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Ray Nayler

Writer.

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Instance Of

Human

Official Website

https://www.raynayler.net

Given Name

Ray

Sex or Gender

Male

Date of Birth

6/5/1976
1976

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English
Russian
Turkmen
Albanian
Azerbaijani
Vietnamese
Turkish

Field of Work

Foreign Affairs Ministry
Peacekeeping Force
Poetry
Detective Literature
Science Fiction Literature
Counseling
Diplomacy
Civil Service

Place of Birth

Quebec

Work Location

Washington, D.C.

Occupation

Writer
Diplomat
Military Officer
Adviser
Poet

Member Of

Peace Corps

Award Received

Locus Award for Best First Novel
(2023)
For Work
:
The Mountain in the Sea
Follows
:
P. Djèlí Clark
Followed By
:
Vajra Chandrasekera
Point in Time
: 2023
Grand Prix De L'Imaginaire for Best Foreign-Language Short Story
(2024)
For Work
:
Q125123368
Follows
:
Ariadna Castellarnau Arfelis
Followed By
:
Naomi Kritzer
Point in Time
: 2024
Hugo Award for Best Novella
(2025)
For Work
:
The Tusks of Extinction
Follows
:
Ursula Vernon
Point in Time
: 2025

Nominated For

Locus Award for Best Novella
(2022)
For Work
:
A Rocket for Dimitrios
Point in Time
: 2022
Locus Award for Best Novelette
(2022)
For Work
:
Sarcophagus
Point in Time
: 2022
Locus Award for Best Short Story
(2022)
For Work
:
The Shadow of His Wings
Point in Time
: 2022
Nebula Award for Best Novel
(2023)
For Work
:
The Mountain in the Sea
Point in Time
: 2023
Nebula Award for Best Novella
(2025)
For Work
:
The Tusks of Extinction
Point in Time
: 2025
Arthur C. Clarke Award
(2024)
For Work
:
The Mountain in the Sea
Point in Time
: 2024
Locus Award for Best Novella
(2025)
For Work
:
The Tusks of Extinction
Point in Time
: 2025
Theodore Sturgeon Award
(2022)
For Work
:
Sarcophagus
Point in Time
: 2022

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