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Ellen Klages

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American writer (born 1954)
Ellen Klages
Ellen Klages at the 2007 World Fantasy Convention
Ellen Klages at the 2007World Fantasy Convention
Born1954 (age 71–72)
LanguageEnglish
Alma materUniversity of Michigan
Website
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Ellen Klages (IPA:/ˈkl.ɪs/,KLAY-jiss; born 1954) is an American science,science fiction,fantasy andhistorical fiction writer who lives inSan Francisco. Her novelette "Basement Magic" won the 2005Nebula Award for Best Novelette. She had previously been nominated forHugo,Nebula, andCampbell awards. Her first (non-genre) novel,The Green Glass Sea, was published byViking Children's Books in 2006. It won the 2007Scott O'Dell Award for Historical Fiction, the New Mexico Book Award, and the Judy Looez Memorial Award.Portable Childhoods, a collection of her short fiction published byTachyon Publications, was named a 2008World Fantasy Award finalist.[1]White Sands, Red Menace, the sequel toThe Green Glass Sea, was published in Fall 2008 and won the New Mexico and California Book Awards. In 2010, her short story "Singing on a Star" was nominated for aWorld Fantasy Award.[2] In 2018 her novellaPassing Strange won the World Fantasy and British Fantasy Awards and was nominated for theMythopoeic Fantasy Award for Adult Literature.[3] In 2019, her novel Out of Left Field won the Children’s History Book Prize and the Ohioana Book Award.

Biography

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Ellen Janeway Klages was born in Columbus, Ohio, on July 9, 1954, and now lives in San Francisco. She holds a degree in philosophy from theUniversity of Michigan. In 1992, she began working at the San FranciscoExploratorium, where she was selected to co-author a children's science activity book with science fiction authorPat Murphy.[4] Murphy encouraged Klages to write her own stories as well.[5] Her first novelette, "Time Gypsy", was published in 1999 and was a finalist for theNebula Award andHugo Award.[6] She was also nominated for the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer in 2000.[7] Besides her writing, she also graduated from the Second City Conservatory, the Clarion South Workshop, and has served on the Motherboard of theJames Tiptree Jr. Award for twenty years.[8]

Klages is also known for doing stand-up comedy and other performances as an auctioneer annually atWiscon.[9] The Wiscon Tiptree Auction is a fundraiser for theJames Tiptree, Jr. Award; Klages also serves on the Board for the award.[10] "At past Tiptree auctions, auctioneer/comedian Ellen Klages has auctioned off her own hair, Mary Doria Russell's brassiere, a hand-knitted uterus, a kangaroo-scrotum purse, a cherry pie, and a Xena lawn butt".[11] Klages was a Guest of Honor at Wiscon 33.[12]

Awards

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YearWorkAwardCategoryResultRef
1999"Time Gypsy"Hugo AwardNoveletteShortlisted
Locus AwardNovelette29th
Nebula AwardNoveletteShortlisted
Tiptree AwardLonglist
2000Astounding AwardFinalist
2001"Flying Over Water"Nebula AwardShort StoryShortlisted
2005"Basement Magic"Nebula AwardNoveletteWon
"The Green Glass Sea"Locus AwardShort Story25th
2007The Green Glass SeaLocus AwardFirst Novel4th
Scott O'Dell Award for Historical FictionWon
"In the House of the Seven Librarians"Locus AwardNovelette7th
2008"Mrs. Zeno's Paradox"Locus AwardShort Story19th
Portable ChildhoodsCrawford AwardFinalist
Locus AwardCollection15th
World Fantasy AwardCollectionShortlisted
2010"Singing on a Star"Locus AwardShort Story27th
World Fantasy AwardShort FictionShortlisted
2012"Goodnight Moons"Locus AwardShort Story15th
2013"The Education of a Witch"Locus AwardShort Story23rd
2014"Wakulla Springs"Hugo AwardNovellaShortlisted
Locus AwardNovella2nd
Nebula AwardNovellaShortlisted
World Fantasy AwardNovellaWon
2015"Amicae Aeternum"Locus AwardShort Story21st
2018Wicked WondersAlex AwardNominated
Locus AwardCollection10th
World Fantasy AwardCollectionShortlisted
Passing StrangeBritish Fantasy AwardNovellaWon
Gaylactic Spectrum AwardNovelWon
Locus AwardNovella4th
Mythopoeic AwardAdultShortlisted
Nebula AwardNovellaShortlisted
World Fantasy AwardNovellaWon

Bibliography

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Science fiction and fantasy

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Collections

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  • Portable Childhoods, short fiction collection (Tachyon Publications, 2007)
    • "Basement Magic" (2003 novelette)
    • "Intelligent Design" (2005 short story)
    • "The Green Glass Sea" (2004 short story)
    • "Clip Art" (2007 short story)
    • "Triangle" (2001 short story)
    • "The Feed Bag" (2003 poem)
    • "Flying Over Water" (2000 short story)
    • "Möbius, Stripped of a Muse" (2007 short story)
    • "Time Gypsy" (1998 novelette)
    • "Be Prepared" (2002 short fiction)
    • "Travel Agency" (2002 short story)
    • "A Taste of Summer" (2002 short story)
    • "Ringing Up Baby" (2006 short story)
    • "Guys Day Out" (2005 short story)
    • "Portable Childhoods" (2007 novelette)
    • "In the House of the Seven Librarians" (2006 novelette)
  • Wicked Wonders, short fiction collection (Tachyon Publications, 2017)
    • Introduction by Karen Joy Fowler
    • The Education of a Witch
    • Amicae Aeternum
    • Mrs. Zeno's Paradox
    • Singing on a Star
    • Hey, Presto
    • Echoes of Aurora
    • Friday Night at St. Cecilia's
    • Caligo Lane
    • Goodnight Moons
    • Gone to the Library
    • Household Management
    • Sponda the Suet Girl and the Secret of the French Pearl
    • Woodsmoke
    • The Scary Ham
    • Afterword: Why I Write Short Fiction

Novellas

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Novelettes

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Short stories

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  • "Flying Over Water",Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet #7 (October, 2000) (Nebula Award Finalist)
  • "Triangle",Bending the Landscape: Horror, edited byNicola Griffith and Stephen Pagel (Overlook Press, 2001) (Spectrum Award Finalist)
  • "Travel Agency",Strange Horizons (February 2002)
  • "A Taste of Summer",Black Gate #3 (Winter, 2002)
  • "Be Prepared",The Infinite Matrix (Sept, 2002)
  • "Green Glass Sea",Strange Horizons (September, 2004)
  • "Intelligent Design",Strange Horizons (December 2005)
  • "Guys Day Out",Sci Fiction (April 2005)
  • "Ringing Up Baby",Nature (April, 2006)
  • "Friday Night at St. Cecilia's",The Coyote Road, edited byEllen Datlow andTerri Windling (Viking Juvenile, 2007)
  • "Mrs. Zeno's Paradox",Eclipse One, edited byJonathan Strahan (Night Shade Books, Oct 2007)
  • "Echoes of Aurora",What Remains, withGeoff Ryman (Aqueduct Press, 2009),The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year Volume Four, edited by Jonathan Strahan (Night Shade Books, Mar 2010)
  • "Singing on a Star",Firebirds Soaring, edited bySharyn November (Viking, 2009). (World Fantasy Award Nominee for Best Short Story 2010)
  • "A Practical Girl",Eclipse Three: New Science Fiction and Fantasy, edited by Jonathan Strahan (Night Shade Books, Oct 2009)
  • "Goodnight Moons",Life on Mars: Tales from the New Frontier, ed. Jonathan Strahan (Viking, April 2011);The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year Volume Six, ed. Jonathan Strahan (Night Shade Books, Mar 2012)
  • "The Education of a Witch",Under My Hat: Tales from the Cauldron, ed. Jonathan Strahan (Random House, Aug 2012)
  • "Amicae Aeternum",Reach for Infinity, ed. Jonathan Strahan (2014)[15]

Historical fiction

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  • The Green Glass Sea (Viking Children's Books, 2006)
  • White Sands, Red Menace (Viking Children's Books, 2008)
  • Out of Left Field (Viking Children's Books, 2018)

Non-fiction

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  • Harbin Hot Springs: Healing Waters, Sacred Land (HS Publishing, Inc., 1991)
  • The Science Explorer: The Best Family Activities and Experiments from the World's Favorite Hands-On Science Museum, with Pat Murphy, Linda Shore (Henry Holt & Co., 1996)
  • The Science Explorer Out and About: Fantastic Science Experiments Your Family Can Do Anywhere, with Pat Murphy, Linda Shore (Henry Holt & Co., 1997)
  • Exploratorium: A Year of Discoveries (Chronicle Books, 1997)
  • The Brain Explorer: Puzzles, Riddles, Illusions, and other Mental Adventures, with Pat Murphy, Linda Shore and Pearl Tesler (Henry Holt & Co., 1999)

References

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  1. ^2008 World Fantasy AwardsArchived 2010-12-01 at theWayback Machine Accessed 1-27-2013
  2. ^World Fantasy Convention (2010)."2010 World Fantasy Award Winners & Nominees". Archived fromthe original on 2012-10-27. Retrieved4 Feb 2011.
  3. ^"Mythopoeic Fantasy Award Finalists". The Mythopoeic Society. Retrieved2019-05-28.
  4. ^Ellen Klages: Childhood Darkness, Locus Magazine, March 2007
  5. ^Amazon.com author's profile Accessed 1-27-2013
  6. ^Ellen Klages: Short Fiction Bibliography Accessed 9-8-2018
  7. ^"The Locus Index to SF Awards: 2000 John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer". 2011-12-11. Archived fromthe original on 11 December 2011. Retrieved2021-12-08.
  8. ^About Ellen Klages Accessed 9-8-2018
  9. ^WisCon Day 3 – Report 8, posted June 9th, 2008 by Julie Andrews. Accessed 1-27-2013
  10. ^Author Intro, Travel AgencyArchived 2013-02-07 at theWayback Machine.Strange Horizons, Feb 2012
  11. ^WisCon Special Events: Tiptree Auction Accessed 1-27-2013
  12. ^Past WisCons Accessed 1-27-2013
  13. ^"Ellen Klages". science fiction awards database. Retrieved5 October 2025.
  14. ^"The Mythopoeic Society: Mythopoeic Fantasy Award Finalists".www.mythsoc.org. Retrieved2021-12-08.
  15. ^Alexander, Niall (12 June 2014)."Step into the Stars:Reach for Infinity, ed. Jonathan Strahan".Tor.com. Retrieved13 December 2015.

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