Award Bibliography: Peter Dickinson

Author: Peter Dickinson Author Record # 1442
Legal Name: Dickinson, Peter Malcolm de Brissac
Birthplace: Livingstone, Northern Rhodesia, British Empire
Birthdate: 16 December 1927
Deathdate: 16 December 2015
Language: English
Webpages: Encyclopedia of Fantasy, IMDB, Library of Congress, peterdickinson.com, SFE, Wikipedia-EN
Note: Husband of Robin McKinley. Finalist for the 2000 Hans Christian Andersen Award.
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Place	Year and Award	Title	Category
Honorable Mentions ^ⓘReceived the designation "Commended". Data from Wikipedia since the official Carnegie Medal Web site only lists the winners for works prior to 2010.	1970 Carnegie	The Devil's Children	Carnegie Medal
Honorable Mentions ^ⓘReceived the designation "Commended". Data from Wikipedia since the official Carnegie Medal Web site only lists the winners for works prior to 2010.	1972 Carnegie	The Dancing Bear	Carnegie Medal
2	1974 Campbell Memorial	The Green Gene	Best Science Fiction Novel
Honorable Mentions ^ⓘReceived the designation "Commended". Data from Wikipedia since the official Carnegie Medal Web site only lists the winners for works prior to 2010.	1976 Carnegie	The Blue Hawk	Carnegie Medal
Win	1979 Carnegie	Tulku	Carnegie Medal
8	1980 Locus	The Flight of Dragons	Best Art or Illustrated Book
Nomination	1980 Ditmar	The Flight of Dragons	Best International Long Fiction
Nomination	1986 World Fantasy	Flight	Best Novella
17	1986 Locus	Flight	Best Novella
Honorable Mentions ^ⓘAwarded the designation "Highly Commended". Data from Wikipedia since the official Carnegie Medal Web site only lists the winners for works prior to 2010.	1988 Carnegie	Eva	Carnegie Medal
Honorable Mentions ^ⓘReceived the designation "Commended". Data from Wikipedia since the official Carnegie Medal Web site only lists the winners for works prior to 2010.	1992 Carnegie	A Bone from a Dry Sea	Carnegie Medal
Win	2002 Mythopoeic	The Ropemaker	Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Children's Literature
Nomination	2003 World Fantasy	Water: Tales of Elemental Spirits	Best Collection
14	2004 Locus	The Tears of the Salamander	Best Young Adult Book
28	2013 Locus	Earth and Air: Tales of Elemental Creatures	Best Collection
13	2013 Locus	Troll Blood	Best Novelette

Award Bibliography: Peter Dickinson

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