Tähtifantasia Award
Tähtifantasia Award is an annual prize by Helsingin science fiction seura ry for the best foreign fantasy book released in Finland.[1][2]
Recipients
2015
- (winner) Terry Pratchett: FC Akateemiset (Unseen Academicals, 2009.) Translated by Mika Kivimäki. Karisto, 2014.
Other shortlisted books:
- Kate Atkinson: Elämä elämältä (Life After Life, Schildts & Söderströms)
- Robert W. Chambers: Keltainen kuningas (The King in Yellow, Basam Books)
- Machado de Assis: Kuolematon ja muita novelleja (short story collection, Sammakko)
- Liz Williams: Kultainen lohikäärme (Precious Dragon, Like)
2014
- (winner) Bruno Schulz: Kanelipuodit ja muita kertomuksia (The Street of Crocodiles, short story collection, 1934.) Translated from Polish by Tapani Kärkkäinen. Basam Books, 2013.
Other shortlisted books:
- Yön Kaspar(Gaspard de la Nuit, Savukeidas)
- Eowyn Ivey: Lumilapsi (The Snow Child, Bazar)
- Kasvoista kasvoihin(Till We Have Faces: A Myth Retold, Kirjapaja)
- Tyttö joka purjehti Satumaan ympäri itse rakentamallaan laivalla (The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making, Gummerus)
2013
- (winner) Steph Swainston : Uusi maailma (The Modern World, 2007.) Translated by Jyri Pekka Mäkelä. Like, 2012.
Other shortlisted books:
- Anders Fager: Pohjoiset kultit (Svenska kulter: Skräckberättelser, Atena Kustannus)
- Terry Pratchett: Posti kulkee (Going Postal, Karisto)
- Liz Williams: Aavekauppiaan tytär (Snake Agent, Like)
- Gene Wolfe: Kiduttajan varjo (The Shadow of the Torturer, Gummerus)
2012
- (winner) WSOY, 2011.
Other shortlisted books:
- John Ajvide Lindqvist: Kultatukka, tähtönen (Lilla Stjärna, Gummerus)
- Hal Duncan: Pako helvetistä! (Escape from Hell!, Like)
- Toiset(The City and the City, Karisto)
- Ali Shaw: Tyttö joka muuttui lasiksi (The Girl with Glass Feet, Atena Kustannus)
2011
- (winner) Andrzej Sapkowski: WSOY, 2010.
Other shortlisted books:
- Terry Pratchett: Yövartiosto (Night Watch, Karisto)
- Patrick Rothfuss: Tuulen nimi (The Name of the Wind, Kirjava)
- Mari Strachan: Hiljaisuus soi H-mollissa (The Earth Hums In B Flat, Karisto)
- Steph Swainston: Kuolemattomien kaarti (The Year of Our War, Like)
2010
- (winner) Tammi, 2009.
Other shortlisted books:
- Joe Abercrombie: Ase itse (The Blade Itself, Kirjava)
- Jorge Luis Borges: Kuvitteellisten olentojen kirja (The Book of Imaginary Beings, Teos)
- Tammi)
- WSOY)
2009
- (winner) Ellen Kushner: Thomas Riiminiekka. (Thomas the Rhymer, 1990.) Translated by Johanna Vainikainen-Uusitalo. Vaskikirjat, 2008.
Other shortlisted books:
- Noita(Wicked, Sammakko)
- Patricia A. McKillip: Basiliskin laulu (Song for the Basilisk, Karisto)
- José Saramago: Oikukas kuolema (As Intermitências da Morte, Tammi)
- Robert Silverberg: Kuningas Gilgameš (Gilgamesh the King, Vaskikirjat)
2008
- (winner) WSOY, 2007.
Other shortlisted books:
- Lord Dunsany: Haltiamaan kuninkaantytär (The King of Elfland's Daughter, Vaskikirjat)
- WSOY)
- Sean Stewart: Matkijalintu (Mockingbird, Karisto)
- WSOY)
2007
- (winner) Jeff VanderMeer: Pyhimysten ja mielipuolten kaupunki. (City of Saints and Madmen, 2001). Translated by Johanna Vainikainen-Uusitalo. Loki-kirjat, 2006.
Other shortlisted books:
- Jonathan Carroll: Valkoiset omenat (White Apples, Loki-kirjat)
- Jukka Halme (editor): Uuskummaa? (Kirjava, a short story collection)
- George R.R. Martin: Miekkamyrsky 2(A Storm of Swords, part 2, Kirjava)
- Patricia A. McKillip: Unohdettu Ombria (Ombria in Shadow, Karisto)
See also
Tähtivaeltaja Award, the corresponding award for best translated science fiction book
Sources
- ^ "Helsinki Science Fiction Society Awards". Science Fiction Awards Watch (www.sfawardswatch.com). Archived from the original on November 9, 2016.
- ^ "Fantasiakirjallisuudelle uusi palkinto". Helsingin Sanomat (www.hs.fi). 3 July 2007. Archived from the original on October 20, 2012.
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