Award Bibliography: Joan D. Vinge

Author: Joan D. Vinge Author Record # 60
Legal Name: Vinge, Joan Carol Dennison
Birthplace: Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Birthdate: 2 April 1948
Language: English
Webpages: nndb.com, sf-encyclopedia.com, web.archive.org, Wikipedia-EN
Used These Alternate Names: Billie Randall,
Džoan Vindž^?Dzoan Vindz
, Joan Vinge, J. D. Vinge
Note: Born Joan Carol Dennison. Daughter of Carol Erwin and Seymour W. Dennison, who, according to a private communication from the author, was related to the founders of Dennison Manufacturing (Avery Dennison after 1990.) Married to Vernor Vinge between 1972 and 1979. Wife of James R. Frenkel since 1980.
Author Tags: science fiction (14), novelization (11), movie novelization (9), fantasy (3), alien perspective (2), Shakespeare (1), historical fantasy (1), post apocalypse (1), mind transfer (1), friendship (1), dilatation (1), cyborg (1), solipsism (1), mind upload (1), swarm intelligence (1), alien contact (1), ghosts (1), juvenile fantasy (1), young-adult fantasy (1), interstellar flight (1) and 5 additional tags. View all tags for Joan D. Vinge

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Summary Alphabetical Chronological

Place	Year and Award	Title	Category
10	1975 Locus	Tin Soldier	Best Novella
10	1976 Locus	Mother and Child	Best Novella
4	1976 Campbell / Astounding		Best New Writer
7	1977 Locus	Media Man	Best Novella
13	1977 Locus	The Crystal Ship	Best Novella
Withdrawn -- Ineligible	1977 Campbell / Astounding		Best New Writer
1	1978 Hugo	Eyes of Amber	Best Novelette
5	1978 Locus	Eyes of Amber	Best Short Fiction
1	1978 Analog	Fireship	Best Novelette
2	1978 Analog	The Outcasts of Heaven Belt	Best Serial Novel or Novella
4	1978 Analog	View from a Height	Best Short Story
2	1979 Hugo	Fireship	Best Novella
5	1979 Locus	Fireship	Best Novella
6	1979 Locus	Fireship	Best Single Author Collection
13	1979 Locus	The Outcasts of Heaven Belt	Best SF Novel
2	1979 Locus	View from a Height	Best Short Story
3	1979 Hugo	View from a Height	Best Short Story
2	1980 Locus	Eyes of Amber and Other Stories	Best Single Author Collection
Nomination	1980 Nebula	Fireship	Novella
9	1980 Locus	Fireship	Best Novella
1	1981 Hugo	The Snow Queen	Best Novel
1	1981 Locus	The Snow Queen	Best SF Novel
Nomination	1981 Ditmar	The Snow Queen	Best International Long Fiction
Nomination	1981 Nebula	The Snow Queen	Novel
Nomination	1981 Balrog	The Snow Queen	Novel
Nomination	1984 SF Chronicle		Most Attractive Female Writer
Nomination	1985 Chesley	World's End	Award for Artistic Achievement
13	1985 Locus	World's End	Best SF Novel
13	1986 Locus	Phoenix in the Ashes	Best Collection
13	1989 Locus	Catspaw	Best SF Novel
4	1992 Locus	The Summer Queen	Best SF Novel
4	1992 Hugo	The Summer Queen	Best Novel
Nomination	1994 Kurd Lasswitz Prize	Der Wandel der Welt / Die Abkehr der Welt (translation of The Summer Queen, split into two books)	Bester ausländischer SF-Roman
17	1997 Locus	Dreamfall	Best SF Novel

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