Ditmar Award results

The Ditmar Award is Australia's oldest^[1] and best-known^{[citation needed]} science fiction, fantasy and horror award, presented annually since 1969, usually at the Australian "Natcon". The historical nominations and results (listed in boldface) of the Award follow.

• Pacific Book Of Australian SF, John Baxter^[2]
• False Fatherland, A. Bertram Chandler^[2][1]
• "Final Flower", Stephen Cook^[2]

• An Age, Brian Aldiss^[2]
• Camp Concentration, Thomas M. Disch^[2]
• The Ring of Ritornel, Charles Harness^[2]

• Brian Aldiss^[2]
• R.A. Lafferty^[2]
• Samuel R. Delany^[2]
• Roger Zelazny^[2]

• Australian Science Fiction Review, John Bangsund^[2]
• The Mentor, Ronald L Clarke^[2]
• Rataplan, Leigh Edmonds^[2]

• "Dancing Gerontius", Lee Harding^[2][1]
• "Anchor Man", Jack Wodhams^[2]
• "Split Personality", Jack Wodhams^[2]
• "The Kinsolving's Planet Irregulars", A. Bertram Chandler^[2]

• Amazing Stories^[2]
• Vision of Tomorrow^[2]

• The Left Hand of Darkness, Ursula K. Le Guin^[2]
• Cosmicomics, Italo Calvino^[2]

• S.F. Commentary, Bruce Gillespie^[2]
• The Journal of Omphalistic Epistemology, John Foyster^[2]

• After Ragnarok, Robert Bowden^[2]
• "The Bitter Pill", A. Bertram Chandler^[3][1]
• Squat, David Rome^[2]

• Time and the Hunter, Italo Calvino^[2]
• "The Region Between", Harlan Ellison^[2]
• Tower Of Glass, Robert Silverberg^[2]
• No Award^[3]

• S.F. Commentary, Bruce Gillespie^[2]
• The Somerset Gazette, Noel Kerr^[3]
• The New Forerunner, Gary Mason^[2]

• SF in the Cinema, John Baxter^[3][1]
• Vision of Tomorrow,^[1] Ron Graham^[3]

• "What You Know", A. Bertram Chandler^[2]
• "Fallen Spaceman", Lee Harding^[2][1]
• "The Immortal", Olaf Ruhen^[2]
• "The Man Of Slow Feeling", Michael Wilding^[2]
• The Authentic Touch, Jack Wodhams^[2]

• To Your Scattered Bodies Go, Philip Jose Farmer^[2]
• "Continued On Next Rock", R.A. Lafferty^[2]
• The Lathe of Heaven, Ursula K. Le Guin^[2]
• Ringworld, Larry Niven^[2]
• A Time of Changes, Robert Silverberg^[2]

• Scythrop, John Bangsund^[2]
• The Mentor, Ron L. Clarke^[2]
• The Fanarchist, David Grigg^[2]
• Chao, John Alderson^[2]
• S.F. Commentary, Bruce Gillespie^[2]

• The Hard Way Up, A. Bertram Chandler^[2]
• "Let it Ring", John Ossian (John Foyster)^[2][1]
• "Gone Fishing", David Rome^[2]
• "Budnip", Jack Wodhams^[2]

• The Gods Themselves, Isaac Asimov^[2]
• The Gorgon Festival, John Boyd^[2]
• The IQ Merchant, John Boyd^[2]
• Dying Inside, Robert Silverberg^[2]

• Aussiefan^[2]
• A Clockwork Orange^[2]
• Slaughterhouse Five^[2]
• Tales From The Crypt^[2]

• Chao, John Alderson^[2]
• Gegenschein, Eric Lindsay^[2]
• Rataplan, Leigh Edmonds^[2]
• S.F. Commentary, Bruce Gillespie^[2]

(The programme book for the 1990 Natcon, Danse Macabre, records that no Ditmar Awards were presented in 1974.)

• The Bitter Pill, A. Bertram Chandler^[2][1]
• The Soft Kill, Colin Free^[2]
• "The Ark of James Carlyle", Cherry Wilder^[2]

• Protector, Larry Niven^[2]
• The Dispossessed, Ursula K. Le Guin^[2]
• Frankenstein Unbound, Brian Aldiss^[2]

• Osiris, Del & Dennis Stocks^[2]
• Forerunner, Sue Clarke^[2]
• Fanew Sletter, Leigh Edmonds^[2]
• Chao, John Alderson^[2]
• Gegenschein, Eric Lindsay^[2]

• The Big Black Mark, A. Bertram Chandler
• "Way Out West", Cherry Wilder^[2]
• The Frozen Sky, Lee Harding (ruled ineligible, because published in 1976)^[2]

• The Indian Giver, Alfred Bester^[2]
• The Shockwave Rider, John Brunner^[4]
• The Forever War, Joe Haldeman^[2]
• Inferno, Larry Niven & Jerry Pournelle^[2]
• "Down to a Sunless Sea", Cordwainer Smith^[2]

• Chao, John Alderson^[2]
• Fanew Sletter, Leigh Edmonds^[4]
• Mad Dan's Review, Marc Ortlieb^[2]
• Osiris, Del & Dennis Stocks^[2]
• Interstellar Ramjet Scoop, Bill Wright^[2]

• Algis Budrys, "Foundation & Asimov"^[2]
• James Gunn, Alternative Worlds^[2]
• David Ketterer, New Worlds For Old^[2]
• George Turner, "Paradigm and Pattern; Form and Meaning in "The Dispossessed""^[4][1]
• George Turner, "Philip Dick by 1975"^[2]

• "The Ins and Outs of the Hadhya City State", Phillipa Maddern^[2]
• Kelly Country, A. Bertram Chandler^[2]
• Future Sanctuary, Lee Harding^[2]
• Walkers on the Sky, David Lake^[5][1]

• A World Out of Time, Larry Niven^[2]
• The Space Machine, Christopher Priest^[5]
• The Hand of Oberon, Roger Zelazny^[2]
• "Piper at the Gates of Dawn", Richard Cowper^[2]

• S.F. Commentary, Bruce Gillespie^[5]
• Mad Dan's Review, Marc Ortlieb^[2]
• Enigma, Van Ikin^[2]
• South of Harad, East of Rhun, Jon Noble^[2]

• George Turner, "Theme as an Element of Fiction"^[2]
• George Turner, "The Jonah Kit"^[5][1]
• George Turner & Peter Nicholls, "Plumbers of the Cosmos"^[2]

• "The Ins and Outs of the Hadhya City State", Phillipa Maddern^[5][1]

• The Right Hand of Dextra, David Lake^[2]
• The Wildings of Westron, David Lake^[2]
• The Weeping Sky, Lee Harding^[2]
• The Luck of Brin's Five, Cherry Wilder^[2][1]

• "Albert's Bellyful", Francis Payne (Yggdrasil, Feb '77)^[2][1]
• "Ignorant of Magic", Phillipa C. Maddern (View From The Edge)^[2]
• "The Two Body Problem", Bruce Barnes (View From The Edge)^[2]
• "The Long Fall", A. Bertram Chandler (Amazing, July '77)^[2]

• In the Hall Of the Martian Kings, John Varley, F&SF, Feb '77^[2]
• The Silmarillion, J. R. R. Tolkien (Allen & Unwin)^[2]
• Our Lady Of Darkness, (aka The Pale Brown Thing) Fritz Leiber, (Berkeley Putnam/F&SF, Jan February 77)^[2]
• A Dream of Wessex, Chris Priest (Faber)^[2]
• "The House of Compassionate Sharers", Michael Bishop (Cosmos No 1)^[2]
• The Silver in the Tree, Susan Cooper (Chatto & Windus)^[2]
• Gateway, Frederik Pohl (Gollancz or Ballantine)^[2]

• Yggdrasil, Dennis Callegari & Alan Wilson^[2]
• Enigma, Van Ikin^[2]
• Minardor, Marc Ortlieb^[2]
• Fanew Sletter, Leigh Edmonds^[2]
• Epsilon Eridani Express, Neville J. Angove^[2]

• George Turner, "The Martial Art of SF Criticism", Yggdrasil, Feb, May & August 1977^[2]
• Andrew Whitmore, "The Novels of D.G. Compton", SF Commentary, No 52.^[2][1]
• Robert Scholes & Eric S. Rabkin, Science Fiction: History Science Vision, O.U.P^[2]
• George Turner, "The Silverberg Phenomenon", SF Commentary, No 51^[2]
• Van Ikin, Review of 'Going'^[2]

• To Keep The Ship, A. Bertram Chandler (DAW)^[2]
• Beloved Son, George Turner (Faber)^[2][1]
• Play Little Victims, Kenneth Cook (Pergamon Press)^[2]
• "Pie Row Joe", Kevin McKay,^[2] Rooms of Paradise (Quartet)

• The Far Call, Gordon R. Dickson (Quantum)^[2]
• Dreamsnake, Vonda McIntyre (Houghton & Mifflin)^[2]
• Stardance II, Spider and Jeanne Robinson, Analog, Sept to November 1978^[2]
• "The Persistence of Vision", John Varley, F&SF, March 1978^[2]
• The White Dragon, Anne McCaffrey^[2]

• Forerunner, Jack R. Herman^[2]
• Yggdrasil, Dennis Callegari & Alan Wilson^[2]
• Scytale, Peter Toluzzi^[2]
• The Epsilon Eridani Express, Neville J. Angove^[2]
• Chunder!, John Foyster^[2]

• Leanne Frahm^[2]
• John Bangsund^[2]
• Marc Ortlieb^[2]
• Anthony Peacy^[2]
• Eric Lindsay^[2]
• John Foyster^[2]

• Susan Wood, "Women and Science Fiction", Algol 33, 1978^[2][1]
• John Bangsund, Parergon Papers 10, ANZAPA, October 1978^[2]
• John McPharlin, "On The Ebb Tide of the New Wave", Auto Delerium, March 1978^[2]
• Lloyd Biggle Jr, "The Morasses of Academe Revisited", Analog, September 1978^[2]

• Moon in the Ground, Keith Antill^[2]
• Displaced Person, Lee Harding^[2]
• Australian Gnomes, Robert Ingpen^[6][1]
• "One Clay Foot", Jack Wodhams^[2]

• The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Douglas Adams^[6]
• Castle Roogna, Piers Anthony^[2]
• The Flight of Dragons, Peter Dickinson^[2]
• Dragondrums, Anne McCaffrey^[2]
• Titan, John Varley^[2]

• Bionic Rabbit, Damian Brennan^[2]
• The Wasffan, Roy Ferguson^[2]
• Chunder, John Foyster^[2]
• S.F. Commentary, Bruce Gillespie^[6]
• Forerunner, Jack Herman^[2]

• Damian Brennan^[2]
• Roy Ferguson^[2]
• Leanne Frahm^[6]
• Jack R. Herman^[2]
• Marc Ortlieb^[2]

• Bevan Casey^[2]
• Chris Johnston^[2]
• Rob McGough^[2]
• John Packer^[2]
• Marilyn Pride^[6][1]
• Jane Taubman^[2]

• Terry Dowling, "The Art of Xenography", Science Fiction 3^[2]
• Bruce Gillespie, "The Man Who Filled the Void" & "By Our Fruits", S.F. Commentary 55/56^[2]
• Jack R. Herman,^[1] "Paradox as a Paradigm: A Review of Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever by Stephen Donaldson", Forerunner, May 1979^[6]
• George Turner, "Delany: A Victim of the Great Applause", Yggdrasil 3/79^[2]

• The Dreaming Dragons, Damien Broderick^[7][1]
• Breathing Space Only, Wynne Whiteford^[2]
• Looking for Blucher, Jack Wodhams^[2]
• The Fourth Hemisphere, David Lake^[2]

• "Deus Ex Corporus", Leanne Frahm^[7][1]
• "The Pastseer", Phillipa Maddern^[2]
• "Passage to Earth", Leanne Frahm^[2]
• "Horg", Jay Hoffman^[2]

• Mockingbird, Walter Tevis^[2]
• The Snow Queen, Joan D. Vinge^[2]
• Timescape, Gregory Benford^[7]
• The Wounded Land, Stephen R. Donaldson^[2]

• Australian Science Fiction News, Mervyn R. Binns^[2]
• Q36, Marc Ortlieb^[7][2]
• Chunder, John Foyster^[2]
• S.F. Commentary, Bruce Gillespie^[2]

• Leigh Edmonds^[2]
• Leanne Frahm^[2]
• David Grigg^[2]
• Marc Ortlieb^[7]

• John Packer^[2]
• Marilyn Pride^[7][1]
• Jane Taubman^[2]
• Julie Vaux^[2]

• Algis Budrys, "Charting Paradise"^[2]
• Christopher Priest, "Outside the Whale"^[2]
• John Sladek, "Four Reasons for Reading Thomas M. Disch"^[2]
• George Turner,^[7] "Frederik Pohl as a Creator of Future Societies", and "Samuel Delany: Victim of Great Applause"^[2][1]

(The Australian newszine Thyme records that Tschaicon was the "First Australasian Science Fiction Convention", the relevant constitution having had "Australian" replaced with "Australasian" throughout; that the award categories used "Australasian" rather than "Australian"; and that the constitution was modified, at Tschaicon, to have "Australasian" changed back to "Australian".)

There was an award from the committee, in the form of a miniature Ditmar Award, to Marc Ortlieb for Best Toastmastering.^[8]

• The Anarch Lords, A. Bertram Chandler^[9]
• Bard, Keith Taylor^[9]
• Behind the Wind, Patricia Wrightson^[9]
• City of Women, David Ireland^[9]
• The Man Who Loved Morlocks, David Lake^[8][10][1]

• Armstrong, Jack Wodhams^[9]
• Tales of Mirric, Elizabeth Travers^[9]
• Where Silence Rules, Keith Taylor^[8][1]

• The Affirmation, Chris Priest^[8][10]
• The Claw of the Conciliator, Gene Wolfe^[9]
• Radix, A.A. Attanasio^[9]
• The Sirian Experiments, Doris Lessing^[9]

• Australian SF News, ed. Merv Binns^[9]
• Q36, ed. Marc Ortlieb^[8]
• S.F. Commentary, ed. Bruce Gillespie^[9]
• Thyme, ed. Andrew Brown and Irwin Hirsh^[9]
• Weberwoman's Wrevenge, ed. Jean Weber^[9]

• Leigh Edmonds^[9]
• Judith Hanna^[9]
• Eric Lindsay^[9]
• Marc Ortlieb^[8]

• Steph Campbell^[9]
• Chris Johnston^[9]
• John Packer^[9]
• Marilyn Pride^[8][1]

• Damien Broderick, "The Lately Great Alfred Bester", S.F. Commentary 62–66^[9][2]
• Thomas Disch, "The Labor Day Group" F&SF, February 1981^[9][2]
• Bruce Gillespie, "Sing a Song of Daniel",^[8][1] S.F. Commentary 62–66^[9]

• "The Man Who Walks Away Behind the Eyes", Terry Dowling,^[11] Omega, May 1982^[1]
• The Lances of Nengesdul, Keith Taylor^[12]
• Vaneglory, George Turner^[12]

• No Enemy But Time, Michael Bishop^[12]
• The One Tree, Stephen R. Donaldson^[12]
• Ridley Walker, Russell Hoban^[11]
• Roderick, John Sladek^[12]

• Ornithopter, Leigh Edmonds^[12]
• Q36, Marc Ortlieb^[12]
• Science Fiction, Van Ikin^[12]
• Thyme, eds. Andrew Brown & Irwin Hirsh; ed. Roger Weddall^[12][2]
• Weberwoman's Wrevenge, Jean Weber^[12]

• Terry Dowling^[12]
• Leigh Edmonds^[12]
• Marc Ortlieb^[11]

• Kerrie Hanlon^[12]
• Chris Johnston^[12]
• Marilyn Pride^[11][1]
• Nick Stathopoulos^[12]

• Terry Frost^[12]
• Michael McGann^[12]
• John Packer^[11]
• Jane Taubman^[12]
• Julie Vaux^[12]

• Neville Angove^[12]
• Mervyn Binns^[12]
• Ron L. Clarke^[12]
• Paul Collins^[12]
• Van Ikin^[11]
• Norstrilia Press^[12]

• Terry Dowling, "Kirth Gersen: The Other Demon Prince",^[11] Science Fiction 11^[12][1]
• Terry Dowling, "The Lever of Life: Winning and Losing in the Fiction of Cordwainer Smith", Science Fiction 10^[12]
• Bruce Gillespie, S.F. Commentary: The First Year, Bruce Gillespie^[12]

• Robin Johnson, Contribution to Fandom^[2]

There were insufficient nominations for the William Atheling Jr Award.^[13]

• The Tempting of the Witch King, Russell Blackford (Cory & Collins)^[14]
• The Judas Mandala, Damien Broderick (Timescape)^[14]
• Valencies, Damien Broderick & Rory Barnes (University of Queensland Press)^[14]
• Kelly Country, Bertram Chandler (Penguin)^[14]
• Yesterday's Men, George Turner, (Faber)^[15][13][1]
• Thor's Hammer, Wynne Whiteford (Cory & Collins)^[14]

• "Crystal Soldier", Russell Blackford (Dreamworks, ed. David King, Norstrilia Press)^[14]
• "Life the Solitude", Kevin McKay (Dreamworks, ed. David King, Norstrilia Press)^[14]
• "Land Deal", Gerald Murnane (Dreamworks, ed. David King, Norstrilia Press)^[14]
• "Above Atlas His Shoulders", Andrew Whitmore^[15][13] (Dreamworks, ed. David King, Norstrilia Press)^[14][1]

• The Birth of the People's Republic of Antarctica, John Calvin Batchelor (Dial Press)^[14]
• The Tempting of the Witch King, Russell Blackford (Cory and Collins)^[14]
• Dr Who (BBC)^[14]
• Pilgerman, Russell Hoban (Jonathan Cape)^[14]
• Yesterday's Men, George Turner (Faber)^[14]
• Thor's Hammer, Wynne Whiteford (Cory & Collins)^[14]
• No Award^[15][1]

• Australian Science Fiction News, Merv Binns^[14]
• Rataplan/Ornithopter, Leigh Edmonds^[15][13]
• Science Fiction, Van Ikin^[14]
• Thyme, Roger Weddall^[14]
• Wahf-full, Jack Herman^[14]

• Leigh Edmonds^[15][13]
• Terry Frost^[14]
• Jack Herman^[14]
• Seth Lockwood^[14]

• Neville Bain^[14]
• Steph Campbell^[14]
• Mike Dutkiewicz^[14]
• Chris Johnston^[14]
• Nick Stathopoulos^[15][13][1]

• Bill Flowers^[14]
• Terry Frost^[14]
• Craig Hilton^[14]
• Mike McGann^[14]
• John Packer^[15][13]
• Clint Strickland^[14]

• Paul Collins^[14]
• Van Ikin^[15][13]
• David King^[14]
• Norstrilia Press - Bruce Gillespie, Carey Handfield and Rob Gerrand^[14]

The awards ceremony included presentation of the A. Bertram Chandler Award to Lee Harding, and another three special awards to Damien Broderick, for Transmitters; John Foyster, for past work in fandom; and the Nova Mob, for going on for a long time.^[16](The A. Bertram Chandler Award is a separate award.^[1])

• The Beast of Heaven, Victor Kelleher^[2][16][1]
• The Last Amazon, A. Bertram Chandler^[2]
• The Wild Ones, A. Bertram Chandler^[2]
• Suburbs of Hell, Randolph Stow^[2]

• "Terrarium", Terry Dowling, Omega, May/June 1984^[2][16][1]
• "The Maze Man", Terry Dowling, Men's Journal, Summer 1984^[2]
• "Resurrection", Damien Broderick, IASFM, August 1984^[2]
• "Three Star Trek", Ron Ferguson, Omega, Sept/October 1984^[2]

• Neuromancer, William Gibson (Ace)^[2][16]
• The Final Encyclopedia, Gordon R. Dickson (Tor)^[2]
• Native Tongues, Suzette Haden Elgin, (DAW)^[2]
• Damiano's Lute, R.A. MacAvoy (Bantam)^[2]

• Australian SF News, Merv Binns^[2][16]
• The Mentor, Ron L. Clarke^[2]
• Rataplan, Leigh Edmonds^[2]
• Science Fiction, Van Ikin^[2]

• Leigh Edmonds^[2][16]
• David Grigg^[2]
• Leanne Frahm^[2]
• Yvonne Rousseau^[2]

• Nick Stathopoulos^[2][16][1]
• Craig Hilton^[2]
• Kerrie Hanlon^[2]
• Peter Reading^[2]

• Paul Collins^[2]
• Van Ikin^[2]
• Philip Gore^[2]
• Bruce Gillespie^[2][16]

• Boiling Frog, Stage play with productions in Adelaide & Sydney^[2]
• Beach Blanket Tempest, Rock Fantasy stage musical (Half Moon Production)^[2]
• Iceman, Fred Schepisi Director^[2]
• Iceman, Bruce Smeaton Musical score^[2]
• Thief of Sydney, Animated feature 15 minutes^[2]
• Kindred Spirits, ABC Telemovie^[2][16]

• George Turner, In The Heart or in the Head^[2][16][1]
• John Foyster, Article on George Turner, ASFN 1984^[2]
• Damien Broderick, SF Reviews, The Age, 1984^[2]
• John Baxter, SF Reviews, The Australian, 1984^[2]

• Landscape With Landscapes, Gerald Murnane^[17] (Norstrilia)^[2]
• Illywacker, Peter Carey^[17] (UQP)^[2][1]
• The Changelings of Chaan, David Lake^[17] (Hyland House)^[2]
• The Transing Syndrome, Kurt von Trojan^[17] (Rigby)^[2]

• "The Twist of Fate", David Grigg,^[17] Urban Fantasies^[18]
• "Glass Reptile Breakout", Russell Blackford,^[17] Strange Attractors/Omega^[18]
• "Montage", Lucy Sussex,^[17] Urban Fantasies^[18]
• "The Fittest", George Turner,^[17] Urban Fantasies^[18]
• "The Lipton Village Society", Lucy Sussex,^[17] Strange Attractors^[18]
• "The Bullet That Grows in the Gun",^[17] Terry Dowling,^[17] Urban Fantasies^[18][1]

• Devil in a Forest, Gene Wolfe^[17] (Granada)^[2]
• Tik Tok, John Sladek^[17] (Corgi)^[2]
• Free Live Free, Gene Wolfe^[17] (Gollancz)^[2]
• Peace, Gene Wolfe^[17] (Chatto)^[2]
• The Compass Rose, Ursula K. Le Guin^[17] (Bantam, also Underwood & Miller, and Harper and Row)^[2]
• Elleander Morning, Jerry Yulsman^[17] (Orbit/Futura)^[2]

• The Notional, Leigh Edmonds^[17]
• The Metaphysical Review, Bruce Gillespie^[17]
• Thyme, Roger Weddall & Peter Burns^[17]
• Tigger, Marc Ortlieb^[17]
• Sikander, Irwin Hirsh^[17]

• Bruce Gillespie^[17]
• Damien Broderick^[17]
• Leigh Edmonds^[17]
• Yvonne Rousseau^[17]
• Marc Ortlieb^[17]

• Lewis Morley^[17]
• John Packer^[17]
• Betty de Gabrielle^[17]
• Nick Stathopoulos^[17][1]
• Marilyn Pride^[17]
• Craig Hilton^[17]

• Norman Talbot^[2]
• Russell Blackford^[17]
• George Turner,^[17] "Neuromancer et al."^[1]
• Yvonne Rousseau^[17]

• Bard III: The Wild Sea, Keith Taylor (Ace)^[2][1]
• "Oasis", Patrick Urth, Aphelion 1-4^[2]
• Taronga, Victor Kelleher (Viking Kestrel)^[2]
• The Black Grail, Damien Broderick (Avon)^[2]
• Adventures Of Christian Rosy Cross, David Foster (Penguin)^[2]

• "Shut the Door When You Go Out", George Turner, Aphelion 4^[2]
• "The Man Who Lost Red", Terry Dowling^[2][1]
• "Time of the Star", Terry Dowling, Aphelion 3^[2]
• "A Dragon Between His Fingers", Terry Dowling, Omega, May/June^[2]
• "For the Man Who Has Everything", Chris Simmons, Aphelion 1^[2]

• The Space Wastrel, Mark Loney, Michelle Muijsert, Julian Warner^[2]
• Motional, Anonymous^[2]
• Larrikin, Irwin Hirsh & Perry Middlemiss^[2]
• Metaphysical Review, Bruce Gillespie^[2]
• Thyme, Roger Weddall and Peter Burns^[2]

• Craig Hilton^[19][1]
• Nick Stathopoulos^[19]
• Kerrie Hanlon^[19]
• Betty deGabriele^[19]
• John Packer^[19]

• Carey Handfield,^[19] T.R.O. (The Real Official.)^[2]
• Jessica Aldridge^[19]
• Peter McNamara^[19]
• Michelle Muijsert^[19]
• John Foyster^[19]

• Russell Blackford,^[19] "Debased and Lascivious"^[2][1]
• Dave Luckett^[2]
• Margaret Winch, "Frank's Tank"^[2]
• Michael J Tolley^[2]

• For As Long As You Burn, Terry Dowling,^[20] Aphelion 5^[2][1]
• The Makers, Victor Kelleher (Viking, Kestrel)^[2]
• Bard IV: Raven's Gathering, Keith Taylor (Ace)^[2]
• The Sea and the Summer, George Turner (Faber)^[2]
• The Hyades Contact, Wynne Whiteford (Ace)^[2]

• The Dirty Little Unicorn, Stephen Dedman^[2]
• "The Last Elephant", Terry Dowling,^[20] Australian Short Stories #20^[2][1]
• "Marmordesse", Terry Dowling, Omega, January 1987^[2]
• "The Supramarket", Leanne Frahm, Doom City^[2]
• "The Celestial Intervention Agency", Karen Herkes, Time Loop #70^[2]

• Australian Science Fiction Review, Melbourne Collective eds^[2]
• Larrikin, Irwin Hirsh, Perry Middlemiss^[2]
• Science Fiction, Van Ikin^[20][2]
• The Space Wastrel, Mark Loney, Michelle Muijsert, Julian Warner^[2]

• Karen Herkes^[2]
• Jack R. Herman^[2]
• Irwin Hirsh^[2]
• Van Ikin^[2]
• Perry Middlemiss^[20][2]

• Donna Angus^[2]
• Kerrie Hanlon^[2]
• Craig Hilton^[2]
• David Kenyon^[2]
• Stephen McArthur^[2]
• Lewis Morley^[20][2]

• Russell Blackford, "Deconstructing the Demon: John Calvin Bachelor's Novels" ASFR #11^[2]
• Richard Erlich & Peter Hall, "A Prefilmic, Post-Poststructurialist Prostruction of Alien/Alien3", ASFR #11^[2]
• John Foyster, Review of Trillion Year Spree, ASFR #7^[2]
• Van Ikin, "Mirror Reversals and the Tolkien Writing Game",^[21] Science Fiction #25^[2][1]
• Susan Margaret, "Structural Analysis of SF. Why?", The Space Wastrel^[2]
• Janeen Webb, "I Know Who I am, But What is my Brand Name?"^[2]

• Striped Holes, Damien Broderick^[22] (Avon)^[23][1]
• West of the Moon, David Lake (Hyland)^[23]
• Huaco of the Golden God, Carolyn Logan (A&R)^[23]
• Beyond The Labyrinth, Gillian Rubinstein, (Hyland)^[23]

• "A Tale of Nine Cats", Katherine Cummings, Conviction Programme^[23]
• "Scatter My Ashes", Greg Egan, Interzone #23^[23]
• "Things fall apart", Philippa Maddern,^[23] Matilda at the Speed of Light^[2]
• "The Colors of the Masters", Sean McMullen, F&SF March 1988^[23]
• "My Lady Tongue", Lucy Sussex,^[22] Matilda at the Speed of Light^[1]

• Dawn, Octavia Butler (Gollancz)^[23]
• Seventh Son, Orson Scott Card^[22] (Legend)^[23]
• Aegypt, John Crowley (Gollancz)^[23]
• Mona Lisa Overdrive, William Gibson (Gollancz)^[23]
• On Stranger Tides, Tim Powers (Grafton)^[23]
• Life During Wartime, Lucius Shepard (Grafton)^[23]
• Islands in the Net, Bruce Sterling (Century)^[23]

• SFR, SF Collective^[23]
• Get Stuffed,^[22] Jacob Blake^[23]
• Larrikin, Perry Middlemiss & Irwin Hirsh^[23]
• Science Fiction, Van Ikin^[23]

• Bruce Gillespie^[22]
• Jack Herman^[23]
• Van Ikin^[23]
• Perry Middlemiss^[23]

• Ian Gunn^[22] (Get Stuffed, Australian Playbeing, etc.)^[23]
• Kerrie Hanlon (Conviction Programme, T-shirt, etc.)^[23]
• Craig Hilton (Larrikin, Thyme, etc.)^[23]
• Mike McGann (Get Stuffed, mediazines, etc.)^[23]
• Kiera McKenzie (Australian Realms)^[23]
• Phil Wlodarczyk (Get Stuffed, Ethel the Aardvark, etc.)^[23]

• Russell Blackford,^[22] ASFR articles^[23][1]
• Martin Bridgstock, "Sea & Summer" (ASFR), and "Counter Earth/Counter Humanity" (Metaphysical Review)^[23]
• Janeen Webb, ASFR articles^[23]
• Arthur Webster, "Speaker for the Dead" (Get Stuffed)^[23]

The William Atheling Jr Award for Criticism or Review was withdrawn due to insufficient nominations.^[24]

• Victor Kelleher, The Red King (Viking Kestrel)^[24][1]
• Keith Taylor, The Sorcerer's Sacred Isle (Ace)^[24]
• Wynne Whiteford, Lake of the Sun^[25] (Ace)^[24]

• Terry Dowling, "The Quiet Redemption of Andy the House",^[25] Australian Short Stories #26 (June 1989)^[24][1]
• Rosaleen Love, "If You Go Down to the Park Today", Total Devotion Machine (Women's Press)^[24]
• Rosaleen Love, "Total Devotion Machine", Total Devotion Machine(Women's Press)^[24]
• Petrina Smith, "Over the Edge", Mirrors: Redress Novellas (Women's Redress Press)^[24]

• SF Collective, ASFR^[24]
• Melbourne Science Fiction Club, Ethel The Aardvark (ed. Alan Stewart)^[25][24]
• Jacob Blake, Get Stuffed^[24]
• Jack R. Herman, Sweetness and Light^[24]

• Terry Frost^[24]
• Bruce Gillespie^[25]
• Ian Gunn^[25]
• Jack Herman^[24]
• Yvonne Hintz^[24]
• Alan Stewart^[24]

• Ian Gunn^[25]
• Kerrie Hanlon^[24]
• Craig Hilton^[24]
• Phil Wlodarczyk^[24]

• Apple Blossom,^[26] humans: Elaine Cochrane & Bruce Gillespie^[27][28]
• Constantinople,^[26] human: Phil Wlodarczyk^[27][28]
• Emma Peel,^[26] human: Terry Frost^[27][28]
• Godzilla,^[26] humans: Ian Gunn & Karen Pender-Gunn^[27][28]
• Honey,^[26] humans: Gerald [Smith] & Womble^[27][28]
• Satan,^[26] human: Phil Wlodarczyk^[27][28]
• Truffle,^[26] humans: Mark Loney & Michelle Muijsert^[27][28]
• Typo, human: Roger Weddall^[29][27][28]

• Australian Science Fiction Review, (Second series), edited by the Science Fiction Collective^[29][2]
• Doxa!,^[26] Roman Orszanski^[2]
• Doxy,^[26] John Foyster^[2]
• Ethel the Aardvark,^[26] Alan Stewart^[2]
• Pink,^[26] Karen Pender-Gunn^[2]
• StunGunn,^[26] Ian Gunn^[2]

• A Pursuit of Miracles, George Turner(Aphelion Press)^[26]
• Fortress of Eternity, Andrew Whitmore^[26] (Avon Books)^[26]
• My Lady Tongue and Other Tales, Lucy Sussex (William Heinemann)^[26]
• Rynosseros, Terry Dowling (Aphelion Press)^[29][1]
• The Specialist, Wynne Whiteford (Ace)^[26]

• "Generation Gap", George Turner, A Pursuit of Miracles (Aphelion)^[26]
• "God and Her Black Sense of Humour", Lucy Sussex, My Lady Tongue and Other Tales^[2] (William Heinemann)^[26]
• "Red Ochre", Lucy Sussex, My Lady Tongue and Other Tales (William Heinemann)^[26]
• "The Caress", Greg Egan, Isaac Asimov's SF Magazine January 1990^[26]
• "Turtle Soup", Rosaleen Love, Eidolon 3, December 1990^[26]
• "While the Gate is Open", Sean McMullen, F&SF^[1] February 1990^[29]

• Ian Gunn^[29]
• Craig Hilton^[26]
• Marion Plumridge^[26]
• Phil Wlodarczyk^[26]

• Terry Frost^[26]
• Bruce Gillespie^[29]
• Ian Gunn^[26]
• Marc Ortlieb^[26]
• Alan Stewart^[26]

• Russell Blackford,^[26] "Analogues of Anomie: Lee Harding's Novels" in Science Fiction 30 & Australian Science Fiction Review (Second Series)^[2]
• Bruce Gillespie, "The Non-SF Novels of Philip K. Dick",^[1] ANZAPA 136, October 1990^[29]
• Peter Nicholls,^[26] "Fantastic World" reviews in the Melbourne Sunday Herald^[2]
• Alan Stewart,^[26] Reviews in Ethel the Aardvark and SF Commentary^[2]

The awards ceremony included presentation of five special awards from the Syncon committee to Jack R. Herman, Eric B. Lindsay, Ron Clarke, Sue Clarke, and Shayne McCormack.^[30]

• From Sea to Shining Star, A. Bertram Chandler^[2]
• Wormwood, Terry Dowling^[30][31][1]
• Brother Night, Victor Kelleher^[2]
• Del-Del, Victor Kelleher^[2]
• Brainchild, George Turner^[2]

• "Vanities", Terry Dowling^[2]
• "Nobody's Fool", Terry Dowling^[2]
• "A Deadly Edge Their Red Beaks Pass Along", Terry Dowling^[2]
• "Olive Truffles", Leanne Frahm^[2]
• "The Dominant Style", Sean McMullen^[2]
• "Alone in his Chariot", Sean McMullen^[30] (Eidolon)^[31][32][1]

• Eidolon,^[30][31] ed Jonathan Strahan, Richard Scriven and Jeremy Byrne^[32]
• Ethel the Aardvark, Alan Stewart^[2]
• Inconsequential Parallax, Tim Richards & Narrelle Harris^[2]
• Thyme, LynC & Clive Newall^[2]
• Thyme, Greg Hills & Mark Loney^[2]

• James Allen^[2]
• Terry Frost^[2]
• Bruce Gillespie^[30][31]
• Greg Hills^[2]
• Alan Stewart^[2]

• Ian Gunn^[2]
• Craig Hilton^[2]
• Nick Stathopoulos^[30][31][1]
• Phil Wlodarczyk^[2]

• "Jonathan Carroll, Storyteller", Bruce Gillespie^[2]
• "Going Commercial", Sean McMullen^[30] (Eidolon^[31] 6^[1])
• Review of The Fantastic Civil War, Blair Ramage^[2]

• Blue Tyson, Terry Dowling^[33]
• Quarantine, Greg Egan^[33][1]
• Back Door Man, Ian M. Hails^[33]
• Call to the Edge, Sean McMullen^[33]
• Brainchild, George Turner^[33]
• And Disregards the Rest, Paul Voermans^[33]

• "Privateer's Moon", Terry Dowling (Blue Tyson)^[33]
• "Ship's Eye", Terry Dowling (Eidolon 8)^[33]
• "Closer", Greg Egan (Eidolon 9)^[33][1]
• "Worthless", Greg Egan (In Dreams)^[33]
• "The Seas of Castle Hill Road", Rick Kennett (Eidolon 9)^[33]
• "It's All in the Way You Look at It", Michael Pryor (Aurealis 10)^[33]

• Slow Glass Books Catalog, Justin Ackroyd^[33]
• Eidolon, Jeremy G. Byrne, Richard Scriven, Jonathan Strahan^[33]
• Ethel the Aardvark, Alan Stewart^[33][2]
• Thyme,^[33] Alan Stewart^[2]
• Aurealis, Dirk Strasser & Stephen Higgins^[33]

• Paul Ewings^[33]
• Terry Frost^[33]
• Robin Pen^[33]
• Karen Pender-Gunn^[33]
• Alan Stewart^[33]
• Roger Weddall^[33]

• "Fanimals", Ian Gunn^[33]
• "Space Time Buccaneers", Ian Gunn (Inconsequential Parallax)^[33]
• 1992 Ditmar Award, Lewis Morley^[33]
• Cover art for Blue Tyson, Nick Stathopoulos^[33]
• "Relics", Shaun Tan (Eidolon 9)^[33]
• "Snowman", Leisl Yvette (Eidolon 9)^[33]

• "Five Go Camping with 12.1 Club", Paul Ewins (Ethel the Aardvark 41)^[33]
• "James Morrow and the ERNI", Bruce Gillespie (Nova Mob, ANZAPA 148)^[33][34]
• "Australian SF Art Turns 50", Sean McMullen (Eidolon 7)^[33][1]
• "From Fantasy to Gallileo", Sean McMullen(Nova Mob, Eidolon 10)^[33]
• Reviews in Ethel the Aardvark, Karen Pender-Gunn^[33]

• The Destiny Makers, George Turner^[35][1]
• Graffiti, Dirk Strasser^[36]
• Twilight Beach, Terry Dowling^[36]
• The Weird Colonial Boy, Paul Voermans^[36]

• "Catalyst", Leanne Frahm, Terror Australis^[35][1]
• "Starbaby", Rosaleen Love, Overland, December 93^[36]
• "The Lottery", Lucy Sussex, Overland, December 93^[36]
• "Ghosts of the Fall", Sean Williams, Writers of the Future IX^[36]

• Galaxy Bookshop Dragon, Lewis Morley^[36]
• Twilight Beach Cover, Nick Stathopoulos^[35]

• Paul Ewins^[36]
• Terry Frost^[36]
• Bruce Gillespie^[35]
• Jan MacNally^[36]

• Ian Gunn^[36]
• Craig Hilton^[36]
• Pamela Rendall^[36]
• Steve Scholz^[36]
• Kerri Valkova^[35]
• Phil Wlodarczyk^[36]

• Black Light^[36]
• Ethel the Aardvark, Paul Ewins^[35]
• Get Stuffed^[36]
• SF Commentary^[36]
• The Mentor^[36]
• Thyme^[36]

• "Five Bikers of the Apocalypse", Leigh Edmonds, Eidolon #12^[36]
• "SF Sucks", James Allen, Get Stuffed #6^[35][1]
• "Silverberg Not Moving", Damien Broderick, SF Commentary 73/74/75^[36]

• Deersnake,^[37] Lucy Sussex (Hodder)^[38]
• Genetic Soldier, George Turner (William Morrow)^[38]
• Permutation City,^[37] Greg Egan (Millennium)^[39][1]
• Voices in the Light,^[37] Sean McMullen (Aphelion)^[38]

• "Cocoon", Greg Egan, Asimov's SF, May 1994^[39][1]
• "Jinx Ship",^[37] Leanne Frahm, The Patternmaker^[38]
• "Land's End",^[37] Leanne Frahm, Alien Shores^[38]
• "Our Lady of Chernobyl",^[37] Greg Egan, Interzone 83, May 1994^[38]
• "The Patternmaker",^[37] Dave Luckett, The Patternmaker^[38]

• Shaun Tan, for artwork in Aurealis and Eidolon^[39]

• Gegenschein,^[37] Eric Lindsay^[38]
• The Mentor,^[37] Ron Clarke^[38]
• Sirius,^[37] Garry Wyatt^[38]
• Thyme, Alan Stewart^[39][38]

• Terry Frost^[39]
• Ian Gunn^[37][38]
• Graham Stone^[37][38]

• Ian Gunn^[39]
• Kerri Valkova^[37][38]

• Peter Nicholls^[39][37][1]

• An Intimate Knowledge of the Night, Terry Dowling (Aphelion)^[40]
• Mirrorsun Rising, Sean McMullen (Aphelion)^[41][1]
• Sabriel, Garth Nix (Moonstone/Harper Collins)^[40]
• She's Fantastical, Lucy Sussex & Judith Buckrich (Sybylla)^[40]
• The Unknown Soldier, Sean Williams & Shane Dix (Aphelion)^[40]

• "Entropy", Leanne Frahm, She's Fantastical (Sybylla)^[40]
• "Schrödinger's Fridge", Ian Gunn, Aurealis #15^[41][1]
• "A Sky Full of Ravens", Sue Isle, She's Fantastical (Sybylla)^[40]
• "Angel Thing", Petrina Smith, She's Fantastical (Sybylla)^[40]
• "A Map of the Mines of Barnath", Sean Williams, Eidolon #16, February 1995^[40]
• "The Perfect Gun", Sean Williams, Eidolon #17/18, June 1995^[40]

• Eidolon, J. Byrne, R. Scriven & J. Strahan^[41]
• Ethel the Aardvark, Paul Ewins^[40]
• The Metaphysical Review, Bruce Gillespie^[40]
• Pinkette, Karen Pender-Gunn^[40]
• Thyme, Alan Stewart^[40]

• Thyme 106 (Cover), Ian Gunn^[40]
• An Intimate Knowledge of the Night (Cover), Nick Stathopoulos^[40]
• Eidolon 19 (Cover), Shaun Tan^[41]

• Terry Frost^[40]
• Ian Gunn^[41]
• Cheryl Morgan^[40]
• Alan Stewart^[40]

• Ian Gunn^[41]
• Steve Scholz^[40]
• Kerri Valkova^[40]

• Reading by Starlight, Damien Broderick (Routledge)^[40]
• "The Hunt for Australian Horror Fiction", Bill Congreve, Sean McMullen & Steven Paulsen, The Scream Factory #16, November 1995^[41][1]

• Dreamweavers, Paul Collins (ed)^[42] (Penguin Books)^[2]
• The Memory Cathedral, Jack Dann^[42] (Bantam)^[2]
• Scarlet Rider, Lucy Sussex (Tor/Forge)^[43][1]
• Metal Fatigue, Sean Williams^[42] (Harper Collins)^[2]

• "The Sword of God", Russell Blackford, Dreamweavers^[43][1]
• "The Ichneumon and the Dormeuse", Terry Dowling, Interzone^[42] #106^[2]
• "Borderline", Leanne Frahm, Borderline^[42] (MirrorDanse Books)
• The Stray Cat, Steven Paulsen (Lothian)^[42]

• The Communicator, Derek Screen^[42]
• Emerald City, Cheryl Morgan^[42]
• Oscillation Overthruster, Sue Ann Barber^[42]
• Pinkette, Karen Pender-Gunn^[42]
• Science Fiction, Van Ikin^[42]
• Thyme, Alan Stewart^[43][2]

• Terry Frost^[42]
• Bruce Gillespie^[43]
• Ian Gunn^[42]
• Cheryl Morgan^[42]
• Karen Pender-Gunn^[42]

• Ian Gunn^[43]
• Steve Scholz^[42]
• Kerri Valkova^[42]
• Phil Wlodarczyk^[42]

• Trudi Canavan for art in Aurealis #17, and Eidolon #22/23^[42]
• Norm & Margaret Hetherington for Mr Squiggle, ABC TV^[42]
• Elizabeth Kyle, Cover of Dreamweavers^[43]
• Shaun Tan for artwork in Eidolon and the cover of The Stray Cat^[42]
• Jason Towers for "Valdo Over Evora" cover, Australian Realms #28^[42]

• Russell Blackford, for "The Tiger in the Prison House", Science Fiction #37, Reviews of Distress in Science Fiction and NYRSF, and "Jewels in Junk City" in Review of Contemporary Fiction^[42]
• Alan Stewart, for reviews in Thyme^[43][2][1]
• Janeen Webb, for "Post human SF: Lost in Cyberspace", The Festival of Imagination Program Book^[42]

• The White Abacus, Damien Broderick (Avon Books)^[44]
• Winter, Simon Brown (HarperCollins)^[45]
• Darkfall, Isobelle Carmody (Penguin)^[45]
• Old Bones, Paul Collins^[45]
• Sinner, Sara Douglass (HarperCollins)^[45]

• "Niagara Falling", Janeen Webb & Jack Dann, Black Mist^[44]
• "Lucent Carbon", Russell Blackford, Eidolon 25/26^[45]
• "The Willcroft Inheritance", Rick Kennett and Paul Collins, Gothic Ghosts^[45]
• "Reasons to Be Cheerful", Greg Egan, Interzone #118,^[45] [Withdrawn.]
• "Grievous Music", Carole Nomarhas, Eidolon 24^[45]

• Spellbinder 2, Nine Network^[44]
• Degree Absolute, Bedlam Theatre Company^[45]
• Multiverse Ceremonies Video^[45]

• Kerri Valkova^[45]
• Marc McBride, Shivers Series^[45][46]
• Nick Stathopoulos^[44]
• Robert Jan^[45]
• R & D Studios, Eidolon Cover^[45]
• Shaun Tan, The Viewer^[45]

• Eidolon^[44]
• Frontier^[45]
• Thyme^[45][2]
• Captain's Log^[45]
• Oscillation Overthruster^[45]

• George Ivanoff^[45]
• Terry Frost^[45]
• Bruce Gillespie^[45]
• Leanne Frahm^[44]
• Karen Johnson^[45]
• Cathy Cupitt^[45]

• Katharine and Darren Maxwell, for X-files episode reviews in Frontier^[45]
• Sean McMullen and Steven Paulsen, "Australia": Australian Contemporary Fantasy, Encyclopedia of Fantasy (Orbit)^[44]

Presented as part of Aussiecon Three

• Pilgrim, Sara Douglass^[47] (Harper Collins)
• Feral, Kerry Greenwood^[47] (Hodder and Stoughton)
• The Centurion's Empire, Sean McMullen^[47] (Tor)
• The Tilecutter's Penny, Caiseal Mór^[47] (Random House)
• The Resurrected Man, Sean Williams (Harper Collins)^[48]

• "The Marsh Runners", Paul Brandon,^[47] Dreaming Down Under
• "The Evil Within", Sara Douglass,^[47] Dreaming Down Under
• "Dream Until God Burns",^[47] Andrew Enstice, Dreaming Down Under
• "The Truth About Weena", David Lake, Dreaming Down Under^[48]
• "Queen of Soulmates", Sean McMullen,^[47] Dreaming Down Under
• "To Avalon", Jane Routley,^[47] Dreaming Down Under

• Altair, Rob Stephenson^[47]
• Aurealis, Stephen Higgins & Dirk Strasser^[47]
• Dreaming Down-Under, Jack Dann & Janeen Webb (Harper Collins)^[48]
• Eidolon, Jonathan Strahan & Jeremy Byrne^[47]
• Fantastic Worlds, Paul Collins^[47] (Harper Collins)
• MUP Encyclopedia of Australian Science Fiction, Paul Collins^[47] (M.U.P.)

• The Captain's Log, Rose Mitchell^[47]
• Ethel the Aardvark, Ian Gunn^[47]
• Interstellar Ramjet Scoop, Bill Wright^[47]
• Metaphysical Review, Bruce Gillespie^[48]
• Out of the Kaje, Karen Johnson^[47]
• Thyme, Alan Stewart^[47]

• Ian Gunn^[48]
• Robert Jan^[47]
• Dick Jenssen^[47]
• Marco Nero^[47]
• Kerri Valkova^[47]

• Emma Barber, Cover Cannibals of the Fine Light and/or Cover A View Before Dying^[47]
• Mark McBride, Cover Fantastic Worlds^[47]
• Marilyn Pride, A3 PRs^[47] and/or Peregrine Besset
• Nick Stathopoulos, Cover The Man Who Melted and/or Cover Dreaming Down Under^[48]
• Shaun Tan, The Rabbits^[47]

• Damien Broderick Reviews, The New York Review of Science Fiction^[47]
• Paul Collins, MUP Encyclopaedia of Australian Science Fiction^[48]
• Steven Paulsen, Contributions to MUP Encyclopedia of Australian Science Fiction^[47]
• Jonathan Strahan, Reviews in Locus^[47]
• Janeen Webb and Andrew Enstice, Aliens & Savages (Harper Collins)^[47]
• Sean Williams & Simon Brown, "No Axis No Boundary", in Altair 1^[47]

An awards ceremony was held 16 December 2000; the actual trophies were presented later at Swancon 2001.^[49][50][2]

Original Nominations

• Paul Collins & Jack Wodhams, "Generation X", Cicada Nov/Dec 1999^[51]
• Stephen Dedman, The Lady of Situations (Ticonderoga Publications)^[51]
• Dave Luckett, A Dark Journey (Omnibus)^[51]
• Paul Collins, "The Nabakov Affair", in Australian Short Stories #63^[51]
• Rory Barnes & Damien Broderick, The Book of Revelation (Harper Collins)^[51]

• Colin Sharpe & Kate Langford, "Magical Cream Puff Destiny", in JAMWAF Magazine (JAFWA)^[51]
• Kyla Ward, "Night Cars", in Abaddon #2^[51]
• Robin Pen, Eidolist 1999 Reviews, in Eidolist^[51]
• Bill Wright, Interstellar Ramjet Scoop^[51]
• Alan Stewart, Thyme^[51]

• Sarah Endacott (ed), Orb 0^[51]
• Russell B. Farr (ed), The Lady of Situations (Ticonderoga Publications)^[51]
• Roadshow and Warner Brothers, The Matrix^[51]
• Paul Collins & Meredith Costain (ed), Spinouts (Pearson Education)^[51]
• MP Books, Antique Futures: The Best of Terry Dowling (MP Books)^[51]