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Jan. 28th, 2011 10:04 pmFolks are posting eligibility lists for all kinds of awards. I won't do that for my own writing, but it would save me a lot of emails if I did a list of who lives in the right region/has the right nationality for Baggage (I am being asked who lives where, basically).
NZ awards:
Albert & Victoria/Slow Dreams — Lucy Sussex
Macreadie v The Love Machine — Jennifer Fallon (Jenny moved to NZ over a year ago)
Chronos (Victoria):
Telescope — Jack Dann (but it may not be eligible for other reasons)
Manifest Destiny — Janeen Webb
Albert & Victoria/Slow Dreams — Lucy Sussex
Acception — Tessa Kum
(and possibly KJ Bishop's story - I don't know if Victorians living elsewhere count and if they do, how long they can live elsewhere before being ineligible)
Tin Ducks:
none (but we have a South Australian writer and people from all over the east coast, so it isn't lack of spread across the country)
Baggage is also eligible for the Ditmars and the Hugos, of course, but that's purely wishful thinking. The stories, however, are amazing and I thought it would be a shame if they missing getting noticed because readers weren't sure where the writers lived.
NZ awards:
Albert & Victoria/Slow Dreams — Lucy Sussex
Macreadie v The Love Machine — Jennifer Fallon (Jenny moved to NZ over a year ago)
Chronos (Victoria):
Telescope — Jack Dann (but it may not be eligible for other reasons)
Manifest Destiny — Janeen Webb
Albert & Victoria/Slow Dreams — Lucy Sussex
Acception — Tessa Kum
(and possibly KJ Bishop's story - I don't know if Victorians living elsewhere count and if they do, how long they can live elsewhere before being ineligible)
Tin Ducks:
none (but we have a South Australian writer and people from all over the east coast, so it isn't lack of spread across the country)
Baggage is also eligible for the Ditmars and the Hugos, of course, but that's purely wishful thinking. The stories, however, are amazing and I thought it would be a shame if they missing getting noticed because readers weren't sure where the writers lived.