The SF Site: 2000 Sidewise Awards for Alternate History

2000 Sidewise Awards for Alternate History

The judges for the Sidewise Awards for Alternate History have announced the winners (in bold along with the other nominees) for the 2000 Sidewise Awards. The awards were be presented at Chicon, the 58th World Science Fiction Convention, held from August 31 - September 4, 2000. The Sidewise Awards are named after Murray Leinster's 1934 short story "Sidewise in Time."

LONG FORM: (60,000 words or longer or complete series)
Brendan DuBois, Resurrection Day, Putnam 1999

SHORT FORM: (shorter than 60,000 words)
Alain Bergeron, "The Eighth Register," Northern Suns, edited by David G. Hartwell and Glenn Grant, Tor, 1999. Translated by Howard Scott. Originally published as "La Huitième register," Solaris #107, Autumn 1993
Jan Lars Jensen, "Secret History of the Ornithopter," F&SF 6/99
Robert Silverberg, "Getting to Know the Dragon," Far Horisons, edited by Robert Silverberg, Avon, 1999
Robert Silverberg, "A Hero of the Empire," F&SF 10-11/99

Special Achievement
Randall Garrett, Lifetime Achievement for such works as Lord Darcy Investigates, Murder and Magic, Too Many Magicians

Previous Winners Long Form Stephen Fry, Making History, 1998 Harry Turtledove, How Few Remain, 1997 Stephen Baxter, Voyage, 1996 Paul J. McAuley, Pasquale's Angel, 1995 Short Form Ian R. MacLeod, "The Summer Isles," 1998 William Sanders, "The Undiscovered," 1997 Walter Jon Williams, "Foreign Devils," 1996 Stephen Baxter, "Brigantia's Angels," 1995 Special Achievement L. Sprague de Camp, Lifetime Achievement, 1995 Robert Sobel, For Want of a Nail, 1997		Other Award Links World Fantasy Awards Hugo Awards Nebula Awards The Locus Awards Award Sites SF Site Awards Page The Locus Index to Science Fiction Awards AwardWeb
Nominations are currently being accepted for the 2001 Sidewise Awards. For more information, the award website is http://www.uchronia.net/sidewise/.