Kisotengai SF New Writer Award
きそうてんがいエスエフしんじんしょう
A new writer award for SF novels held in Kisotengai magazine
- Established
- 1977
- Organizer
- Kisotengai
- Category
- Genre Fiction
- Selection Method
- Open call
- Target
- Newcomer
- Frequency
- 1 per year
- Status
- Ended
Description
The Kisotengai SF New Writer Award (Kisotengai SF Shinjin Shō) was a new writer award for SF novels held in Kisotengai magazine from 1977 to 1980. It ended with the third edition in 1980.
Selection
Selection Process
| Stage | Judges | Pass Rate | Announcement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shinichi Hoshi, Sakyo Komatsu, Yasutaka Tsutsui | — | — |
Past Winners
A science fiction short story published in the September 1980 issue of Kiso Tengai as an honorable mention in the third Kiso Tengai SF Newcomer Award. It belongs to Fuyuki Kojima's early work from the period when new Japanese SF writers were emerging through the magazine.
An early SF short story by Fuyuki Kojima, first appearing in Kiso Tengai as an award honorable mention.
"Warau Uchu" is the title story of Ryo Nakahara's science-fiction collection. Recognized with an honorable mention in the Kisotengai SF Newcomer Award, it uses cosmic ideas and absurd situations to bring human loneliness and madness into sharp relief.
A work of 1980s Japanese science fiction that hides poison and absurdity behind laughter.
一三七機動旅団 is a science-fiction short work by 甲州, exploring human feeling and social possibilities through speculative or futuristic premises. Its newcomer-award recognition points to the freshness of its idea and the narrative energy that carries it forward.
Beyond its speculative premise, human unease and hope become visible from another angle.
ヘル・ドリーム is a science-fiction short work by 竜山守, exploring human feeling and social possibilities through speculative or futuristic premises. Its newcomer-award recognition points to the freshness of its idea and the narrative energy that carries it forward.
Beyond its speculative premise, human unease and hope become visible from another angle.
名のない家 is a science-fiction short work by 牧野ねこ, exploring human feeling and social possibilities through speculative or futuristic premises. Its newcomer-award recognition points to the freshness of its idea and the narrative energy that carries it forward.
Beyond its speculative premise, human unease and hope become visible from another angle.
あたしの中の…… is a science-fiction short work by 新井素子, exploring human feeling and social possibilities through speculative or futuristic premises. Its newcomer-award recognition points to the freshness of its idea and the narrative energy that carries it forward.
Beyond its speculative premise, human unease and hope become visible from another angle.
カッチン is a science-fiction short work by 大和眞也, exploring human feeling and social possibilities through speculative or futuristic premises. Its newcomer-award recognition points to the freshness of its idea and the narrative energy that carries it forward.
Beyond its speculative premise, human unease and hope become visible from another angle.
ぼくの思い出がほんとうなら is a science-fiction short work by 藤原金象, exploring human feeling and social possibilities through speculative or futuristic premises. Its newcomer-award recognition points to the freshness of its idea and the narrative energy that carries it forward.
Beyond its speculative premise, human unease and hope become visible from another angle.
ローレライの星 is a science-fiction short work by 美作和男, exploring human feeling and social possibilities through speculative or futuristic premises. Its newcomer-award recognition points to the freshness of its idea and the narrative energy that carries it forward.
Beyond its speculative premise, human unease and hope become visible from another angle.
スタンピード! is a science-fiction short work by 山本弘, exploring human feeling and social possibilities through speculative or futuristic premises. Its newcomer-award recognition points to the freshness of its idea and the narrative energy that carries it forward.
Beyond its speculative premise, human unease and hope become visible from another angle.