Julie Czerneda

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Julie E. Czerneda (born April 11, 1955) is a Canadian science fiction and fantasy author. She has written many novels, including four Aurora Award for Best Novel winners (In the Company of Others, A Turn of Light, A Play of Shadow, and The Gossamer Mage), and a number of short stories; she has also edited several anthologies.

Czerneda is a biologist by education, and has been active in writing and editing non-fiction. She has edited and authored a number of educational books about career guidance and the teaching of science. In 2022, Czerneda was inducted into the Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy Association Hall of Fame (CSFFA).[1]

Works

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Standalone books

Novellas

  • No Place Like Home (2016)

The Clan Chronicles

This continuity was formerly called the Trade Pact Universe.

Trade Pact trilogy

  1. A Thousand Words for Stranger (1997) – Template:ISBN
  2. Ties of Power (1999) – Template:ISBN
  3. To Trade the Stars (2002) – Template:ISBN

Stratification trilogy

Prequel to the Trade Pact trilogy:

  1. Reap the Wild Wind (2007) – Template:ISBN
  2. Riders of the Storm (2008) – Template:ISBN
  3. Rift in the Sky (2009) – Template:ISBN

Reunification series

  1. This Gulf of Time and Stars (2015) – Template:ISBN
  2. The Gate to Futures Past (2016) – Template:ISBN
  3. To Guard Against the Dark (2017) – Template:ISBN

Species Imperative

Trilogy of biology, politics and survival in a multi-species, interstellar future.

  1. Survival (2004) – Template:ISBN
  2. Migration (2005) – Template:ISBN
  3. Regeneration (2006) – Template:ISBN

Esen

With the publication of Search Image, the Web Shifters trilogy is listed as part of the Esen continuity,Template:Sfn which features the adventures of the shape-shifter Esen-alit-Quar. A Carisian, a species which plays a significant role in the Clan Chronicles, also appears in Search Image,Template:Sfn although there are no common plot points.

Web Shifters

  1. Beholder's Eye (1998) – Template:ISBN
  2. Changing Vision (2000) – Template:ISBN
  3. Hidden in Sight (2003) – Template:ISBN

Web Shifter's Library

  1. Search Image (2018) – Template:ISBN
  2. Mirage (2020) – Template:ISBN
  3. Spectrum (2022) – Template:ISBN

Night's Edge

  1. A Turn of Light (2013) – Template:ISBN
  2. A Play of Shadow (2014) – Template:ISBN
    In 2014 Czerneda announced that DAW Books had bought the next three books in the series.[2]
  3. A Change of Place (2024) - Template:ISBN
  4. A Fall of Darkness (announced)
  5. A Twist of Magic (announced)

Collection

  • Imaginings: 25th Anniversary Collection (2022)

Contributor

  • "Prism" (Web Shifters) in DAW 30th Anniversary Science Fiction Anthology, edited by Elizabeth R. Wollheim and Sheila E. Gilbert (2002) Template:ISBN
  • ReVisions, edited by Julie E. Czerneda and Isaac Szpindel (2004) – Template:ISBN
  • Sirius the Dog Star edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Alexander Potter (2004) – Template:ISBN, "Brothers Bound" (prequel to the Stratification trilogy in the Clan Chronicles)
  • "She's Such a Nasty Morsel" (Web Shifters) in Women of War edited by Alexander Potter and Tanya Huff (2005) – Template:ISBN
  • "A Touch of Blue" (Web Shifters) in Heroes in Training, edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Jim C. Hines (2007) – Template:ISBN
  • "The Passenger" in Lightspeed Science Fiction and Fantasy magazine, February 2011
  • "The Franchise" in Space Stations edited by Martin H. Greenberg and John Helfers (sequel to In the Company of Others) – Template:ISBN

Career guidance

  • Great careers for people interested in living things (1993) – Template:ISBN
  • Great careers for people who like to work with their hands (1994) – Template:ISBN
  • Great careers for people interested in communications technology (1996) by Julie E. Czerneda and Victoria Vincent
  • Great careers for people fascinated by government and the law (1996) by Anne Marie Males; contributing authors, Julie Czerneda and Victoria Vincent

Edited by Julie E. Czerneda

Science education through science fiction stories in the classroom

  • No Limits: Developing Scientific Literacy Using Science Fiction (1998), non-fiction – Template:ISBN
  • Packing Fraction & Other Tales of Science & Imagination (1998) – Template:ISBN

Tales from the Wonder Zone

Realms of Wonder

Awards

  • University of Waterloo Alumni of Honour Award 2007
  • Golden Duck Awards
    • 2003 Special award for Best Science and Technology Education, given for the Tales of the Wonder Zone (entire series)[3]
  • Prix Aurora Award
    • 2002 Best Long Form in English for In the Company of Others
    • 2002 Best Short Form in English for "Left Foot on A Blind Man"
    • 2004 Best Editor for Space, Inc.
    • 2008 Best Editor for Under Cover of Darkness (with Jana Paniccia)
    • 2014 Best English Novel for A Turn of Light
    • 2015 Best English Novel for A Play of Shadow
    • 2020 Best Novel for The Gossamer Mage
  • Romantic Times
    • 2001 Reviewers' Choice Winner: Best Science Fiction Novel for In the Company of Others

See also

References

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