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Coraline
2002 children novella by Neil Gaiman.
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Coraline
Instance Of
Literary Work
Author
Neil Gaiman
Illustrator
Dave McKean
Genre
Gothic Fiction
Fantasy Literature
Children's Book
Publication Date
7/24/2002
Award Received
Nebula Award for Best Novella
(2004)
Follows
:
Bronte's Egg
Followed By
:
The Green Leopard Plague
Point in Time
:
2004
Unnamed
:
2003
Announcement Date
:
4/17/2003
Hugo Award for Best Novella
(2003)
Follows
:
Fast Times at Fairmont High
Followed By
:
The Cookie Monster
Point in Time
:
2003
Locus Award for Best Young Adult Book
(2003)
Followed By
:
The Wee Free Men
Point in Time
:
2003
Bram Stoker Award for Best Work for Young Readers
(2002)
Point in Time
:
2002
BSFA Award for Best Short Fiction
(2002)
Follows
:
The Children of Winter
Followed By
:
The Wolves in the Walls
Point in Time
:
2002
Country of Origin
United Kingdom
Language of Work or Name
British English
Derivative Work
Coraline
Narrative Location
United States
Media Franchise
Coraline
Takes Place in Fictional Universe
Coraline Universe
Title
Coraline
Characters
Coraline Jones
Narrative Role
:
Protagonist
Nominated For
World Fantasy Award for Best Novella
(2003)
Point in Time
:
2003
Bram Stoker Award for Best Long Fiction
(2002)
Point in Time
:
2002
Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Children's Literature
(2003)
Point in Time
:
2003
Copyright Status
Copyrighted
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