It’s a tremendous honour, one of the top achievements of my whole life. When I was an aspiring writer and an active Worldcon-attending sf fan, I remember dreaming of a Nebula or Hugo nomination—but then I said to myself that it is futile to dream of something that far out and impossible…Update 2009-04-26: There’s also a guest blog post by Johanna on the Nebula awards site.
Saturday, March 07, 2009
Sinisalo Interview
The Finnish sf site Risingshadow has published an interview with Johanna Sinisalo on their English site. Johanna talks about her Nebula nomination for Baby Doll:
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I looked through Nebula nominee lists, and if I am not mistaken, the only authors from non-English speaking countries who have been nominated previously, were Italo Calvino and Jorge Luis Borges (both 1975).
Not a bad company for Johanna :-)
Since 1999 there has also been "Scripts" category in Nebula awards that has had names like M. Night Shyamalan, Hayao Miyazaki, Kuo Jung Tsai & Hui-Ling Wang and Guillermo del Toro, but I think movie scripts are not quite comparable to prose.
Not bad indeed! Thanks for sharing the info!
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