The James White Award 2001
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| Lynne Ann Morse accepts the award from Patricia
Larkin |
As David was unable to travel from the US for the ceremony, Lynne Ann Morse accepted the award on his behalf. She received the award, his cash prize of $150 and his story will be published in the December issue of Interzone.
Hopefully you will all further support the award by buying Interzone and reading this brilliant story.
Click here for more about the winning entry.
The Five stories shortlisted for the final round of judging were:
- Extemophenia by Janet Barron
- Fear of the alien by Lannah Battley
- The Last Whippoorwill by Ciaran Cloniffe
- Nucleon by David D Levine
- Rainmaker on the run by Jetse de Vries
The Award ceremony took place in Queens University Belfast. Peggy White was present and had the following to say about the story: 'I have read the winning story and I know that James would have loved it'.
David was able to address the room thanks to a video message, sent via the Internet, and there was also a phone connection with David.
Next year's award has now launched and the ceremony is planned to take place at Novacon, the Birmingham SF group's annual convention.
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| Michael Carroll (Judge), Patricia Larkin (James
White's daughter), Lynne Ann Morse (on behalf of David D. Levine),
Peggy White (James White's wife) and James Bacon (Award Administrator) |
