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Hugo Award-Winning Science Fiction Writer  ROBERT J. SAWYER  Author of WWW:Wake and FlashForward SFWRITER.COM > About Rob > Aurora Ceremonies   Aurora Award Ceremonies   That's me above accepting the Aurora Award — Canada's top honor in science-fiction writing — for Best English Short Story at the Winnipeg Worldcon in September 1994. To my delight, the award was presented by Canadian astronaut Marc Garneau; you can see him standing behind me in the picture on the right. My 1994 Aurora was for my story "Just Like Old Times," published both in On Spec magazine and Mike Resnick's anthology Dinosaur Fantastic. On the left, I'm receiving another Aurora Award — in November 1997 at the convention Toronto Trek for Best English Novel from Babylon 5 star Richard Biggs. That year, I won two Aurora Awrds; the other was for my short story "Peking Man." 1994 color photograph by Jim Schneider. 1994 b&w photograph by Carolyn Clink. 1997 photograph by Carolyn Clink. Close-ups of Aurora trophies Press release about Rob's 1996 Aurora win Press release about Rob's 1997 Aurora double win Press release about Rob's 2000 Aurora double win Rob's thoughts on what's wrong with the Aurora Awards   More Good Reading   More about Canadian science fiction Close-ups of Aurora trophies Press release about Rob's 1996 Aurora win Press release about Rob's 1997 Aurora double win Press release about Rob's 2000 Aurora double win Rob's thoughts on what's wrong with the Aurora Awards Awards and Honors Review Excerpts

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