Connie Willis

Connie Willis is an internationally known science fiction author and the winner of an unprecedented total of seven Nebula awards and eleven Hugo awards. She is also the first author to have won both the Hugo and Nebula in all four fiction categories. In 2009, she was inducted into the Science Fiction Hall of Fame, and in 2012 she became a Nebula Grand Master of Science Fiction. Willis is the author of Doomsday Book, winner of the Nebula and Hugo awards for Best Science Fiction Novel; Lincoln’s Dreams, winner of the John W. Campbell Award for Best Science Fiction Novel; and To Say Nothing of the Dog, winner of the Hugo Award for Best Science Fiction Novel. Her other fiction includes the novels Remake, Uncharted Territory, Bellwether, and Passage, as well as the short story collections Fire Watch, Impossible Things, Miracle and Other Christmas Stories, and The Winds of Marble Arch. Her most popular short stories include “Fire Watch,” “Even the Queen,” and “The Last of The Winnebagos.” Willis’s most recent work is the Nebula and Hugo Award–winning two-volume work entitled Blackout and All Clear, a time-travel saga set in World War II in the middle of the evacuation of Dunkirk, the intelligence war, and the London Blitz. She is currently working on a new novel about iPhones, Facebook, tweeting, and telepathy. It is, of course, a comedy. Visit www.sftv.org/cw for more information…