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Sean Stewart

ショーン・スチュワート

Shōn Suchuwāto

Aliases: Michael Sean Irwin
Pen Names: Sean Stewartpseudonym

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1965-06-02 (Lubbock, Texas)
Nationality
United States, Canada
Languages
English
Residence History
Lubbock, Texas → Edmonton, Alberta → Texas → Vancouver, British Columbia → Multiple cities in California

Career

Occupations
novelist, science fiction writer, fantasy writer, game writer
Active Years
1992-2025
Affiliations
42 Entertainment, Fourth Wall Studios, Microsoft Xbox Studios, Magic Leap
Nominations
Mockingbird World Fantasy Award nominee, Perfect Circle Nebula nominee

Education

University of Alberta
Faculty of Arts / English
Degree: Honors degree
Year of Graduation: 1987
Country: Canada

Awards

Prix Aurora
1992
Work: Passion Play
Organization: Canada Science Fiction and Fantasy Association
Result: winner
Arthur Ellis Award
1992
Work: Passion Play
Result: winner
Aurora Award
1994
Work: Nobody's Son
Organization: Canada Science Fiction and Fantasy Association
Result: winner
World Fantasy Award
2001
Work: Galveston
Category: Novel
Organization: World Fantasy Convention
Result: winner
Sunburst Award
2001
Work: Galveston
Result: winner

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Passion Play

1992 science fiction novel

Science fiction novel.

Nobody's Son

1994 fantasy novel

Fantasy novel.

Resurrection Man

1995 magic realist fantasy

Magic realist fantasy novel.

Mockingbird

1998 fantasy

Galveston

2000 fantasy

Perfect Circle

2004 magic realist fantasy

Cathy's Book

2006 young adult novel

Teen novel with ARG elements.

Bibliography

  • Passion Play
  • Nobody's Son
  • Resurrection Man
  • Clouds End
  • The Night Watch
  • Mockingbird
  • Galveston
  • Perfect Circle
  • Yoda: Dark Rendezvous
  • Cathy's Book
  • Cathy's Key
  • Cathy's Ring

Style & Themes

Literary Style
magic realisminteractive fiction

Legacy

Known as an American-Canadian SF and fantasy author, winner of World Fantasy Award. Active in ARG and games.

Trivia

  • Born in the US, moved to Canada in 1968.
  • Pioneer in alternate reality games.
  • Co-founded Fourth Wall Studios, won Emmy.