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Kaaron Warren is an Australian author.
'''Kaaron Warren''' is an [[Australian]] [[author]] of [[horror fiction|horror]], [[science fiction]], and [[fantasy]] [[short stories]].


She is the author of the short story collection [[The Grinding House]] which won the 2006 [[ACT Writing and Publishing Awards]]. <ref> [http://www.actwriters.org.au/competitions/winners%202005%20publishing%20awards.htm ''ACT Writing and Publishing Awards, ACT Writer's Centre'' ] </ref>
She is the author of the short story collection ''[[The Grinding House]]'', which won the 2006 [[ACT Writing and Publishing Awards]]. <ref>[http://www.actwriters.org.au/competitions/winners%202005%20publishing%20awards.htm ''ACT Writing and Publishing Awards, ACT Writer's Centre'']</ref>. Her short stories have won both the [[Ditmar Award|Ditmar]] and [[Aurealis Award]].<ref>[http://www.aurealisawards.com/Winners.htm Aurealis Awards winners archive] Retrieved 17-2-2008.</ref> <ref>[http://splints.customer.netspace.net.au/ditmar1024res/calldit1024.html Inkspillers Ditmar Awards archive.] Retrieved 17-2-2008.</ref>




==Works==
==Bibliography==
===Collections===
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* ''The Grinding House'' (CSFG Publishing, 2005) ISBN 0-9581390-3-2

===Short stories (selected)===
* "White Bed", ''Shrieks'' (1993)
* "White Bed", ''Shrieks'' (1993)
* "Summer Coming", ''Narcissus Magazine'', Issue 10 (1994)
* "Summer Coming", ''Narcissus Magazine'', Issue 10 (1994)
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* "The Capture Diamonds", ''Shadow Box'' (2005)
* "The Capture Diamonds", ''Shadow Box'' (2005)
* "Doll Money", ''Fables and Reflections'', Issue 7 (2005)
* "Doll Money", ''Fables and Reflections'', Issue 7 (2005)
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* ''The Grinding House'' (2005) ISBN 0-9581390-3-2
* "Dead Sea Fruit", ''Fantasy 4'', (2006)
* "Dead Sea Fruit", ''Fantasy 4'', (2006)
* "The Gibbet Bell", ''Borderlands'' 7 (2006)
* "The Gibbet Bell", ''Borderlands'' 7 (2006)
* "Woman Train", ''The Outcast'' (2006)
* "Woman Train", ''The Outcast'' (2006)
* "The Softening", ''[[Shadowed Realms]]'' Issue 9, 2006
* "The Softening", ''[[Shadowed Realms]]'' Issue 9 (2006)
* "His Lipstick Minx" ''The Workers' Paradise'' (2007)


==Awards==
===Wins===
*2006 [[ACT Writing and Publishing Awards|ACT Writing and Publishing Award]], fiction: ''The Grinding House''
*2006 [[Ditmar Award]], Novella/novelette: "The Grinding House"
*2006 Ditmar Award, Short story: "Fresh Young Widow"
*1999 [[Aurealis Award]], Horror short story: "A Positive"

===Nominations===
*2008 Ditmar Award, Short story: "His Lipstick Minx"
*2006 Ditmar Award, Collected work: ''The Grinding House''
*2006 [[Australian Shadows Award]]: ''The Grinding House''
*2007 Aurealis Award, Horror short story: "Woman Train"
*2007 Aurealis Award, Horror short story: "Dead Sea Fruit"
*2004 Aurealis Award, Science Fiction short story: "State of Oblivion"
*2002 Aurealis Award, Fantasy short story: "The Speaker of Heaven"
*2001 Aurealis Award, Fantasy short story: "The Left Behind"
*1999 Aurealis Award, Horror short story: "The Glass Woman"
*1997 Aurealis Award, Horror short story: "The Hanging People"
*1996 Aurealis Award, Horror short story: "Skin Holes"
*1996 Aurealis Award, Fantasy short story: "The Blue Stream"



==References==
==References==
{{Reflist}}
{{Reflist}}



==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 10:15, 17 February 2008

Kaaron Warren
OccupationWriter
NationalityAustralia Australian
GenreSpeculative fiction
Horror fiction

Kaaron Warren is an Australian author of horror, science fiction, and fantasy short stories.

She is the author of the short story collection The Grinding House, which won the 2006 ACT Writing and Publishing Awards. [1]. Her short stories have won both the Ditmar and Aurealis Award.[2] [3]


Bibliography

Collections

  • The Grinding House (CSFG Publishing, 2005) ISBN 0-9581390-3-2

Short stories (selected)

  • "White Bed", Shrieks (1993)
  • "Summer Coming", Narcissus Magazine, Issue 10 (1994)
  • "The Wrong Seat", Calling Up the Devil and Associated Misdemeanours (1994)
  • "The Salamander", Don't Cross the Water and Other Warnings (1994)
  • "The Blue Stream", Aurealis (1994)
  • "The First Interview" UQ Social Alternatives Magazine, Volume 14, No. 3 (1995)
  • "Skin Holes", Strange Fruit (1995)
  • "Loud Music", Spies, Lies and Watching Eyes, (1995)
  • "The Paper Room" Going Down Swinging Issue 15, (1995)
  • "The Hanging People", Bloodsongs Issue 7 (1995)
  • "The Naked Man", Teratoid magazine, (1996)
  • "Alsiso (or Al’s Iso Bar)", The Alsiso Project (2004)
  • "Guarding the Mound", Encounters: An Anthology of Australian Speculative Fiction (2004)
  • "The Glass Woman", The CSFG Gastonomicon (2005}
  • "The Capture Diamonds", Shadow Box (2005)
  • "Doll Money", Fables and Reflections, Issue 7 (2005)
  • "Dead Sea Fruit", Fantasy 4, (2006)
  • "The Gibbet Bell", Borderlands 7 (2006)
  • "Woman Train", The Outcast (2006)
  • "The Softening", Shadowed Realms Issue 9 (2006)
  • "His Lipstick Minx" The Workers' Paradise (2007)


Awards

Wins

Nominations

  • 2008 Ditmar Award, Short story: "His Lipstick Minx"
  • 2006 Ditmar Award, Collected work: The Grinding House
  • 2006 Australian Shadows Award: The Grinding House
  • 2007 Aurealis Award, Horror short story: "Woman Train"
  • 2007 Aurealis Award, Horror short story: "Dead Sea Fruit"
  • 2004 Aurealis Award, Science Fiction short story: "State of Oblivion"
  • 2002 Aurealis Award, Fantasy short story: "The Speaker of Heaven"
  • 2001 Aurealis Award, Fantasy short story: "The Left Behind"
  • 1999 Aurealis Award, Horror short story: "The Glass Woman"
  • 1997 Aurealis Award, Horror short story: "The Hanging People"
  • 1996 Aurealis Award, Horror short story: "Skin Holes"
  • 1996 Aurealis Award, Fantasy short story: "The Blue Stream"


References

  1. ^ ACT Writing and Publishing Awards, ACT Writer's Centre
  2. ^ Aurealis Awards winners archive Retrieved 17-2-2008.
  3. ^ Inkspillers Ditmar Awards archive. Retrieved 17-2-2008.


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