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Hugo Award for Best Novelette

The Hugo Award for Best Novelette is one of the Hugo
Awards given each year for science fiction or fantasy stories
Hugo Award for Best
published or translated into English during the previous Novelette
calendar year. The novelette award is available for works of Awarded The best science fiction
fiction of between 7,500 and 17,500 words; awards are also for or fantasy story of
given out in the short story, novella and novel categories. The between 7,500 and
Hugo Awards have been described as "a fine showcase for 17,500 words published
speculative fiction" and "the best known literary award for in the prior calendar
science fiction writing".[1][2]
year
The Hugo Award for Best Novelette was first awarded in 1955, Presented World Science Fiction
and was subsequently awarded in 1956, 1958, and 1959, by Society
lapsing in 1960. The category was reinstated for 1967 through
First 1955
1969, before lapsing again in 1970; after returning in 1973, it
awarded
has remained to date. In addition to the regular Hugo awards,
beginning in 1996 Retrospective Hugo Awards, or "Retro Most N. K. Jemisin
Hugos", have been available to be awarded for 50, 75, or 100 recent (Emergency Skin)
years prior. Retro Hugos may only be awarded for years after winner
1939 in which no awards were originally given.[3] To date,
Website thehugoawards.org (htt
Retro Hugo awards have been given for novelettes for 1939,
p://www.thehugoaward
1941, 1943—1946, 1951, and 1954.[4]
s.org/)

Poul Anderson (left, pictured in 1985) and Harlan Ellison (right, pictured in 1986) each won the award three
times.

During the 64 nomination years, 200 authors have had works nominated; 49 of these have won,
including coauthors and Retro Hugos. 1 translator has been noted along with the author whose
work she translated. Poul Anderson, Isaac Asimov, and Harlan Ellison both have received the most
Hugos for Best Novelette at three, with Ellison having been nominated a total of six times, while
seven other authors have won twice. Mike Resnick has had the most nominations at eight, and
Ursula K. Le Guin and Greg Egan have been nominated seven times each. Fifteen other authors
have been nominated at least four times, while Egan has the most nominations without winning.

Contents
Selection
Winners and nominees
Retro Hugos
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See also
Notes
References
External links

Selection
Hugo Award nominees and winners are chosen by supporting or attending members of the annual
World Science Fiction Convention, or Worldcon, and the award presentation constitutes its central
event. The selection process is defined in the World Science Fiction Society Constitution as
instant-runoff voting with six nominees, except in the case of a tie. The novelettes on the ballot are
the six most-nominated by members that year, with no limit on the number of stories that can be
nominated.[3] Initial nominations are made by members in January through March, while voting
on the ballot of six nominations is performed roughly in April through July, subject to change
depending on when that year's Worldcon is held.[5] Prior to 2017, the final ballot was five works; it
was changed that year to six, with each initial nominator limited to five nominations.[6] Worldcons
are generally held near the start of September, and are held in a different city around the world
each year.[7][8]

Winners and nominees

In the following table, the years correspond to the date of the ceremony, rather than when the
novelette was first published. Each year links to the corresponding "year in literature". Entries
with a blue background have won the award; those with a white background are the nominees on
the short-list. If the novelette was originally published in a book with other stories rather than by
itself or in a magazine, the book title is included after the publisher's name.

  *   Winners and joint winners

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Publisher or
Year Author(s) Novelette Ref.
publication
Astounding Science- [9]
1955 Walter M. Miller, Jr.* "The Darfsteller"
Fiction
Astounding Science- [10]
Murray Leinster* "Exploration Team"
Fiction
Galaxy Science [10]
L. Sprague de Camp "A Gun for Dinosaur"
Fiction
Galaxy Science [10]
Alan Nourse "Brightside Crossing"
Fiction
Henry Kuttner "Home There's No No Boundaries [10]
C. L. Moore Returning" (Ballantine Books)
1956
Astounding Science- [10]
Eric Frank Russell "Legwork"
Fiction

F. L. Wallace "The Assistant Self" Fantastic Universe [10]

Astounding Science- [10]

Algis Budrys "The End of Summer"
Fiction
Galaxy Science [10]
Theodore Sturgeon "Who?"
Fiction
Galaxy Science
1958 Fritz Leiber* "The Big Time"[Note 1] [11]
Fiction
Astounding Science- [12]
Clifford D. Simak* "The Big Front Yard"
Fiction
Astounding Science- [12]
Pauline Ashwell "Unwillingly to School"
Fiction
The Magazine of
Zenna Henderson "Captivity" Fantasy & Science [12]
Fiction
"Reap the Dark Tide" (aka: [12]
C.M. Kornbluth Vanguard
1959 "Shark Ship")
The Magazine of
Fritz Leiber "A Deskful of Girls" Fantasy & Science [12]
Fiction
Astounding Science- [12]
Katherine MacLean "Second Game"
Fiction

Rog Phillips "Rat in the Skull" If [12]

Astounding Science- [12]

Jack Vance "The Miracle-Workers"
Fiction
1967 Galaxy Science [13]
Jack Vance* "The Last Castle"
Fiction
Analog Science Fact [13]
Gordon R. Dickson "Call Him Lord"
& Fiction
The Magazine of
Robert M., Green, Jr. "Apology to Inky" Fantasy & Science [13]
Fiction
Analog Science Fact [13]
Charles L. Harness "The Alchemist"
& Fiction
"An Ornament to His Analog Science Fact [13]
Charles L. Harness
Profession" & Fiction

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Publisher or
Year Author(s) Novelette Ref.
publication
Galaxy Science [13]
Hayden Howard "The Eskimo Invasion"
Fiction
The Magazine of
Thomas Burnett [13]
"The Manor of Roses" Fantasy & Science
Swann
Fiction

Roger Zelazny "For a Breath I Tarry" Fantastic [13]

The Magazine of
Roger Zelazny "This Moment of the Storm" Fantasy & Science [13]
Fiction
Dangerous Visions [14]
Fritz Leiber* "Gonna Roll the Bones"
(Doubleday)

Andre Norton "Wizard's World" If [14]

1968
Dangerous Visions [14]
Philip K. Dick "Faith of Our Fathers"
(Doubleday)

Harlan Ellison "Pretty Maggie Moneyeyes" Knight [14]

Galaxy Science [15]

Poul Anderson* "The Sharing of Flesh"
Fiction
Galaxy Science [15]
Brian Aldiss "Total Environment"
1969 Fiction

Piers Anthony "Getting Through University" If [15]

Orbit #3 (G. P. [15]

Richard Wilson "Mother to the World"
Putnam's Sons)
The Magazine of
Poul Anderson* "Goat Song" Fantasy & Science [16]
Fiction
Universe #2 (Bantam [16]
William Rotsler "Patron of the Arts"
Spectra)
The Magazine of
1973 Harlan Ellison "Basilisk" Fantasy & Science [16]
Fiction
Orbit #10 (G. P. [16]
Gardner Dozois "A Kingdom by the Sea"
Putnam's Sons)
The Magazine of
James Tiptree, Jr. "Painwise" Fantasy & Science [16]
Fiction
The Magazine of
Harlan Ellison* "The Deathbird" Fantasy & Science [17]
Fiction
"Of Mist, and Grass, and Analog Science Fact [17]
Vonda N. McIntyre
Sand" & Fiction
"Love Is the Plan the Plan Is The Alien Condition [17]
1974 James Tiptree, Jr.
Death" (Ballantine Books)
The Magazine of
George Alec Effinger "The City on the Sand" Fantasy & Science [17]
Fiction
Analog Science Fact [17]
Jerry Pournelle "He Fell into a Dark Hole"
& Fiction

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Publisher or
Year Author(s) Novelette Ref.
publication
"Adrift Just Off the Islets of The Magazine of
Harlan Ellison* Langerhans: Latitude 38° 54' Fantasy & Science [18]
N, Longitude 77° 00' 13" W" Fiction
The Magazine of
"—That Thou art Mindful of [18]
Isaac Asimov Fantasy & Science
Him"
Fiction
"Midnight by the Morphy [18]
Fritz Leiber If
Watch"
1975
New Dimensions #4 [18]
Richard A. Lupoff "After the Dreamtime"
(Doubleday)
Analog Science Fact [18]
Jerry Pournelle "Extreme Prejudice"
& Fiction
Analog Science Fact [18]
William Walling "Nix Olympica"
& Fiction
"A Brother to Dragons, a Orbit #14 (G. P. [18]
Kate Wilhelm
Companion of Owls" Putnam's Sons)
Analog Science Fact [19]
Larry Niven* "The Borderland of Sol"
& Fiction
The New Atlantis [19]
Ursula K. Le Guin "The New Atlantis"
(Warner Books)
"And Seven Times Never Kill Analog Science Fact [19]
George R. R. Martin
1976 Man" & Fiction
The Magazine of
Tom Reamy "San Diego Lightfoot Sue" Fantasy & Science [19]
Fiction
Galaxy Science [19]
Jerry Pournelle "Tinker"
Fiction
Stellar #2 (Ballantine [20]
Isaac Asimov* "The Bicentennial Man"
Books)
Future Power [20]
Ursula K. Le Guin "The Diary of the Rose"
(Random House)
1977
Galaxy Science [20]
John Varley "Gotta Sing, Gotta Dance"
Fiction
Galaxy Science [20]
John Varley "The Phantom of Kansas"
Fiction
Analog Science Fact [21]
Joan D. Vinge* "Eyes of Amber"
& Fiction
Analog Science Fact [21]
Orson Scott Card "Ender's Game"
& Fiction
Analog Science Fact [21]
James Tiptree, Jr. "The Screwfly Solution"
& Fiction
1978
The Magazine of
Samuel R. Delany "Prismatica" Fantasy & Science [21]
Fiction
"The Ninth Symphony of
Universe #7 (Bantam [21]
Carter Scholz Ludwig van Beethoven and
Spectra)
Other Lost Songs"
1979 Analog Science Fact [22]
Poul Anderson* "Hunter's Moon"
& Fiction

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Publisher or
Year Author(s) Novelette Ref.
publication
Analog Science Fact [22]
Orson Scott Card "Mikal's Songbird"
& Fiction
The Magazine of
Thomas Disch "The Man Who Had No Idea" Fantasy & Science [22]
Fiction
Analog Science Fact [22]
Dean Ing "Devil You Don't Know"
& Fiction
Asimov's Science [22]
John Varley "The Barbie Murders"
Fiction

George R. R. Martin* "Sandkings" Omni [23]

Asimov's Science [23]

Barry B. Longyear "Homecoming"
Fiction
Analog Science Fact [23]
Larry Niven "The Locusts"
& Fiction
The Magazine of
1980 [23]
Vonda N. McIntyre "Fireflood" Fantasy & Science
Fiction
Universe #9 (Bantam [23]
John Varley "Options"
Spectra)
The Magazine of
Christopher Priest "Palely Loitering" Fantasy & Science [23]
Fiction
Analog Science Fact [24]
Gordon R. Dickson* "The Cloak and the Staff"
& Fiction
Analog Science Fact [24]
Barry B. Longyear "Savage Planet"
& Fiction
New Voices #3: The
Campbell Award [24]
John Varley "Beatnik Bayou"
Nominees (Berkley
Books)
1981
The Magazine of
Keith Roberts "The Lordly Ones" Fantasy & Science [24]
Fiction
The Magazine of
Michael Shea "The Autopsy" Fantasy & Science [24]
Fiction
Universe #10 [24]
Howard Waldrop "The Ugly Chickens"
(Bantam Spectra)
Asimov's Science [25]
Roger Zelazny* "Unicorn Variation"
Fiction
Analog Science Fact [25]
George R. R. Martin "Guardians"
& Fiction
The Magazine of
Edward Bryant "The Thermals of August" Fantasy & Science [25]
1982
Fiction
The Magazine of
Parke Godwin "The Fire When It Comes" Fantasy & Science [25]
Fiction
Universe #11 [25]
Michael Bishop "The Quickening"
(Bantam Spectra)

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Publisher or
Year Author(s) Novelette Ref.
publication
Asimov's Science [26]
Connie Willis* "Fire Watch"
Fiction
The Magazine of
Phyllis Eisenstein "Nightlife" Fantasy & Science [26]
Fiction
Analog Science Fact [26]
1983 Timothy Zahn "Pawn's Gambit"
& Fiction
Asimov's Science [26]
S. P. Somtow "Aquila"
Fiction
The Magazine of
Bruce Sterling "Swarm" Fantasy & Science [26]
Fiction
Analog Science Fact [27]
Greg Bear* "Blood Music"
& Fiction
The Magazine of
George R. R. Martin "The Monkey Treatment" Fantasy & Science [27]
Fiction
Asimov's Science [27]
Connie Willis "The Sidon in the Mirror"
1984 Fiction
The Magazine of
Ian Watson "Slow Birds" Fantasy & Science [27]
Fiction
The Magazine of
Kim Stanley Robinson "Black Air" Fantasy & Science [27]
Fiction
Asimov's Science [28]
Octavia E. Butler* "Bloodchild"
Fiction
The Magazine of
"The Man Who Painted the [28]
Lucius Shepard Fantasy & Science
Dragon Griaule"
Fiction
Analog Science Fact [28]
Timothy Zahn "Return to the Fold"
& Fiction
1985 Asimov's Science [28]
Connie Willis "Blued Moon"
Fiction
Analog Science Fact [28]
Hilbert Schenck "Silicon Muse"
& Fiction
Analog Science Fact [28]
Eric Vinicoff "The Weigher"
& Fiction
Universe #14
Kim Stanley Robinson "The Lucky Strike"
(Bantam Spectra)
1986 Universe #15 [29]
Harlan Ellison* "Paladin of the Lost Hour"
(Bantam Spectra)
Asimov's Science [29]
George R. R. Martin "Portraits of His Children"
Fiction
The Magazine of
Orson Scott Card "The Fringe" Fantasy & Science [29]
Fiction
"A Gift from the Asimov's Science [29]
Michael Bishop
GrayLanders" Fiction
Michael Swanwick "Dogfight" Omni [29]

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Publisher or
Year Author(s) Novelette Ref.
publication
William Gibson

Roger Zelazny* "Permafrost" Omni [30]

The Magazine of
"Thor Meets Captain [30]
David Brin Fantasy & Science
America"
Fiction
1987 William Gibson "The Winter Market" Stardate [30]

Asimov's Science [30]

Orson Scott Card "Hatrack River"
Fiction
Analog Science Fact [30]
Vernor Vinge "The Barbarian Princess"
& Fiction
"Buffalo Gals, Won't You Fantasy & Science [31]
Ursula K. Le Guin*
Come Out Tonight" Fiction
Asimov's Science [31]
Pat Murphy "Rachel in Love"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [31]
1988 Walter Jon Williams "Dinosaurs"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [31]
Bruce Sterling "Flowers of Edo"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [31]
Bruce McAllister "Dream Baby"
Fiction

George Alec Effinger* "Schrödinger's Kitten" Omni [32]

Analog Science Fact [32]

Steven Gould "Peaches for Mad Molly"
& Fiction
"Do Ya, Do Ya, Wanna Asimov's Science [32]
Howard Waldrop
1989 Dance?" Fiction
"The Function of Dream [32]
Harlan Ellison Midnight Graffiti
Sleep"
"Ginny Sweethips' Flying Asimov's Science [32]
Neal Barrett, Jr.
Circus" Fiction
"Enter a Soldier. Later: Enter Asimov's Science [33]
Robert Silverberg*
Another" Fiction
"For I Have Touched the Fantasy & Science [33]
Mike Resnick
Sky" Fiction
Asimov's Science [33]
George Alec Effinger "Everything But Honor"
1990 Fiction

Connie Willis "At the Rialto" Omni [33]

Asimov's Science [33]

Nancy Kress "The Price of Oranges"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [33]
Orson Scott Card "Dogwalker"
Fiction
1991 Asimov's Science [34]
Mike Resnick* "The Manamouki"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [34]
Charles Sheffield "A Braver Thing"
Fiction

Ted Chiang "Tower of Babylon" Omni [34]

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Publisher or
Year Author(s) Novelette Ref.
publication
"The Coon Rolled Down and
Ruptured His Larinks, A Asimov's Science [34]
Dafydd ab Hugh
Squeezed Novel by Mr. Fiction
Skunk"

Martha Soukup "Over the Long Haul" Amazing Stories [34]

Analog Science Fact [35]

Isaac Asimov* "Gold"
& Fiction
"Dispatches from the Asimov's Science [35]
Pat Cadigan
Revolution" Fiction
Asimov's Science [35]
Connie Willis "Miracle"
1992 Fiction
Night of the Cooters:
Howard Waldrop "Fin de Cyclé" More Neat Stories [35]
(Mark V. Ziesing)
Asimov's Science [35]
Ted Chiang "Understand"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [36]
Janet Kagan* "The Nutcracker Coup"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [36]
Pamela Sargent "Danny Goes to Mars"
Fiction
Fantasy & Science [36]
1993 Pat Cadigan "True Faces"
Fiction
"Suppose They Gave a Alternate Presidents [36]
Susan Shwartz
Peace..." (Tor Books)
Alternate Kennedys [36]
Barry N. Malzberg "In the Stone House"
(Tor Books)
Analog Science [37]
Charles Sheffield* "Georgia on My Mind"
Fiction and Fact
Asimov's Science [37]
Nancy Kress "Dancing on Air"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [37]
1994 Terry Bisson "The Shadow Knows"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [37]
Bruce Sterling "Deep Eddy"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [37]
John Kessel "The Franchise"
Fiction
Fantasy & Science [38]
David Gerrold* "The Martian Child"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [38]
Greg Egan "Cocoon"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [38]
Mike Resnick "A Little Knowledge"
1995 Fiction
Fantasy & Science [38]
Ursula K. Le Guin "Solitude"
Fiction
"The Singular Habits of Analog Science [38]
Geoffrey A. Landis
Wasps" Fiction and Fact

Ursula K. Le Guin "The Matter of Seggri" Crank [38]

1996 Asimov's Science [39]

James Patrick Kelly* "Think Like a Dinosaur"
Fiction
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Publisher or
Year Author(s) Novelette Ref.
publication
Asimov's Science [39]
Mike Resnick "When the Old Gods Die"
Fiction
Analog Science [39]
Allen Steele "The Good Rat"
Fiction and Fact
Asimov's Science [39]
Harry Turtledove "Must and Shall"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [39]
Greg Egan "Luminous"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [39]
Greg Egan "TAP"
Fiction
Intersections (Tor [40]
Bruce Sterling* "Bicycle Repairman"
Books)
Asimov's Science [40]
Mike Resnick "The Land of Nod"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [40]
1997 Ursula K. Le Guin "Mountain Ways"
Fiction
"Beauty and the Opéra or Asimov's Science [40]
Suzy McKee Charnas
The Phantom Beast" Fiction
Asimov's Science [40]
William Barton "Age of Aquarius"
Fiction
"We Will Drink a Fish Asimov's Science [41]
Bill Johnson*
Together..." Fiction
"Three Hearings on the
Asimov's Science [41]
James Alan Gardner Existence of Snakes in the
Fiction
Human Bloodstream"
1998 [41]
Stephen Baxter "Moon Six" SF Age

Analog Science [41]

Michael A. Burstein "Broken Symmetry"
Fiction and Fact
Asimov's Science [41]
William Sanders "The Undiscovered"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [42]
Bruce Sterling* "Taklamakan"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [42]
Kristine Kathryn Rusch "Echea"
Fiction
Analog Science [42]
Allen Steele "Zwarte Piet's Tale"
Fiction and Fact
"Steamship Soldier on the Future Histories [42]
Nancy Kress
Information Front" (Horizon House)
1999
Asimov's Science [42]
Greg Egan "The Planck Dive"
Fiction
Bending the
Landscape: Science [42]
Ellen Klages "Time Gypsy"
Fiction (The Overlook
Press)
Starlight #2 (Tor [42]
Robert Charles Wilson "Divided by Infinity"
Books)
2000 Asimov's Science
James Patrick Kelly* "1016 to 1" [43]
Fiction

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Publisher or
Year Author(s) Novelette Ref.
publication
Asimov's Science [43]
Eleanor Arnason "Stellar Harvest"
Fiction

Greg Egan "Border Guards" Interzone [43]

"The Secret History of the Fantasy & Science [43]

Jan Jensen
Ornithopter" Fiction
Asimov's Science [43]
Tom Purdom "Fossil Games"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [43]
Ian R. MacLeod "The Chop Girl"
Fiction
Kristine Kathryn Asimov's Science [44]
"Millennium Babies"
Rusch* Fiction
Asimov's Science [44]
Stephen Baxter "On the Orion Line"
Fiction

2001 Analog Science [44]

Allen Steele "Agape Among the Robots"
Fiction and Fact

Stanley Schmidt "Generation Gap" Artemis [44]

Asimov's Science [44]

Mike Resnick "Redchapel"
Fiction
Starlight #3 (Tor [45]
Ted Chiang* "Hell Is the Absence of God"
Books)
Asimov's Science [45]
Allen Steele "The Days Between"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [45]
2002 James Patrick Kelly "Undone"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [45]
Charles Stross "Lobsters"
Fiction
Analog Science [45]
Shane Tourtellotte "The Return of Spring"
Fiction and Fact
Analog Science [46]
Michael Swanwick* "Slow Life"
Fiction and Fact
Asimov's Science [46]
Ursula K. Le Guin "The Wild Girls"
Fiction
Asimov's Science [46]
2003 Charles Stross "Halo"
Fiction
Fantasy & Science [46]
Maureen F. McHugh "Presence"
Fiction
"Madonna of the Asimov's Science [46]
Gregory Frost
Maquiladora" Fiction
2004 Asimov's Science [47]
Michael Swanwick* "Legions in Time"
Fiction

Jeffrey Ford "The Empire of Ice Cream" Scifi.com [47]

Asimov's Science [47]

Charles Stross "Nightfall"
Fiction
"Into the Gardens of Sweet Writers of the Future [47]
Jay Lake
Night" #19 (Galaxy Press)
Asimov's Science [47]
James Patrick Kelly "Bernardo's House"
Fiction

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Publisher or
Year Author(s) Novelette Ref.
publication
Asimov's Science [47]
Robert Reed "Hexagons"
Fiction
The Faery Reel [48]
Kelly Link* "The Faery Handbag"
(Viking Publishers)
"The Clapping Hands of Analog Science [48]
Michael F. Flynn
God" Fiction and Fact
"The People of Sand and Fantasy & Science [48]
Paolo Bacigalupi
2005 Slag" Fiction
"Biographical Notes to 'A
All-Star Zeppelin
Discourse on the Nature of [48]
Benjamin Rosenbaum Adventure Stories
Causality, with Airplanes', by
(Wheatland Press)
Benjamin Rosenbaum"

Christopher Rowe "The Voluntary State" Scifi.com [48]

Fantasy & Science [49]

Peter S. Beagle* "Two Hearts"
Fiction
Fantasy & Science [49]
Paolo Bacigalupi "The Calorie Man"
Fiction
2006 Analog Science
Michael A. Burstein "TelePresence" [49]
Fiction and Fact

Cory Doctorow "I, Robot" The Infinite Matrix [49]

Howard Waldrop "The King of Where-I-Go" Scifi.com [49]

Asimov's Science [50]

Ian McDonald* "The Djinn's Wife"
Fiction
"Pol Pot's Beautiful Fantasy & Science [50]
Geoff Ryman
Daughter" Fiction

2007 "Dawn, and Sunset, and the Asimov's Science [50]

Michael F. Flynn
Colours of the Earth" Fiction

Mike Resnick "All the Things You Are" Jim Baen's Universe [50]

Asimov's Science [50]

Paolo Bacigalupi "Yellow Card Man"
Fiction
"The Merchant and the Fantasy & Science [51]
Ted Chiang*
Alchemist's Gate" Fiction
"The Cambist and Lord Iron: Logorrhea (Bantam [51]
Daniel Abraham
a Fairytale of Economics" Books)
Asimov's Science [51]
2008 Greg Egan "Dark Integers"
Fiction
The New Space [51]
Greg Egan "Glory"
Opera (Eos)
Fantasy & Science [51]
David Moles "Finisterra"
Fiction
2009 Asimov's Science [52]
Elizabeth Bear* "Shoggoths in Bloom"
Fiction
Fantasy & Science [52]
John Kessel "Pride and Prometheus"
Fiction
"The Ray-Gun: A Love Asimov's Science [52]
James Alan Gardner
Story" Fiction

Paolo Bacigalupi "The Gambler" Fast Forward 2 (Pyr) [52]

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Publisher or
Year Author(s) Novelette Ref.
publication
"Alastair Baffle's Emporium Asimov's Science [52]
Mike Resnick
of Wonders" Fiction
The New Space [53]
Peter Watts* "The Island"
Opera #2 (Eos)

Rachel Swirsky "Eros, Philia, Agape" Tor.com [53]

Eclipse #3 (Night [53]

Nicola Griffith "It Takes Two"
Shade Books)

2010 The Solaris Book of

"One of Our Bastards is [53]
Paul Cornell New Science Fiction
Missing"
#3 (Solaris Books)

Charles Stross "Overtime" Tor.com [53]

"Sinner, Baker, Fabulist,

Eugie Foster Priest; Red Mask, Black Interzone [53]
Mask, Gentleman, Beast"
Asimov's Science [54]
Allen Steele* "The Emperor of Mars"
Fiction
Analog Science [54]
Sean McMullen "Eight Miles"
Fiction and Fact
"The Jaguar House, in Asimov's Science [54]
2011 Aliette de Bodard
Shadow" Fiction
"The Leviathan, Whom Thou Analog Science [54]
Eric James Stone
Hast Made" Fiction and Fact
Asimov's Science [54]
James Patrick Kelly "Plus or Minus"
Fiction

Charlie Jane Anders* "Six Months, Three Days" Tor.com [55]

"The Copenhagen Asimov's Science [55]

Paul Cornell
Interpretation" Fiction
Eclipse #4 (Night [55]
Rachel Swirsky "Fields of Gold"
2012 Shade Books)
Analog Science [55]
Brad R. Torgersen "Ray of Light"
Fiction and Fact
Fantasy & Science [55]
Geoff Ryman "What We Found"
Fiction
"The Girl-Thing Who Went Edge of Infinity [56]
Pat Cadigan*
Out for Sushi" (Solaris Books)
"The Boy Who Cast No Postscripts: Unfit For [56]
Thomas Olde Heuvelt
Shadow" Eden (PS Publishing)

2013 Clarkesworld [56]

Catherynne M. Valente "Fade To White"
Magazine

Seanan McGuire "In Sea-Salt Tears" Self-published [56]

A Fantasy Medley 2 [56]

Seanan McGuire "Rat-Catcher"
(Subterranean Press)
2014 "The Lady Astronaut of [57]
Mary Robinette Kowal* Tor.com
Mars"
The Last Witchking
Vox Day "Opera Vita Aeterna" (Marcher Lord [57]
Hinterlands)

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Publisher or
Year Author(s) Novelette Ref.
publication
Analog Science [57]
Brad R. Torgersen "The Exchange Officers"
Fiction and Fact
"The Truth of Fact, the Truth Subterranean [57]
Ted Chiang
of Feeling" Magazine
The Other Half of the
Aliette de Bodard "The Waiting Stars" Sky (Candlemark & [57]
Gleam)
Thomas Olde
Heuvelt*[Note 2] "The Day The World Turned
Lightspeed [58]
Lia Belt Upside Down"
(translator)*[Note 2]

"The Journeyman: In the Analog Science [58]

Michael F. Flynn
Stone House" Fiction and Fact
2015
Analog Science [58]
Edward M. Lerner "Championship B’tok"
Fiction and Fact
Orson Scott Card's
"Ashes to Ashes, Dust to [58]
Gray Rinehart InterGalactic
Dust, Earth to Alluvium"
Medicine Show
"The Triple Sun: A Golden Analog Science [58]
Rajnar Vajra
Age Tale" Fiction and Fact

Hao Jingfang* "Folding Beijing" Uncanny Magazine [59]

"And You Shall Know Her by [59]

Brooke Bolander Lightspeed
the Trail of Dead"
There Will Be War
Cheah Kai Wai "Flashpoint: Titan" Volume X (Castalia [59]

2016 House)
The Bazaar of Bad
Stephen King "Obits" Dreams (Charles [59]
Scribner's Sons)
There Will Be War
David VanDyke "What Price Humanity?" Volume X (Castalia [59]
House)

Ursula Vernon* "The Tomato Thief" Apex Magazine [60]

Alien Stripper Boned from [60]

Stix Hiscock Self-published
Behind by the T-Rex

Nina Allan "The Art of Space Travel" Tor.com [60]

2017 "The Jewel and Her [60]

Fran Wilde Tor.com
Lapidary"
Clarkesworld [60]
Carolyn Ives Gilman "Touring with the Alien"
Magazine
"You'll Surely Drown Here If [60]
Alyssa Wong Uncanny Magazine
You Stay"
2018 Clarkesworld [61]
Suzanne Palmer* "The Secret Life of Bots"
Magazine
"Children of Thorns, Children [61]
Aliette de Bodard Uncanny Magazine
of Water"

Yoon Ha Lee "Extracurricular Activities" Tor.com [61]

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Publisher or
Year Author(s) Novelette Ref.
publication
Clarkesworld [61]
Vina Jie-Min Prasad "A Series of Steaks"
Magazine
"Small Changes Over Long [61]
K. M. Szpara Uncanny Magazine
Periods of Time"
Asimov's Science [61]
Sarah Pinsker "Wind Will Rove"
Fiction
"If at First You Don't B&N Sci-Fi and [62]
Zen Cho*
Succeed, Try, Try Again" Fantasy Blog
"The Last Banquet of [62]
Tina Connolly Tor.com
Temporal Confections"
"Nine Last Days on Planet [62]
Daryl Gregory Tor.com
Earth"
2019
"The Only Harmless Great [62]
Brooke Bolander Tor.com Publishing
Thing"
"The Thing About Ghost [62]
Naomi Kritzer Uncanny Magazine
Stories"
Clarkesworld [62]
Simone Heller "When We Were Starless"
Magazine

N. K. Jemisin* Emergency Skin Amazon.com [63]

Caroline M. Yoachim "The Archronology of Love" Lightspeed Magazine [63]

Sarah Gailey "Away With the Wolves" Uncanny Magazine [63]

2020 "The Blur in the Corner of [63]

Sarah Pinsker Uncanny Magazine
Your Eye"

Siobhan Carroll "For He Can Creep" Tor.com [63]

Exhalation: Stories [63]

Ted Chiang "Omphalos"
(Alfred A. Knopf)
"Burn, or the Episodic Life of [64]
A. T. Greenblatt Uncanny Magazine
Sam Wells as a Super"
Clarkesworld [64]
Isabel Fall "Helicopter Story"
Magazine
"The Inaccessibility of [64]
Aliette de Bodard Uncanny Magazine
2021 Heaven"
Clarkesworld [64]
Naomi Kritzer "Monster"
Magazine

Meg Elison "The Pill" Big Girl (PM Press) [64]

Sarah Pinsker Two Truths and a Lie Tor.com [64]

Retro Hugos

Beginning with the 1996 Worldcon, the World Science Fiction Society created the concept of
"Retro Hugos", in which the Hugo award could be retroactively awarded for years 50, 75, or 100
years before the current year, if no awards were originally given that year.[3] Retro Hugos have
been awarded eight times, for 1939, 1941, 1943—1946, 1951, and 1954.[Note 3][4]

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Year Publisher or
Year Author(s) Novelette Ref.
awarded publication
Clifford D. Astounding [65]
"Rule 18"
Simak* Science-Fiction
John W. [65]
"Dead Knowledge" Astounding Stories
Campbell

1939 2014 "Hollywood on the Thrilling Wonder [65]

Henry Kuttner
Moon" Stories
Robert E. [65]
"Pigeons from Hell" Weird Tales
Howard

C. L. Moore "Werewoman" Leaves [65]

Robert A. Astounding [66]

"The Roads Must Roll"
Heinlein* Science Fiction
Robert A. Astounding [66]
"Blowups Happen"
Heinlein Science Fiction
Jack "Darker Than You [66]
1941 2016 Unknown
Williamson Think"
Astounding [66]
Harry Bates "Farewell to the Master"
Science Fiction
Theodore [66]
"It!" Unknown
Sturgeon
Astounding [67]
Isaac Asimov* "Foundation"
Science Fiction
Astounding [67]
Isaac Asimov "Bridle and Saddle"
Science Fiction
Robert A.
Heinlein (as Astounding [67]
"Goldfish Bowl"
1943 2018 Anson Science Fiction
MacDonald)

Fredric Brown "The Star Mouse" Planet Stories [67]

"There Shall Be Astounding [67]

C. L. Moore
Darkness" Science Fiction
Astounding [67]
A. E. van Vogt "The Weapon Shop"
Science Fiction
C. L. Moore*
(as Lewis
Padgett) "Mimsy Were the Astounding [68]
Henry Kuttner* Borogoves" Science-Fiction
(as Lewis
Padgett)

Leigh Brackett "Citadel of Lost Ships" Planet Stories [68]

1944 2019 [68]

Leigh Brackett "The Halfling" Astonishing Stories

Henry Kuttner
Astounding [68]
(as Lewis "The Proud Robot"
Science-Fiction
Padgett)
Eric Frank Astounding [68]
"Symbiotica"
Russell Science-Fiction

Fritz Leiber "Thieves' House" Unknown Worlds [68]

1945 2020 Clifford D. Astounding [69]

"City"
Simak* Science-Fiction
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Year Publisher or
Year Author(s) Novelette Ref.
awarded publication
Astounding [69]
Fredric Brown "Arena"
Science-Fiction
"The Big and the Little"
Astounding [69]
Isaac Asimov ("The Merchant
Science-Fiction
Princes")
C. L. Moore (as
Lawrence
O'Donnell) Astounding
"The Children's Hour" [69]
Henry Kuttner Science-Fiction
(as Lawrence
O'Donnell)
Astounding [69]
C. L. Moore "No Woman Born"
Science-Fiction
C. L. Moore (as
Lewis Padgett)
"When the Bough Astounding [69]
Henry Kuttner Breaks" Science-Fiction
(as Lewis
Padgett)
Murray Astounding [70]
"First Contact"
Leinster* Science-Fiction
Thrilling Wonder [70]
Fredric Brown "Pi in the Sky"
Stories
Astounding [70]
1946 1996 Lester del Rey "Into Thy Hands"
Science-Fiction
Astounding [70]
A. E. van Vogt "The Mixed Men"
Science-Fiction
Astounding [70]
Lewis Padgett "The Piper's Son"
Science-Fiction
Cyril M. Astounding [71]
"The Little Black Bag"
Kornbluth* Science-Fiction
Cordwainer [71]
"Scanners Live in Vain" Fantasy Book
Smith
Astounding [71]
1951 2001 Poul Anderson "The Helping Hand"
Science-Fiction
Astounding [71]
James Blish "Okie"
Science-Fiction
Eric Frank [71]
"Dear Devil" Other Worlds
Russell
"Earthman, Come Astounding [72]
James Blish*
Home" Science-Fiction
Space Science [72]
Philip K. Dick "Second Variety"
Fiction
"The Adventure of the [72]
1954 2004 Poul Anderson Universe
Misplaced Hound"
Astounding [72]
Poul Anderson "Sam Hall"
Science-Fiction
Theodore "The Wall Around the Beyond Fantasy [72]
Cogswell World" Fiction

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See also
Nebula Award for Best Novelette
List of joint winners of the Hugo and Nebula awards

Notes
1. In the 1958 awards, the category was called "Best Novel or Novelette", with the winner as the
novel The Big Time. No novella category was presented that year.
2. Thomas Olde Heuvelt's 2015 winner "The Day the World Turned Upside Down" is the only
translated work to win the "Best Novelette" Hugo. Hugos were awarded to both the author and
the translator.
3. Although no "Best Novelette" Hugo was awarded at the 1957 convention, Hugos were
awarded in other categories, hence there was no "Retro Hugo" for 1957 awarded in 2007.

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External links
Hugo Award official site (http://thehugoawards.org/)
List of Hugo Award nominees (https://web.archive.org/web/20110920202744/http://www.locus
mag.com/SFAwards/Db/HugoNomList.html) in Locus magazine

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