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C.J. Cherryh C.J. Cherryh's first science fiction novel, Gate of Ivrel, was published in 1976. Her work was immediately recognized as special and she received the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer at SunCon, the 1977 Worldcon in Miami Beach, Florida. In 1979, she won her first Hugo Award for her story, "Cassandra," at SeaCon in Brighton, UK. Since then, she has won two additional Hugos. In Chicago, at Chicon IV in 1982, her novel Downbelow Station won the Hugo and in 1989, Cyteen won the Hugo at Noreascon III in Boston. Cyteen also won the Locus Award for best SF Novel of 1988. |