拉维·提德哈

拉维·提德哈（Lavie Tidhar），以色列著名科幻作家。

他曾横扫了轨迹奖、小约翰·W·坎贝尔纪念奖、世界奇幻小说奖、英国科幻小说协会奖、星云奖 (日本)最佳科幻小说等多项世界科幻奖项。《卫报》与《轨迹》将他与菲利普·K·迪克和库特·冯内古特相提并论。《中央星站》是首次引入中国的拉维·提德哈作品。¹⁾

作家生平

拉维1976年11月6日出生于以色列，在基布兹长大，在世界各地生活过，包括瓦努阿图、老挝和南非，目前在伦敦生活。

2000年，拉维曾到访中国，参加《科幻世界》的作家大会。此后多年，拉维主编的《世界科幻巅峰丛书》系列选集，向世界译介了许多中国科幻作家，他在序言中承认，“中国无处不在——在老挝、在南太平洋，在我早期创作的那些科幻故事里，也许就能看到中国对我的影响。”

2019年11月，拉维受邀再次来到北京，参加第四届中国科幻大会。

获奖记录

2020 西奥多·斯特金纪念奖, finalist for New Atlantis.[6]
2020 Xingyun Award, Best Translated Fiction, shortlisted for Central Station.[7]
2020 Seiun Award, Best Translated Novel category, shortlisted for A Man Lies Dreaming[8]
2019–2020 Fantastic Book Awards, nominated for Candy.[9]
2019 CWA Short Story Dagger, shortlisted for “Bag Man” (in The Outcast Hours, edited by Mahvesh Murad and Jared Shurin).[10]
2019 John W. Campbell Memorial Award for Best Science Fiction Novel nominee, for Unholy Land.[11]
2019 Dragon Award for Best Alternate History Novel, for Unholy Land.[12]
2019 Premio Kelvin 505, Best Translated Novel nominee, for Central Station.[13]
2019 Locus Award, shortlisted for Unholy Land.[14]
2019 Kurd Laßwitz Award nominee, Best Foreign Novel, for Central Station.
2019 Premio Italia nominee, Best International Novel, for Central Station.[15]
2019 Geffen Award nominee, Best Translated SF Novel, for A Man Lies Dreaming.[16]
2019 Kitschies Award nominee, Best Novel, for Unholy Land.[17]
2018 Sidwise Award nominee, Long Form, for Unholy Land.[18]
2018 The Neukom Institute Literary Arts Award for Speculative Fiction, winner, for Central Station.[19][20]
2018 Geffen Award nominee, Best Translated SF Book, for Central Station.[21]
2017 John W. Campbell Memorial Award for Best Science Fiction Novel winner, for Central Station.[22]
2017 Locus Award, shortlisted for Central Station.[23]
2017 Arthur C. Clarke Award, shortlisted for Central Station.[24]
2016 Premio Roma, Best Foreign Fiction category, shortlisted for A Man Lies Dreaming.[25]
2016 Seiun Award, Best Translated Novel category, shortlisted for The Violent Century.[26]
2016 International Dublin Literary Award, longlisted for A Man Lies Dreaming.[27]
2015 Jerwood Fiction Uncovered Prize winner, for A Man Lies Dreaming.[2]
2015 British Fantasy Award nominee, Best Novel, for A Man Lies Dreaming[28]
2015 British Fantasy Award nominee, Best Collection, for Black Gods Kiss
2015 Gaylactic Spectrum Award nominee, Best Novel, for The Violent Century[29]
2015 International Dublin Literary Award, longlisted for The Violent Century.[30]
2012 World Fantasy Award winner, Best Novel, for Osama.[31][32]
2012 British Fantasy Award winner, Best Novella, for Gorel & The Pot-Bellied God.
2012 BSFA Award winner, Non-Fiction, for The World SF Blog.
2012 John W. Campbell Memorial Award nominee, Best Novel, for Osama.
2012 Sidewise Award nominee, Long Form, for Camera Obscura.
2012 BSFA Award nominee, Best Novel, for Osama.
2012 Kitschies Award nominee, Best Novel, for Osama.[33]
2011 World Fantasy Award nominee, Special Award – Non Professional, for the World SF Blog.
2011 Sturgeon Award nominee, Best Short Story, for “The Night Train”.
2011 Airship Award nominee, Best Novel, for Camera Obscura.
2011 Geffen Award nominee, Best Novel, for The Tel Aviv Dossier (with Nir Yaniv)
2010 Last Drink Bird Head Award Winner, for the World SF Blog
2010 Geffen Award nominee, Best Novel, for Retzach Bidyoni (with Nir Yaniv)
2009 WSFA Small Press Award nominee, Best Short Story, for “Hard Rain at the Fortean Cafe”
2006 Geffen Award nominee, Best Short Story, for “Poter Ta'alumot Be'chesed”
2003 Clarke-Bradbury International Science Fiction Competition winner, for short story, “Temporal Spiders, Spatial Webs”

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科幻鬼才新锐之作北京晚报．[2019-12-13]

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