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1998 in science fiction
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The year 1998 was marked, in science fiction, by the following:
== Events ==
The 56th annual Worldcon, BucConeer, was held in Baltimore, USA
== Births and deaths ==
=== Births ===
=== Deaths ===
Jo Clayton
Alain Dorémieux
Ernst Jünger
== Literary releases ==
=== Novels ===
Brown Girl in the Ring, by Nalo Hopkinson
Children of God, by Mary Doria Russell
Parable of the Talents, by Octavia E. Butler
=== Short stories ===
Story of Your Life, by Ted Chiang
=== Children's books ===
=== Comics ===
== Movies ==
Armageddon, dir. by Michael Bay
Dark City, dir. by Alex Proyas
Lost in Space, dir. by Stephen Hopkins
Six-String Samurai, dir. by Lance Mungia
The Truman Show, dir. by Peter Weir
== Television ==
Cowboy Bebop
First Wave
Serial Experiments Lain
== Video games ==
Half-Life
Metal Gear Solid
StarCraft
== Awards ==
=== Hugos ===
Best novel: Forever Peace, by Joe Haldeman
Best novella: ...Where angels fear to Tread, by Allen Steele
Best novelette: "We Will Drink a Fish Together", by Bill Johnson
Best short story: "The 43 Antarean Dynasties", by Mike Resnick
Best related work: The Encyclopedia of Fantasy, ed. by John Clute and John Grant
Best dramatic presentation: Contact, dir. by Robert Zemeckis; Screenplay by James V. Hart and Michael Goldenberg; based on the story by Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan; based on the novel by Carl Sagan
Best professional editor: Gardner Dozois
Best professional artist: Bob Eggleton
Best Semiprozine: Locus, ed. by Charles N. Brown
Best fanzine: Mimosa, ed. by Dick Lynch and Nicki Lynch
Best fan writer: Dave Langford
Best fan artist: Joe Mayhew
=== Nebulas ===
Best novel: Forever Peace, by Joe Haldeman
Best novella: Reading the Bones, by Sheila Finch
Best novelette: "Lost Girls", by Jane Yolen
Best short story: "Thirteen Ways to Water", by Bruce Holland Rogers
=== Other awards ===
BSFA Award for Best Novel: The Sky Road, by Ken MacLeod
Locus Award for Best Science Fiction Novel: The Rise of Endymion, by Dan Simmons
Saturn Award for Best Science Fiction Film: Armageddon and Dark City (tie)
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