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WHAT'S NEW?
EVENTS
- Ellen Datlow, Ramsey Campbell, and Lisa Tuttle will talk about horror at the Middlesex University Literary Festival 2010: Wednesday, March 24, 2:30 pm
(The Festival takes place at Middlesex University’s Trent Park Campus. Attendance at all panel sessions, readings, talks and workshops are free of charge. Nearset tube stations are Oakwood and Cockfosters, a free shuttlebus service runs between Oakwood station and campus.)
- Editor Guest of Honor at Radcon 58 in Pasco, Washington, February 12-14, 2010
NEWS
- August 9, 2009: Ellen wins the Hugo
as Best Editor (Short Form) for 2008
- June 28, 2009: Ellen wins Locus Award as
Best Editor for 2008
- Inferno, edited by Ellen Datlow (Tor) has won both the IHG
(Oct. 31) and World Fantasy Awards (Nov. 2) as best anthology.
This makes her the Triple Crown winner of adjudicated fantasy
awards!
- July 20, 2008: Inferno, edited by Ellen Datlow (Tor) has won
the Shirley Jackson
Award as best anthology.
- June 21, 2008: Ellen has won the Locus Poll as
Best Editor for 2007
- June 15, 2008: Ellen has been selected as Green Man Review's Summer
Queen! (make sure to read her "Summer Queen Speech there.)
- November 4, 2007: SALON FANTASTIQUE, edited by Ellen Datlow & Terri
Windling has won a World Fantasy Award.
- September, 2007: Ellen Datlow is the recipient of the 2007 Karl Edward
Wagner Award, given by the British Fantasy Convention to "someone the committee
feels
has made an outstanding contribution to the genre."
Recently
Posted:
Latest photos in the gallery and Flickr:
2010
2009
- World Fantasy Convention, San Jose, CA, October 28-November 4, 2009
- Edgar Allan Poe's Long-Delayed Funeral, Baltimore, MD, October 11, 2009
- An Evening of
Edgar Allan Poe: Readings from Poe: 19 New Tales Inspired by Edgar Allan Poe. Readers: Gregory Frost, Delia Sherman, and John Langan. September
25, 2009 Montauk Club, Brooklyn, NY
- Anticipation: The 2009 World SF
Convention held in Montreal, Quebec, August 6-10, 2009
- Readercon 20, Burlington, MA, July
9-12, 2009
- Locus Awards Weekend, Seattle, WA,
June 25-29, 2009
- HWA Stoker Weekend, June 11-15,
2009, Burbank, CA
- Reading of Troll's Eye View at
Books of Wonder, June 7, 2009
- International Conference of the
Fantastic in the Arts, March 18-22, 2009, Orlando, Florida
- NYC
launch of Poe anthology and celebration of EA Poe, Jan 6, 2009, South Street
Seaport, NYC
2008
- SFWA
Reception, November 24, 2008, Society of Illustrators, New York City
- World
Fantasy Convention, October 29-November 3, 2008, Calgary, Alberta
(Canada)
-
Denvention 3 (SFWorldcon), August 6-10, 2008, Denver, CO
- Shirley
Jackson Award fundraising reading at KGB, July 23, 2008
- Readercon 19, Burlington Marriott,
Burlington, Massachusetts: July 17-20, 2008
- Wiscon, Madison, WI, May 23-27,
2008
- Launch Party for The Del Rey Book of
Science Fiction and Fantasy South Street Seaport Museum, NYC, May 14,
2008
-
The Conference of the Fantastic
in the Arts Orlando, FL, March 19-23, 2008
2007
-
Visit to Morikami Gardens (Delray Beach), November 17, 2007
- World Fantasy Convention, November 1-4,
2007, Saratoga Springs, NY
- Capclave, Oct 11-13, 2007
- LOTS of Photos from
Japan and Nipponcon 2007, August 2007
- Photos from FInland & FInnconn
- ReaderCon, July 5-8, 2007
- Nebula
Awards Weekend, May 12, 2007, New York City
- Nebula Awards Weekend, May 11, 2007, new
York City
- At the Blue Marble Bookstore in
Philadelphia, as part of the
Mt. Airy Kids' Literature Festival, April 14th, 2007
- Photos from World Horror Convention,
March,
2007, March 29-April 1, 2007 in Toronto, Canada
- Photos
from ICFA, March 14-18, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
- Ellen in London, February 2007: Photos
from
lunch in Islington, February 16
- Ellen in London, February 2007: Photos
from
Geoff Ryman's party for Ellen, February 20
More Photos
- Photos from KGB:David Anthony Durham and Lev Grossman. Jan. 20, 2010
Photos from KGB: Andy Duncan and Christopher Rowe. Dec. 16, 2009
- Photos from KGB: Sarah Micklem and Alisa Kwitney. Nov. 18, 2009
- Photos from KGB: John Langan and Michael Cisco. Oct 21, 2009
- Photos from KGB: Chris Genoa and Andrew Fox. Sep 16, 2009
- Photos from KGB: Kaaron
Warren and Robert Freeman Wexler. Aug 19, 2009
- Photos from KGB: Clarion West 25th Anniversary Reading with Rajan Khanna
(guest host), Cat Rambo, Jack Womack, Kris Dikeman, and Samuel R. Delany. Jul
19, 2009
- Photos from KGB: Naomi Novik and F. Brett Cox. May 20, 2009
- Photos from KGB: Cassandra Clare and Marie Rutkoski. Apr 15,
2009
- Photos from KGB: James Morrow and Laird Barron. Feb 18, 2009
- Photos from KGB: Harvey Jacobs and Catherynne M. Valente. Jan 21,
2009
- Photos from KGB: Christopher Barzak and Alaya Dawn Johnson. Dec 17,
2008
- Photos from KGB: Caitlin Kiernan and Benjamin Parzybok. Nov 19,
2008
- Photos from KGB: Weird Tales Reading with Ann VanderMeer and Stephen
Segal, readers Micaela Morrissette, Karen Heuler, Jeffrey Ford, and
others.
- Photos from KGB: Holly Black and Lauren McLaughlin, Sept 17,
2008
- Photos from KGB: John Kessel and JoSelle Vanderhooft, July 16,
2008
- Photos from KGB: Terri Windling and Howard Gayton, June 18,
2008
- Photos from KGB: Ekaterina Sedia and Jack O'Connell, May 21, 2008
- Photos from KGB: Jack Ketchum and P. D. Cacek, Apr 16, 2008
- Photos from KGB: The
Inferno Reading, Feb 20, 2008
- Photos from KGB: Marly Youmans & Dan Braum, Jan 16, 2008
- Blasts from the Past!
Ellen in 1988 and 1974
February 17
Peter Straub
Daryl Gregory
March 17
Nora K. Jemison
Michael Shea
April 21
Richard Bowes
Jeffrey Ford
May 19
Terence Taylor
Leanna Renee Hieber
SFSite's Searchable List
of Year's Best Horror and Fantasy
A handy searchabe (by title, author, and volume) of twenty volumes of The
Year's Best Horror and Fantasy edited by Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling
beginning
with the best short fantasy and horror from 1987. In 2003, Kelly Link and Gavin
J. Grant took over the fantasy editing from Terri Windling.
The ED SF
Project
David Schwartz, assisted by Niall Harrison and Chance Morrison, are compiling
The Ellen Datlow/SCI FICTION Project -- showing the love for five
and a half years of great short fiction -- and they need your help! There are
over
300 stories to cover, so if you're a person who loves short speculative fiction,
add your voice. (Or just enjoy
the "appreciations" of the stories.)
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