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NOVEL |
VOTERS: 486 |
ITEMS: 226 |
VOTES: 1,469 |
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121 |
American Gods (Neil Gaiman; Morrow) |
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78 |
Passage (Connie Willis; Bantam) |
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71 |
Curse of Chalion (Lois McMaster Bujold; Eos) |
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64 |
Perdido Street Station (China Miéville; Macmillan, Del Rey) |
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44 |
Cosmonaut Keep (Ken MacLeod; Orbit, Tor) |
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44 |
The Chronoliths (Robert Charles Wilson; Tor) |
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33 |
Declare (Tim Powers; Subterranean Press; HarperCollins/Morrow) |
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33 |
Revelation Space (Alastair Reynolds; Ace) |
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27 |
Nekropolis (Maureen F. McHugh; Eos) |
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26 |
The Outpost (Mike Resnick; Tor) |
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24 |
The Skies of Pern (Anne McCaffrey; Del Rey) |
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24 |
Thief of Time (Terry Pratchett; Doubleday UK; HarperCollins) |
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24 |
Return to the Whorl (Gene Wolfe; Tor) |
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22 |
The Other Wind (Ursula K. Le Guin; Harcourt) |
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20 |
Spherical Harmonic (Catherine Asaro; Tor) |
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20 |
Deepsix (Jack McDevitt; HarperCollis/Eos) |
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20 |
Point of Dreams (Melissa Scott & Lisa A. Barnett; Tor) |
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NOVELLA |
VOTERS: 300 |
ITEMS: 58 |
VOTES: 738 |
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55 |
"The Chief Designer" (Andy Duncan; Asimov's June 2001 |
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51 |
"Stealing Alabama" (Allen Steele; Asimov's January 2001 |
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50 |
"May Be Some Time" (Brenda Clough; Analog April 2001) |
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41 |
"The Diamond Pit" (Jack Dann; Jubilee, HarperCollins/Voyager Australia, F&SF June 2001) |
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40 |
"Fast Times at Fairmont High" (Vernor Vinge; The Collected Stories of Vernor Vinge, Tor) |
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36 |
"The Finder" (Ursula K. Le Guin; Tales from Earthsea, Harcourt) |
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35 |
"The Caravan from Troon" (Kage Baker; Asimov's August 2001) |
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35 |
The Last Hero (Terry Pratchett; HarperCollins) (1) |
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34 |
"Bug Out!" (Michael Burstein and Shane Tourtellotte; Analog ) |
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33 |
"New Light on the Drake Equation" (Ian R. MacLeod; Scifiction 5/2/01) |
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32 |
"Yesterday's Tomorrows" (Kate Wilhelm; F&SF September 2001) |
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31 |
"deck.halls@boughs/holly" (Connie Willis; Asimov's December 2001) |
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28 |
"Saturday Night Yams at Minnie and Earl's" (Adam Troy-Castro; Analog June 2001) |
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21 |
"View Point" (Gene Wolfe; Redshift) |
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19 |
"Eternity and Afterward" (Lucius Shepard; F&SF March 2001) (2) |
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13 |
"Shady Lady" (R. Garcia y Robertson; Asimov's March 2001) |
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13 |
"Great Wall of Mars" (Alastair Reynolds; Spectrum SF #1) |
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(1) Although Pratchett's "The Last Hero" has been listed as both a novel and a novella in various sources, nearly all of the nominations it received came in this category.
(2) Technically, Shepard's "Eternity and Afterward" is a novelette. However, most of the nominations that it received were in this category, and many were by people who had already nominated five novelettes, meaning this vote couldn't be shifted.
In the interest of giving the story full credit--and since it wouldn't have made the ballot in anyway--we listed it here.
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NOVELETTE |
VOTERS: 292 |
ITEMS: 144 |
VOTES: 823 |
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43 |
"Undone" (James Patrick Kelly; Asimov's June 2001) |
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42 |
"The Days Between " (Allen Steele; Asimov's March 2001) |
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33 |
"Hell Is The Absence of God" (Ted Chiang; Starlight 3, Tor) |
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33 |
"Lobsters " (Charles Stross; Asimov's June 2001) |
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27 |
"The Return of Spring" (Shane Tourtellotte; Analog November 2001) |
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24 |
"Into Greenwood " (Jim Grimsley; Asimov's September 2001) |
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23 |
"The Measure of All Things " (Richard Chwedyk; F&SF January 2001) |
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23 |
"Isabel of the Fall" (Ian R. MacLeod; Interzone July 2001) |
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19 |
"Computer Virus " (Nancy Kress; Asimov's April 2001) |
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18 |
"Mirror " (Robert Reed; Asimov's January 2001) |
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16 |
"And No Such Things Grow Here" (Nancy Kress; Asimov's April 2001) |
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16 |
"Have Not Have " (Geoff Ryman; F&SF April 2001) |
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15 |
"The Old Rugged Cross" (Terry Bisson; Starlight 3, Tor) |
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15 |
"The Quijote Robot " (Robert Sheckley; F&SF December 2001) |
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15 |
"Troubadour " (Charles Stross; Asimov's October-November 2001) |
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SHORT STORY |
VOTERS: 331 |
ITEMS: 263 |
VOTES: 929 |
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35 |
"The Dog Said Bow-Wow" (Michael Swanwick; Asimov's October-November 2001) |
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30 |
"The Ghost Pit" (Steven Baxter; Asimov's July 2001) |
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28 |
"Old MacDonald Had A Farm" (Mike Resnick; Asimov's Septemeber 2001) |
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26 |
"The Bones of the Earth" (Ursula K. Le Guin; Tales from Earthsea, Harcourt) |
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21 |
"Spaceships" (Michael Burstein; Analog June 2001) |
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20 |
"Cut" (Megan Lindholm; Asimov's May 2001) |
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19 |
"In Glory Like Their Star" (Gene Wolfe; F&SF October-November 2001) |
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18 |
"The Great Miracle" (Michael Burstein; Analog December 2001) |
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14 |
"Cold Calculations" (Michael Burstein; Absolute Magnitude Spring 2001) |
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14 |
"Senator Bilbo" (Andy Duncan; Starlight 3, Tor) |
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14 |
"Incognita, Inc." (Harlan Ellison; Hemispheres Jan 2001, Realms of Fantasy August 2001) |
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13 |
"Interview: On Any Given Day" (Maureen F. McHugh; Starlight 3, Tor) |
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13 |
"Magpie" (Meredith Simmons; Writers of the Future #17) |
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13 |
"The Infodict" (James van Pelt; Asimov's August 2001) |
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13 |
"Whisper" (Ray Vukcevich; F&SF January 2001) |
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RELATED BOOK |
VOTERS: 252 |
ITEMS: 88 |
VOTES: 514 |
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68 |
Being Gardner Dozois (Michael Swanwick; Old Earth Books) |
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57 |
The Art of Chesley Bonestell (Ron Miller and Frederick Durant III, with Melvin H. Schuetz; Paper Tiger) |
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38 |
The Art of Richard Powers (Jane Frank; Paper Tiger) |
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31 |
Meditations on Middle-Earth (Karen Haber, ed.; St. Martin's Press) |
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22 |
I Have This Nifty Idea Now What Do I Do With it? (Mike Resnick, ed.; Wildside Press) |
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22 |
J. R. R. Tolkien: Author of the Century (Tom Shippey; HarperCollins UK, Houghton Mifflin) |
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23 |
L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume XVII (Algis Budrys, ed.; Bridge) (3) |
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21 |
Spectrum 8: The Best in Contemporary Fantasy Art (Arnie & Cathy Fenner, ed.; Underwood Books) |
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16 |
Deep Future (Steven Baxter; Gollancz) |
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15 |
Which Way To The Future? (Stanley Schmidt; Tor) |
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14 |
Fantasy of the 20th Century (Randy Broecher; Collector's Press) |
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12 |
The Time Machines: The Story of the Science-Fiction Pulp Magazines from the Beginning to 1950 (Mike Ashley; Liverpool University Press) |
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11 |
What if Our World is Their Heaven? The Final Conversations of Philip K. Dick (Gwen Lee & Doris Elaine Sauter, eds.; Overlook Press) |
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12 |
Dark Dreamers: Facing the Masters of Fear (Stanley Wiater and Beth Gwinn; Cemetery Dance Publications) |
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8 |
Paradox: The Art of Stephen Youll (Stephen Youll; Paper Tiger) |
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7 |
The DC Comics Guide to Writing Comics (Dennis O'Neil) |
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Sticks and Bones: The Troublesome Success of Children's Literature (Jack Zipes; Routledge) |
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(3) The Hugo rules state that a Related Book must be "...non-fictional, or, if fictional, is noteworthy primarily for aspects other than the fiction text." The ConJosé Hugo administrators felt that, under this rule, the 17th annual Writers of the Future anthology did not qualify for this category.
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DRAMATIC PRESENTATION |
VOTERS: 452 |
ITEMS: 130 |
VOTES: 1,303 |
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343 |
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (New Line Cinema/The Saul Zaentz Company/WingNut Films) |
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148 |
Shrek (DreamWorks SKG/Pacific Data Images) |
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146 |
Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone (1492 Pictures/Heyday Films/Warner Bros.) |
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100 |
Buffy the Vampire Slayer "Once More, With Feeling" (Fox Television Studios/Mutant Enemy, Inc.) |
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89 |
Monsters, Inc. (Pixar Animation Studios/Walt Disney Pictures) |
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56 |
A. I. (Artificial Intelligence) |
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55 |
Buffy the Vampire Slayer "The Body" |
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30 |
The Dish |
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20 |
The Others |
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13 |
Farscape "Revenging Angel" |
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13 |
Memento |
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13 |
The Mists of Avalon |
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11 |
The Mummy Returns |
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10 |
Enterprise "Broken Bow" |
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9 |
Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius |
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9 |
K-Pax |
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9 |
Moulin Rouge |
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PROFESSIONAL EDITOR |
VOTERS: 382 |
ITEMS: 91 |
VOTES: 979 |
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121 |
Gardner Dozois (Asimov's) |
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120 |
Gordon van Gelder (F&SF) |
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104 |
Ellen Datlow (SCIFICTION and anthologies) |
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88 |
Patrick Nielsen Hayden (Tor Books; Starlight anthology series) |
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87 |
Stanley Schmidt (Analog) |
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61 |
David Hartwell |
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31 |
Mary Anne Mohanraj |
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30 |
Algis Budrys |
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26 |
David Pringle |
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22 |
Ian Randal Strock |
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19 |
Shawna McCarthy |
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17 |
Laura Anne Gilman |
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17 |
Terri Windling |
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14 |
Beth Meacham |
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14 |
Warren Lapine |
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PROFESSIONAL ARTIST |
VOTERS: 323 |
ITEMS: 156 |
VOTES: 862 |
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83 |
Bob Eggleton |
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57 |
Frank Kelly Freas |
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48 |
Donato Giancola |
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44 |
Jim Burns |
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36 |
Michael Whelan |
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34 |
David Cherry |
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30 |
Vincent DiFate |
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26 |
Sergey Poyarkov |
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22 |
Tom Kidd |
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18 |
Thomas Canty |
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17 |
Stephen Youll |
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15 |
Steven Hickman |
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15 |
Paul Kidby |
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14 |
John Jude Pelancar |
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13 |
Phil Foglio |
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SEMIPROZINE |
VOTERS: 283 |
ITEMS: 45 |
VOTES: 573 |
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116 |
Locus (edited by Charles N. Brown) |
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83 |
Interzone (edited by David pringle) |
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62 |
Speculations (edited by Susan Fry; published by Kent Brewster) |
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53 |
The New York Review of Science Fiction (edited by Kathryn Cramer, David G. Hartwell & Kevin Maroney) |
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31 |
Absolute Magnitude (edited by Warren Lapine) |
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41 |
Science Fiction Chronicle; edited by Warren Lapine) (4) |
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28 |
Spectrum SF (edited by Paul Fraser) |
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27 |
Talebones (edited by Patrick & Honna Swenson) |
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26 |
Artemis (edited by Ian Randal Strock) |
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11 |
The Third Alternative (edited by Andy Cox) |
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9 |
On Spec (Diane Walton, general editor) |
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9 |
Weird Tales (edited by Darrell Schweitzer and George Scithers) |
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8 |
Dreams of Decadence (edited by Angela Kessler) |
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8 |
Foundation (the Science Fiction Foundation) |
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6 |
Cemetery Dance (edited by Richard Chizmar) |
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Fantastic Stories (edited by Ed McFadden) |
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(4) The publisher of Science Fiction Chronicle assured us that it is now a professional magazine, and is no longer eligible for the semiprozine category. (Please note this decision was made before the nominations closed, and neither the SFC publisher nor the Hugo Administrators knew then that the nominee that would take its place would be Absolute Magnitude, from the same publisher/editor.)
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FANZINE |
VOTERS: 237 |
ITEMS: 100 |
VOTES: 531 |
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43 |
Ansible (edited by Dave Langford) |
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42 |
Challenger (edited by Guy Lillian III) |
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38 |
File 770 (edited by Mike Glyer) |
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38 |
Mimosa (edited by Richard & Nickie Lynch) |
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29 |
Plokta (edited by Alison Scott, Steve Davis & Mike Scott) |
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27 |
Baryon (edited by Barry Hunter) |
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22 |
Emerald City (edited by Cheryl Morgan) |
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20 |
Bento (edited by David D. Levine & Kate Yule) |
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14 |
Twink (edited by E. B Frohvet) |
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13 |
Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet (edited by Gavin Grant & Kelly Link) |
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12 |
Knarley Knews (edited by Henry L. Welch) |
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12 |
Fosfax (edited by Timothy Lane and Elizabeth Garrott) |
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11 |
Memphen (edited by Greg Bridges) |
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11 |
Tangent Online (edited by David Truesdale) (5) |
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10 |
The Devniad (edited by Bob Devney) |
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10 |
Science-Fiction Five Yearly (edited by Lee Hoffman, Geri Sullivan, Jeff Schalles & Terry Hughes) |
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(5) These voters also voted for Tangent Online under Best Web Site, meaning these votes could not be transferred to that category.
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FAN WRITER |
VOTERS: 248 |
ITEMS: 164 |
VOTES: 531 |
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51 |
Dave Langford |
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45 |
Jeff Berkwits |
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34 |
Bob Devney |
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32 |
John L. Flynn |
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26 |
Steven Silver |
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26 |
Mike Glyer |
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23 |
Evelyn Leeper |
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17 |
Cheryl Morgan |
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12 |
Guy Lillian III |
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11 |
John Hertz |
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11 |
Richard Horton |
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10 |
Teresa Nielsen Hayden |
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9 |
Arthur Hlavaty |
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9 |
David D. Levine |
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8 |
Jo Walton |
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FAN ARTIST |
VOTERS: 248 |
ITEMS: 93 |
VOTES: 410 |
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59 |
Teddy Harvia |
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40 |
Frank Wu |
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32 |
Sue Mason |
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31 |
Brad Foster |
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17 |
Sheryl Birkhead |
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16 |
Freddie Baer |
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13 |
Kurt Ericksen |
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12 |
Alan White |
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11 |
Alexis Gilliland |
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11 |
D. West |
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11 |
Charles Williams |
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9 |
Julia Morgan-Scott |
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8 |
Bill Neville |
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8 |
Steve Stiles |
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Taral Wayne |
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WEB SITE |
VOTERS: 365 |
ITEMS: 240 |
VOTES: 941 |
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75 |
Locus Online (Mark R. Kelly, editor/webmaster) |
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43 |
SF Site (Rodger Turner, publisher/managing editor) |
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39 |
SciFi.Com (Craig Engler, executive producer) |
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39 |
Tangent Online (David Truesdale, senior editor; Tobias Buckell, webmaster) |
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36 |
Strange Horizons (Mary Anne Mohanraj, editor-in-chief) |
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32 |
The Fanac Fan History Project |
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31 |
SF Weekly |
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30 |
The Official Battlefield Earth web site |
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27 |
Internet Speculative Fiction Database |
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27 |
SciFiction |
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21 |
SFF Net |
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15 |
Writers of the Future.com |
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15 |
SF Revu |
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13 |
Speculations |
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13 |
Fictionwise.com |
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13 |
Made in Canada |
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10 |
Emerald City (6) |
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SciFi Dimensions |
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(6) These voters also voted for Emerald City under Best Fanzine, meaning these votes could not be transferred to that category.
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CAMPBELL AWARD |
VOTERS: 272 |
ITEMS: 101 |
VOTES: 653 |
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53 |
Jo Walton (2nd year of eligibility) |
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43 |
Tobias S. Buckell (2nd year of eligibility) |
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35 |
Ken Wharton (1st year of eligibility) |
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33 |
Alex Irvine (2nd year of eligibility) |
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29 |
Wen Spencer (1st year of eligibility) |
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25 |
Mindy L. Klasky |
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23 |
Jacqueline Carey |
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22 |
James Cambias |
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21 |
Michael J. Jasper |
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20 |
Charles Coleman Finlay |
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17 |
John Ringo |
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16 |
Alan DeNiro |
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15 |
Carol Berg |
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15 |
Cecilia Dart-Thornton |
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15 |
Carrie Vaughn |
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