Wersja z 12:45, 5 lip 2024

Vajra Chandrasekera
Data i miejsce urodzenia	17 sierpnia,1979 Colombo, Sri Lanka
Narodowość	Sri Lanka
Nagrody
Nebula
Strona domowa

Vajra Chandrasekera pochodzi z Kolombo na Sri Lance. Jego debiutancka powieść The Saint of Bright Doors zdobyła nagrody Locus, Nebula i Crawford oraz została uznana przez New York Times za godną uwagi książkę roku 2023. Jego druga powieść Rakesfall jest już dostępna. Jego krótkie opowiadania, poezja i teksty non-fiction ukazały się między innymi w Analog , West Branch i The Los Angeles Times. Pracował jako redaktor w Strange Horizons i Afterlives: The Year's Best Death Stories oraz jako juror w Dream Foundry Writing Contest i Salam Award.

Powieści

• The Saint of Bright Doors (2023)
• Rakesfall (2024)

Zbiory opowiadań=

• Dharmas / Disfatto da una brezza leggera [Italian] (2015)

Opowiadania

Pockets Full of Stones (2013) also appeared as: Translation: Des pierres plein les poches [French] (2015) The Jackal's Wedding (2013) By Dawn's Barbed Light (2013) The Calf (2013) The Brack (2014) Perihelion (2014) On Being Undone by a Light Breeze (2014) also appeared as: Translation: Disfatto da una brezza leggera [Italian] (2015) Slomo (2014) The King of the World and I (2014) Caul (2014) "Ulder" (2014) also appeared as: Translation: Ulder [Spanish] (2015) Dharmas (2014) also appeared as: Translation: Dharmas [Italian] (2015) Nidhoggr (2014) Documentary (2015) The Rud Yard (2015) Stick a Pin in Me (2015) Pillow-Talk of the Late Oneirocalypse (2015) The Sill and the Dike (2015) also appeared as: Translation: El umbral y el dique [Spanish] (2017) Song to the Sun (2016) Rhizomatic Diplomacy (2016) Sweet Marrow (2016) Notes Toward a Performance: The Narrow Bridge, December 2001 (2016) Applied Cenotaphics in the Long, Long Longitudes (2016) Merrick (2017) Left of Bang: Preemptive Self-Actualization for Autonomous Systems (2017) The Negation of the Negation of the Negation (2017) The Dreaded Name (2018) When Leopard's-Bane Came to the Door of Third Heaven (2018) A Game of Lost and Found (2018) with Mike Allen and Amal El-Mohtar and Natalia Theodoridou and JY Yang Terminus (2018) Heron of Earth (2018) Ruin's Cure (2018) On the Origin of Specie (2019) Half-Eaten Cities (2019) Running the Gullet (2019) Apologia (2019) The Imperishable Birds (2020) The Translator, at Low Tide (2020) The Roman Road (2020) Redder (2020) Joy, and Other Poisons (2020) The Bombardier (2020) Peristalsis (2021) The Maker of Memorials (2021) Theses on the Scientific Management of Goetic Labour (2023) The Bull of the Moon Holds His Horns to Time's Grindstone; or, Cybernetineti in Ur (2023) The Mercer Seat (2023) Redstarts in the Last Summer (2024) Poems Jörmungandr (2012) Megrim (2014) The Animals, Who Are In Your Mouth (2015) Vajrakantakasalmali (2018) Essay Series Marginalia Marginalia: The Problem of Other Minds (2016) Marginalia: To Live and Die in Tenochtitlán (2016) Marginalia: You Spin Me Right Round (2016) Marginalia: Skin Readings (2016) Essays The Strange Horizons Book Club Part 1: Rendezvous with Rama by Arthur C. Clarke (2015) with Karen Burnham and Martin McGrath and Ethan Robinson and Vandana Singh The Strange Horizons Book Club Part 2: Rendezvous with Rama by Arthur C. Clarke (2015) with Karen Burnham and Martin McGrath and Ethan Robinson and Vandana Singh The Strange Horizons Book Club: The Girl in the Road (2015) with Gautam Bhatia and Chinelo Onwualu and Aishwarya Subramanian Blue-Shifted Futures (2016) Azimuth: Fiction Department Update (2016) with Lila Garrott and Catherine Krahe and An Owomoyela 2016 in Review Part 1 (2017) with Nina Allan and Redfern Jon Barrett and Gautam Bhatia and Martin Cahill and Alasdair Czyrnyj and Dan Hartland and David Hebblethwaite and Matt Hilliard and Erin Horáková and Nick Hubble and Kelsey Tait Jarboe and Chris Kammerud and Paul Kincaid Rupture & Complicity: The 2018 Arthur C. Clarke Award Shortlist (2018) Original Fiction in 2018 (2018) Azimuth: Original Fiction in 2019 (2019) Azimuth: Welcome New Fiction Editors! (2021)