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Jonathan Bolding

Elden Ring wins the Nebula award for Game Writing

Elden Ring character Melina

Elden Ring has scored a win at the Nebula awards this week, netting the Best Game Writing award for George R.R. Martin, Hidetaka Miyazaki, and FromSoftware. The Nebulas are awarded by the Science Fictions & Fantasy Writers Association, known as the SFWA, and are one of the highest profile awards in English-language speculative fiction writing.

It's the third prestigious Nebula win for Martin, but the first for Miyazaki and FromSoftware. Martin has been nominated for the awards more than a dozen times over his decades-long career, for the first time in 1973, while he won in 1979 and 1985 for novelettes. Martin's contribution to Elden Ring has been a bit confusing for some. See What did George R.R. Martin do for Elden Ring anyway? for details on why, yes, his name deserves to be on the award.

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