I was afraid to make this post, but I am being brave. (Hello, internet. Hi. I’m being brave.) Here are the things I’ve had published this year just gone that might be awards-eligible, depending on what you’re nominating for.
Short stories:
Alnwick [5000w, in Middle Planet, April 2015]
A faster-than-light ship, bureaucracy, tinned pineapple and queers.
Nine Thousand Hours [5000w, in Strange Horizons, April 2015]
Magic, a lighthouse, and an absence of text.
Archana and Chandni [3200w, in Betwixt, July 2015]
Indian wedding in space!
And a novella:
Quarter Days [25,000w, in Giganotosaurus, December 2015]
London, 1919: magic, recovery and major railway disasters.
And because a couple of people asked, I am in my first year of eligibility for the John W. Campbell award for Best New Writer. (My initial qualifying publication was “Nine Thousand Hours”, published by Strange Horizons in April 2015).