The winners of the Sir Julius Vogel Awards for 2022, recognising works from the 2021 year are now available.
Finalists
You can find the full list of Finalists on our 2022 Sir Julius Vogel Award finalists announced page.
Long list
The long list of nominees is on our Sir Julius Vogel Award Long List â 2022 page.
Category | Finalists | Creator | Source | |||
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Professional Categories | ||||||
Best Novel | Butcherbird | Cassie Hart | Huia Publishers | |||
Best Youth Novel | Fire's Caress | Lani Wendt Young | One Tree House | |||
Best Novella/Novelette | The Impossible Resurrection of Grief | Octavia Cade | Stelliform Press | |||
Best Collected Work | Year's Best Aotearoa New Zealand Science Fiction & Fantasy Vol 3 | Edited by Marie Hodgkinson | Paper Road Press | |||
Best Short Story | "Data Migration" | Melanie Harding-Shaw | Strange Horizons, July 2021Â | |||
Best Artwork | Cover of Foxhunt | Laya Rose | ||||
Best Dramatic Presentation | Wellington Paranormal (series 3) | |||||
Best Production/Publication | What You Need Right Now is a Nice Soothing Horror Story | Tabatha Wood | The Spinoff | |||
Fan Categories | ||||||
Best Fan Writing | Wormholes and Workers | Andi C. Buchanan | Vector Magazine, Issue 294 | |||
Best Fan Artwork | Deva | Michelle Kan | https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-lJx_FICIBcqqcqDzK61Gh0gemEHVD-3?usp=sharing | |||
Best Fan Artwork | Jinx | Jules | ||||
Best Fan Publication | Phoenixine | John and Jo Toon | Phoenix Science Fiction Society | |||
Special Awards | ||||||
Best New Talent | Graci Kim Graci Kim is the bestselling author of The Last Fallen Star, book one in the Korean mythology-inspired middle grade fantasy series. Called a âsparkling yarnâ by Entertainment Weekly, the Gifted Clans trilogy has been optioned by the Disney Channel for a live-action television series, and was named a 2021 Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for âBest Middle Grade & Childrenâs Bookâ, an Amazon Editorâs pick for Best Book, an Indigo Best Book, and a Publisherâs Lunch Buzz Book. Her work deals with issues around belonging, identity, and finding oneâs voice, with a particular emphasis on found families and unbreakable sibling relationships. | |||||
Services to Fandom | Michelle Kan Michelle Kan is an outstanding member of the fan community here in Wellington, known for their stunning Chinese brush-style fanart of many beloved F&SF books, animations, and podcasts. They're a prolific author in their own right, but where I think Michelle really shines is their years of volunteering at various events around Wellington as well as their work as a cosplay photographer and videographer. From their vibrant work at Wellington Cosplay Photo Fest to the New Zealand Games Festival and several years of Armageddons across the North Island, Michelle is a household name in fandom events and we as a fan community are so, so lucky to have them. |