The 2014 Auroras, a.k.a. Aurora Award and Prix Aurora, Canada's Science Fiction & Fantasy Awards since 1980, were recently awarded by the Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy Association (CSFFA).
Awards were presented in ten categories this year:
- Best Novel
- Best YA Fiction
- Best Short Fiction
- Best Poem / Song
- Best Graphic Novel
- Best Related Work
- Best Artist
- Best Fan Music
- Best Fan Organizational
- Best Fan Related Work
The nominees for the YA award were announced in May, with voting extended to September. These were the nominated titles:
Best English YA (Young Adult) Novel
The Ehrich Weisz Chronicles: Demon Gate
by Marty Chan
Fitzhenry & Whiteside
Ink
by Amanda Sun
Harlequin Teen
The Lake and the Library
by S.M. Beiko
ECW Press
Out of Time
by D. G. Laderoute
Five Rivers Publishing
Resolve
by Neil Godbout
Bundoran Press
The Rising
by Kelley Armstrong
Doubleday Canada
The winner of the 2014 Aurora Award for Young Adult Fiction, presented at Canvention 34 in Vancouver on October 3, 2014 is:
Kelley Armstrong
for
The Rising
Dark Rising Book 3
Doubleday Canada
432 pp.
Ages 12+
2013
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