Alex Dally MacFarlane, Running Press, 2014 The Mammoth Book of SF Stories by Women ed.John Joseph Adams, Lightspeed Magazine, 2013 Perry and Jared Shurin, Jurassic London, 2013 BSFA Awards 2011, BSFA Awards Annual Collections, 2012.Self-published on Kameron Hurley's website Future Artifacts by Kameron Hurley, Recorded Books, 2022.Future Artifacts by Kameron Hurley, Apex Publications, 2022.Joseph Paul Haines and Samantha Henderson, Carnifex Press, 2007 Divya Breed and Mur Lafferty, Escape Artists, Inc., 2020įrom the Trenches: An Anthology of Speculative War Stories ed.
Meet Me in the Future by Kameron Hurley, Highbridge Audio, 2019.Meet Me in the Future by Kameron Hurley, Tachyon Publications, 2019.George Lazăr and Cătălin Moraru, Mediapress, Botoșani, 2008 Hartwell and Kathryn Cramer, Harper Voyager, 2007 Leading Edge, April 2003, Brigham Young University Meet Me in the Future: Stories - Tachyon Publications, 2019.Apocalypse Nyx - Tachyon Publications, 2018 ( The Bel Dame Apocrypha).The Mirror Empire - Angry Robot, 2014.The Stars Are Legion - Saga Press, 2017.Las estrellas son legión (The Stars Are Legion)īest Military Science Fiction or Fantasy Novelĭavid Palumbo's cover art for Hurley's novel God’s War (part of the Bel Dame Apocrypha series) was nominated for the Chesley Award for Best Cover Illustration – Paperback and won Gold in the 2011 Spectrum Award - Books. "We Have Always Fought: Challenging the Women, Cattle and Slaves Narrative" Awards and nominations Awards for Kameron Hurley Her first nonfiction book, the essay collection The Geek Feminist Revolution, was published in 2016.
She has also published a standalone space opera novel, The Stars are Legion, in 2017, and the military science fiction time travel novel, The Light Brigade, in 2019.
Her second trilogy, the Worldbreaker Saga, is grimdark epic fantasy that aims to subvert the genre's tropes such as the hero's journey. Her first novel trilogy, the Bel Dame Apocrypha, is what Hurley called "bugpunk": set on a far-future desert planet whose technology is based on insects and whose matriarchal, Islam-inspired cultures are locked in perpetual war. From 2013 to 2021 Hurley wrote regular columns for Locus magazine about the craft and business of fiction writing and has published non-fiction pieces in The Atlantic, Boing Boing, Entertainment Weekly, Bitch (magazine), Tor.com, Uncanny Magazine, HuffPost, The Mary Sue, Female First, Writer's Digest, and LA Weekly. Hurley has been publishing short fiction since 1998 and novels since 2011. Hurley was born in Washington state and has lived in Fairbanks, Alaska, Durban, South Africa, and Chicago. Kameron Hurley is an American science fiction and fantasy writer. Kameron Hurley, at Worldcon in Helsinki in 2017.
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