50 add to cart

The Prix Aurora Awards were handed out Sunday, May 23rd in Winnipeg. Robert J. Sawyer's Wake won the big prize amongst the English language awards, scoring him his first Aurora in the Long Form Category since his novel Flashforward won in 2000.

Women of the Apocalypse featuring stories by Eileen Bell, Roxanne Felix, Ryan McFadden and Billie Milholland won two awards, Best Work in English (Other) and Best Short Form Work in English for Eileen Bell's story "Pawns Dreaming of Roses".

Edward Willett, a nominee for his novel Terra Insegura, has the winners in all categories posted on his blog.

Keycon, Manitoba's science fiction and fantasy convention, now in its 27th year, is being held at the Radisson Inn May 21st-23rd. McNally Robinson will be in the Dealer's Room offering a wide variety of science fiction and fantasy novels and more.

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