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Thoraiya Dyer is a speculative-fiction writer from New South Wales. Her work has won multiple Aurealis Awards and Ditmar Awards, and her short stories have appeared in magazines including Clarkesworld, Apex, Analog, Redstone SF, Nature, and Cosmos and in anthologies including War Stories, Long Hidden, and Cranky Ladies of History. After releasing the short-story collection Asymmetry : A Twelve Planets Collection with Twelfth Planet Press, she released her first novel, Crossroads of Canopy in 2017. The sequel was released in 2018: more novels are forthcoming in the Titans' Forest series.

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Victory Citrus Is Sweet 2022 single work short story science fiction
— Appears in: Tor.com Fiction , September 2022;
2022 longlisted British Science Fiction Association Awards Short Fiction
Checkerboard 2022 single work short story
— Appears in: Phase Change 2022;
2022 longlisted British Science Fiction Association Awards Short Fiction
Generation Gap 2020 single work short story science fiction
— Appears in: Clarkesworld , February no. 161 2020;

'Young Wipwai’s tribe has always fought their neighbors, but she’s secretly made friends with one of them, and they plot a future of peace.'

Source: Rocket Stack Rank (http://www.rocketstackrank.com/2020/02/Generation-Gap-Thoraiya-Dyer.html). (Sighted: 15/6/2020)

2020 finalist Aurealis Awards for Excellence in Australian Speculative Fiction Science Fiction Division Novella
2020 finalist Aurealis Awards for Excellence in Australian Speculative Fiction Fantasy Division Novella
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