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| − | Cory Efram Doctorow is a [[Canadian]] author and journalist, who began publishing [[SF]] in 1990. He is co-editor of the weblog ''Boing Boing'' and is an activist in favor of liberalizing copyright laws. He has collaborated with [[Karl Schroeder]] and [[Charles Stross]]. ''A Place So Foreign and Eight More'' (2003) is a collection of his short fiction. | + | '''Cory Efram Doctorow''' is a [[Canadian]] author and journalist, who began publishing [[SF]] in 1990. He is co-editor of the weblog ''Boing Boing'' and is an activist in favor of liberalizing copyright laws. He has collaborated with [[Karl Schroeder]] and [[Charles Stross]]. ''A Place So Foreign and Eight More'' (2003) is a collection of his short [[fiction]]. |
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| + | * [https://craphound.com Website. ] | ||
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| − | * 2000 -- | + | * 2000 -- [[2000 Campbell Award]] |
* 2004 -- [[Locus Award]] for Best First Novel, [[Sunburst Award]] | * 2004 -- [[Locus Award]] for Best First Novel, [[Sunburst Award]] | ||
* 2006 -- [[OryCon 28]], [[Conjure]], [[Boskone 43]], [[2006 Best Novelette Hugo|Best Novelette Hugo]] nominee | * 2006 -- [[OryCon 28]], [[Conjure]], [[Boskone 43]], [[2006 Best Novelette Hugo|Best Novelette Hugo]] nominee | ||
* 2007 -- [[Ad Astra 26]], [[Locus Award]] for Best Novelette | * 2007 -- [[Ad Astra 26]], [[Locus Award]] for Best Novelette | ||
* 2008 -- [[Picocon 25]], [[ConFuse 2008]], [[3Pi-Con]] | * 2008 -- [[Picocon 25]], [[ConFuse 2008]], [[3Pi-Con]] | ||
| − | * 2009 -- [[Philcon 2009]], [[Cryptic ConFusion]], [[2009 | + | * 2009 -- [[Philcon 2009]], [[Cryptic ConFusion]], [[2009 Best Novella Hugo]] and [[2009 Best Novel Hugo]] nominee |
* 2010 -- [[Norwescon XXXIII]], [[ICON (Iowa) 35]] | * 2010 -- [[Norwescon XXXIII]], [[ICON (Iowa) 35]] | ||
* 2011 -- [[Philcon 2011]] | * 2011 -- [[Philcon 2011]] | ||
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* 2017 -- [[I-Con 32]] | * 2017 -- [[I-Con 32]] | ||
* 2020 -- [[Baycon 2020]], [[MileHiCon 52]] | * 2020 -- [[Baycon 2020]], [[MileHiCon 52]] | ||
| + | * 2022 -- [[DemiCon 2022]] | ||
| + | * 2023 -- [[ArmadilloCon 2023]] [[special guest]] | ||
| + | * 2024 -- [[Albacon 2024]] "remote guest", [[TusCon 51]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:49, 14 October 2024
(July 17, 1971 –)
Cory Efram Doctorow is a Canadian author and journalist, who began publishing SF in 1990. He is co-editor of the weblog Boing Boing and is an activist in favor of liberalizing copyright laws. He has collaborated with Karl Schroeder and Charles Stross. A Place So Foreign and Eight More (2003) is a collection of his short fiction.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 2000 -- 2000 Campbell Award
- 2004 -- Locus Award for Best First Novel, Sunburst Award
- 2006 -- OryCon 28, Conjure, Boskone 43, Best Novelette Hugo nominee
- 2007 -- Ad Astra 26, Locus Award for Best Novelette
- 2008 -- Picocon 25, ConFuse 2008, 3Pi-Con
- 2009 -- Philcon 2009, Cryptic ConFusion, 2009 Best Novella Hugo and 2009 Best Novel Hugo nominee
- 2010 -- Norwescon XXXIII, ICON 35
- 2011 -- Philcon 2011
- 2012 -- Capricon 32, Olympus 2012 ( Eastercon 63)
- 2013 -- FenCon X, P-Con X
- 2014 -- Westercon 67, Steampunkfestival i Gävle ( Swecon 17)
- 2015 -- MidSouthCon 33, Picocon 32, Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award
- 2017 -- I-Con 32
- 2020 -- Baycon 2020, MileHiCon 52
- 2022 -- DemiCon 2022
- 2023 -- ArmadilloCon 2023 special guest
- 2024 -- Albacon 2024 "remote guest", TusCon 51
| Person | 1971— |
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