Nancy Kress
AmericanScience FictionHard Science Fictionb. 1948
Nancy Anne Kress (born Nancy Anne Koningisor) is an American science fiction author best known for her Hugo- and Nebula-winning novella "Beggars in Spain" and for work exploring genetic engineering and near-future hard science fiction themes. She has published dozens of novels and short-story collections, won multiple Nebula and Hugo Awards, and has taught and lectured widely while contributing columns to Writer's Digest.
Awards
['Hugo Award', 'Nebula Award', 'Sturgeon Award', 'John W. Campbell Memorial Award']
Notable Works
['Beggars in Spain', 'Beggars & Choosers', 'Probability Moon', "Yesterday's Kin", 'After the Fall, Before the Fall, During the Fall']
