Sogen SF Short Story Prize
| Sogen SF Short Story Prize | |
|---|---|
| Awarded for | Japanese science fiction and related genres |
| Country |  Japan |
| Presented by | Tokyo Sogensha |
| First awarded | 2010 |
| Website | www |
The Sogen SF Short Story Prize (創元SF短編賞, Sōgen SF Tanpen Shō) is an annual Japanese literary award conducted by Tokyo Sogensha since 2010.[1]
It is a prize contest for original unpublished stories of science fiction and other related genres. It is mainly intended for amateur writers, but also open to who have professional publications.
The winning stories have been published in the year's-best Japanese SF anthology series from the publisher's imprint Sōgen SF Bunko until 2019. Since 2020, they will be included in Genesis, the publisher's hard cover SFF series.
In 2010 and 2011, some of finalist stories were collected into original anthology series Genshoku no Sōzōryoku (原色の想像力).[2][3]
Until 2019, Regular judges have been (critic/translator/anthologist) and (critic/anthologist), who have edited the year's-best. Another notable author have been invited as a guest judge each year.
Recognition[]
's first collection Banjō no Yoru (盤上の夜) was nominated for the 147th Naoki Prize[4] and won the 2012 Nihon SF Taisho Award.[5]
Dempow Torishima's first collection Kaikin no To (皆勤の徒) won the 2013 Nihon SF Taisho Award. The English translation of the book, Sisyphean, was published in 2018,[6] following that the original award-winning novella "Kaikin no To" was translated into English as "Sisyphean" and included in the English anthology Phantasm Japan.[7] His first novel Yadokari no Hoshi (宿借りの星) also won the 2019 Nihon SF Taisho Award.
Winners[]
Japanese titles are put down with only for winning stories, and stories which were published in single-authors' books. English titles for translated stories.
| Year | Submissions | Awards | Title | Author(s) | Guest judge |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | 612 | Winner | Agari (あがり) | Masaki Yamada | |
| Second place | Udon, Kitsune-tsuki no (うどん キツネつきの) | Haneko Takayama | |||
| Special citation by Nozomi Ohmori | Saezuri no Utyū | Yūichi Sakanaga | |||
| Special citation by Sanzō Kusaka | Tsuchi no Chiri | Takashi Yamashita | |||
| Special citation by Masaki Yamada | Banjō no Yoru (盤上の夜) | Yūsuke Miyauchi | |||
| 2011 | 594 | Winner | Sisyphean (皆勤の徒, Kaikin no To) | Dempow Torishima | Akira Hori |
| Second place | Mayu no Miru Yume | Shunshō Utsugi | |||
| Special citation by Nozomi Ohmori | Hana to Shōnen | ||||
| Special citation by Sanzō Kusaka | Kudan no Hitomi | Tatsuhiko Shibo | |||
| Special citation by Akira Hori | Mono Mina Ikoeru | Tsutomu Oshizawa | |||
| 2012 | 618 | Winner | Subete no Yume Hateru Chi de (〈すべての夢｜果てる地で〉) | Hirotaka Tobi | |
| Second place | Prometheus no Bansan | ||||
| Special citation by Nozomi Ohmori | Terra no Suisō | Aoba Minazuki | |||
| Special citation by Sanzō Kusaka | Atamayama | Ei Funazato | |||
| Special citation by Hirotaka Tobi | Enu Shi | Toshimichi Watanabe | |||
| 2013 | 576 | Winner | Gingafū Hansō (銀河風帆走) | Toh Enjoe | |
| Special citation by Nozomi Ohmori | The Unknown Hero: Secret Origin | Tateaki Kashima | |||
| Special citation by Sanzō Kusaka | Kyōren no Onna Shishō | Maki Takatsuki | |||
| Special citation by Toh Enjoe | Huminshō Kitan | Yoda Kee | |||
| 2014 | 461 | Winners | Fūga (風牙) | Hideaki Sena | |
| Landscape to Natsu no Teiri (ランドスケープと夏の定理) | |||||
| Special citation by Nozomi Ohmori | Onna Tomodachi | Satoshi Arii | |||
| Special citation by Sanzō Kusaka | Kaijū | Takurō Urade | |||
| Special citation by Hideaki Sena | Ken ha Deja vu | Shūzaemon Goudo | |||
| 2015 | 510 | Winner | Kamigami no Hohō (神々の歩法) | Riku Onda | |
| Special citation by Nozomi Ohmori | Kono Kogoeta Sekai ni Umareru Mae ni | Eiichi Ube | |||
| Special citation by Sanzō Kusaka | Kimitachi Kyoshitsu ni Hairinasai | Tomoko Itō | |||
| Special citation by Riku Onda | Bakko Chan | Mayu Henmi | |||
| 2016 | 464 | Winner | Yoshida Dōmei (吉田同名) | ||
| Special citation by Nozomi Ohmori | Saibō Remin no Meikai Shindo Live | Ren Fukami | |||
| Special citation by Sanzō Kusaka | Kurueyo. | Ifu Azumi | |||
| Special citation by Hiroshi Yamamoto | Niji no Ishi | Toshin Kagami | |||
| 2017 | 417 | Winner | 74-Byou no Seijaku to Kodoku (七十四秒の静寂と孤独) | ||
| Special citation by Satoshi Hase | Gin no Ame Furu Furu | Yō Hisano | |||
| 2018 | 424 | Winner | Tenku seyo Hosshō-ji (天駆せよ法勝寺) | Motoko Arai | |
| Second place | Kikai ha Naze Korosu ka | Masaki Nagumo | |||
| Special citation by Nozomi Ohmori | Natsu no Musubime | Hisaki Orito | |||
| Special citation by Sanzō Kusaka | Kanki ni Somare | Kenji Nonaka | |||
| Special citation by Motoko Arai | Adversarial Vipers, Arui ha Saigo no Ginkō Gōtō | Hitozō Takeda | |||
| 2019 | 511 | Winner | Sangita (サンギータ) | ||
| Second place | Inchin Shikatsu | Sayo Onoda | |||
| Special citation by Sanzō Kusaka | "Sakhalin Shakaishugi Kyōwakoku Kindai Shūkyō Shiryō" (2099) Bassui, oyobi Sonota Zakki | Mamoru Tanibayashi | |||
| Special citation by Yūsuke Miyauchi | Kaitensuru Dōbutsu no Seishiten | Chiba Shū |
| Year | Submissions | Awards | Title | Author(s) | Judges |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020[8] | 468 | Winner | Ao no Shanghai (蒼の上海) | Matō Oriteru | Akira Hori (Editor) |
| Special citation by Judges | Ōedo Shinguraritei (大江戸しんぐらりてい) | Kazane Yarai | |||
| 2021[9] | 550 | Winner | Yoru no Hate, Nagi no Sekai (夜の果て、凪の世界) | Rin Matsuki | Akira Hori
Dempow Torishima Tetsuya Kohama |
| Second place | Kami no Buta (神の豚) | Kumiko Mizobuchi |
Published Books[]
- Matsuzaki, Yūri (2011). Agari あがり (in Japanese). Tokyo Sogensha. ISBN 9784488018146.
- Miyauchi, Yūsuke (2012). Banjō no Yoru 盤上の夜 (in Japanese). Tokyo Sogensha. ISBN 9784488018153.
- Torishima, Dempow (2013). Kaikin no To 皆勤の徒 (in Japanese). Tokyo Sogensha. ISBN 9784488018177.
- Haneko, Takayama (2014). Udon, Kitsune-tsuki no うどん キツネつきの (in Japanese). Tokyo Sogensha. ISBN 9784488018191.
- Ishikawa, Muneo (2018). Hanbun Sekai 半分世界 (in Japanese). Tokyo Sogensha. ISBN 9784488018252.
- Takashima, Yūya (2018). Landscape to Natsu no Teiri ランドスケープと夏の定理 (in Japanese). Tokyo Sogensha. ISBN 9784488018283.
- Monden, Mitsuhiro (2018). Fūga 風牙 (in Japanese). Tokyo Sogensha. ISBN 9784488018290.
- Hisanaga, Mikihiko (2020). 74-Byou no Senritsu to Kodoku 七十四秒の旋律と孤独. Tokyo Sogensha. ISBN 9784488018429.
- Ohmori, Nozomi; Kusaka, Sanzō; Yamada, Masaki, eds. (2010). Genshoku no Sōzōryoku 原色の想像力 (in Japanese). Tokyo Sogensha. ISBN 9784488739010.
- Ohmori, Nozomi; Kusaka, Sanzō; Hori, Akira, eds. (2012). Genshoku no Sōzōryoku 2 原色の想像力2 (in Japanese). Tokyo Sogensha. ISBN 9784488739027.
References[]
- ^ "Official Website" (in Japanese). Retrieved September 22, 2014.
- ^ Ohmori, Nozomi; Kusaka, Sanzō; Yamada, Masaki, eds. (2010). 原色の想像力 (in Japanese). Tokyo Sogensha. ISBN 9784488739010.
- ^ Ohmori, Nozomi; Kusaka, Sanzō; Hori, Akira, eds. (2011). 原色の想像力2 (in Japanese). Tokyo Sogensha. ISBN 9784488739027.
- ^ "Nominees of the 147th Naoki Prize" (in Japanese). Retrieved 2017-04-26.
- ^ "The List of Winners of Nihon SF Taisho Award" (in Japanese). Retrieved September 22, 2014.
- ^ Torishima, Dempow (2018). Sisysphean. San Francisco: HAIKASORU. ISBN 9781421580821.
- ^ Mamatas, Nick; Washington, Masumi, eds. (2014). Phantasm Japan. San Francisco: HAIKASORU. ISBN 9781421571744.
- ^ "創元SF短編賞受賞作・候補作一覧1-11回｜文学賞の世界". prizesworld.com. Retrieved 2021-08-26.
- ^ "第12回 創元SF短編賞 東京創元社". 東京創元社 (in Japanese). Retrieved 2021-08-26.
External links[]
- "The Official Website" (in Japanese).
- "The Winners and Nominees of Sōgen SF Tanpen Shō" (in Japanese).
- Japanese literary awards
- Japanese science fiction awards
- Japanese-language literary awards
- Short story awards