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IAFA Imagining Indigenous Futurisms Award Winner and Short List

Short List: The Tangle by Rae Mariz This story is an insightful, delightful evocation of the many unseen dimensions and worlds within our own universe. The Good One by Allanah Hunt Allanah Hunt’s evocation of the racist structures, values, and[...]

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2023 IAFA Imagining Indigenous Futurisms Award, Deadline December 1, 2023

The IAFA Imagining Indigenous Futurisms Award recognizes emerging authors who use science fiction to address issues of Indigenous sovereignty and self-determination.     To be considered for the award, submit the following: 200-word statement with background & goals in writing[...]

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2023 IAFA Crawford Award and Shortlist Announced

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 2/7/2023 2023 IAFA Crawford Award and Shortlist Announced   The winner of the 2023 Crawford Award, presented annually by the International Association for the Fantastic in the Arts for a first book of fantasy published the prior[...]

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The 2022 IAFA Imagining Indigenous Futurisms Award

The IAFA Imagining Indigenous Futurisms Award recognizes emerging authors who use science fiction to address issues of Indigenous sovereignty and self-determination. To be considered for the award, submit the following: 200-word statement with background & goals in writing SF 4,000-word[...]

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2022 IAFA Crawford Award and Shortlist Announced

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 2/10/2022   2022 IAFA Crawford Award and Shortlist Announced   The winner of the 2022 Crawford Award, presented annually by the International Association for the Fantastic in the Arts for a first book of fantasy, is Usman[...]

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Brian Attebery wins World Fantasy Award

Dear IAFA Community: It is with great pride and pleasure that the IAFA announces that our own Brian Attebery has won a World Fantasy Award in the category “Special Award – Non-Professional” for his 16 years at the helm of[...]

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Final call for submissions: 2022 Jamie Bishop Memorial Award

Final Call for Submissions: 2022 Jamie Bishop Memorial Award The International Association for the Fantastic in the Arts announces its 16th annual Jamie Bishop Memorial Award for a critical essay on the fantastic originally written in a language other than[...]

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Call for Submissions: The 12th Annual IAFA Imagining Indigenous Futurisms Award

The IAFA Imagining Indigenous Futurisms Award recognizes emerging authors who use science fiction to address issues of Indigenous sovereignty and self-determination. To be considered for the award, submit the following: 200-word statement with background & goals in writing SF 4,000-word[...]

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Final Call for Submissions: 2021 Jamie Bishop Memorial Award

Final Call for Submissions: 2021 Jamie Bishop Memorial Award The International Association for the Fantastic in the Arts announces its 15th annual Jamie Bishop Memorial Award for a critical essay on the fantastic originally written in a language other than[...]

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Call for Submissions: 2021 Jamie Bishop Memorial Award

Call for Submissions: 2021 Jamie Bishop Memorial Award The International Association for the Fantastic in the Arts announces its 15th annual Jamie Bishop Memorial Award for a critical essay on the fantastic originally written in a language other than English.[...]

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