Hugo Award

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Mary Robinette Kowal receives the Best Novel award for The Calculating Stars at the 19 Hugos.

The Hugo Awards have been in existence since 1953 and are among the most prominent awards given out for works of Science Fiction and Fantasy (the other most known one being the Nebula Award). The name comes from Hugo Gernsback, the magazine editor who founded Amazing Stories magazine back in 1926 and was influential in bringing the sci-fi genre to popularity.

Contenders for a Hugo are nominated and voted on by the World Science Fiction Society, whose paid membership is open to the general public. The current award categories include Best written works (novel, novella, novelette, short story), long and short form "Dramatic Presentation" (which includes "film, television, radio, live theater, computer games or music"), anthology and magazine editors, professional artist, Best Graphic Story (added in 2009) and categories for Fan Art, fanzines and fan writing (including Fanfic but also nonfiction essays and books about other works).

The Japanese equivalent to the Hugo Award is the Seiun Award.

Links:

• The Hugo Awards - official site
• Wikipedia entry

Works with a Hugo nomination or win with pages on this wiki include:

Anime (Best Dramatic Presentation -- Long Form)

• Spirited Away (nominated 2003)

Comic Books (Best Graphic Story except as noted)

• Batman comics:
  • The Dark Knight Returns (nominated for Best Non-Fiction Book in 1987)
  • Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader? (nominated 2010)
• Watchmen (won Other Forms in 1988)
• The Dresden Files: Welcome to the Jungle (nominated 2009)
• Fables:
  • War And Pieces (nominated 2009)
  • The Dark Ages (nominated 2010)
  • Witches (nominated 2011)
  • Rose Red (nominated 2012)
• Y: The Last Man ("Whys and Wherefores" nominated 2009)
• Serenity: Better Days (nominated 2009)
• The Unwritten:
  • "Inside Man" (nominated 2011)
  • "Leviathan" (nominated 2012)
• Locke and Key ("Keys to the Kingdom" nominated 2012)

Film - Animated (Best Dramatic Presentation/Best Dramatic Presentation -- Long Form)

• Yellow Submarine (Nominated 1969)
• The Hobbit (Nominated 1978)
• Wizards (Nominated 1978)
• The Lord of the Rings (Nominated 1979)
• Watership Down (Nominated 1979)
• Beauty and the Beast (Nominated 1992)
• Aladdin (Nominated 1993)
• The Nightmare Before Christmas (nominated 1994)
• Toy Story (nominated 1996)
  • Toy Story 3 (nominated 2011)
• The Iron Giant (nominated 2000)
• Chicken Run (nominated 2001)
• Monsters, Inc. (nominated 2002)
• Shrek (nominated 2002)
• Finding Nemo (nominated 2004)
• The Incredibles (won 2005)
  • Jack-Jack Attack (nominated 2006, Short Form)
• Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (nominated 2006)
• WALL-E (won 2009)
• Up (nominated 2010)
• How to Train Your Dragon (nominated 2011)
• Hugo (nominated 2012)

Film - Live Action (Best Dramatic Presentation/Best Dramatic Presentation -- Long Form)

• The Incredible Shrinking Man (Won 1958)
• The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (Nominated 1959)
• Horror of Dracula (Nominated 1959)
• The Fly (Nominated 1959)
  • "No Award" won Best Dramatic Presentation in 1959
• The Time Machine (Nominated 1961)
• Village of the Damned (Nominated 1961)
  • Children of the Damned (Nominated 1962)
• Dr. Strangelove (Won 1965)
• Fantastic Voyage (Nominated 1967)
• 2001: A Space Odyssey (Won 1969)
• Rosemary's Baby (Nominated 1969)
• A Clockwork Orange (Won 1972)
• The Andromeda Strain (Nominated 1972)
• THX 1138 (Nominated 1972)
• Slaughterhouse-Five (Won 1973)
• Silent Running (Nominated 1973)
• Soylent Green (Nominated 1974)
• Westworld (Nominated 1974)
• Young Frankenstein (Won 1975)
• Dark Star (Nominated 1976)
• Monty Python and the Holy Grail (Nominated 1976)
• Rollerball (Nominated 1976)
• Carrie (Nominated 1977)
• Logan's Run (Nominated 1977)
• The Man Who Fell to Earth (Nominated 1977)
• Star Wars:
  • Episode IV - A New Hope (Won 1978)
  • Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (Won 1981)
  • Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (won 1984)
• Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Nominated 1978)
• Superman (Won 1979)
• Invasion of the Body Snatchers (Nominated 1979)
• Alien (Won 1980)
  • Aliens (Won 1987)
  • Alien 3 (nominated 1993)
• The Black Hole (Nominated 1980)
• The Muppet Movie (Nominated 1980)
• Star Trek movies:
  • Star Trek: The Motion Picture (Nominated 1980)
  • Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (Nominated 1983)
  • Star Trek III: The Search For Spock (nominated 1985)
  • Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (Nominated 1987)
  • Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (Nominated 1992)
  • Star Trek: Generations (nominated 1995)
  • Star Trek: First Contact (nominated 1997)
  • Star Trek: Insurrection (nominated 1999)
  • Star Trek (nominated 2010)
• Time After Time (Nominated 1980)
• Flash Gordon (Nominated 1981)
• Indiana Jones:
  • Raiders of the Lost Ark (won 1982)
  • Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (won 1990)
• Dragonslayer (nominated 1982)
• Excalibur (nominated 1982)
• Outland (nominated 1982)
• Time Bandits (nominated 1982)
• Blade Runner (won 1983)
• Dark Crystal (nominated 1983)
• E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (nominated 1983)
• The Road Warrior (nominated 1983)
• The Right Stuff (nominated 1984)
• Something Wicked This Way Comes (nominated 1984)
• WarGames (nominated 1984)
• 2010: The Year We Make Contact (Won 1985)
• Dune (nominated 1985); Frank Herbert's Dune (nominated 2001)
• Ghostbusters (nominated 1985)
• The Last Starfighter (nominated 1985)
• Back to The Future (won 1986)
  • Back To The Future Part III (nominated 1991)
• Brazil (nominated 1986)
• Cocoon (nominated 1986)
• Enemy Mine (nominated 1986)
• Ladyhawke (nominated 1986)
• The Fly (Nominated 1987)
• Labyrinth (nominated 1987)
• Little Shop of Horrors (nominated 1987)
• The Princess Bride (Won 1988)
• Predator (nominated 1988)
• RoboCop (nominated 1988)
• Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (won 1989)
• Alien Nation (nominated 1989)
• Beetlejuice (nominated 1989)
• Big (Nominated 1989)
• Willow (nominated 1989)
• The Abyss (nominated 1990)
• The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (nominated 1990)
• Batman movies:
  • Batman (nominated 1990)
  • Batman Returns (nominated 1993)
  • The Dark Knight Saga:
    • Batman Begins (nominated 2006)
    • The Dark Knight (nominated 2009)
• Field of Dreams (nominated 1990)
• Edward Scissorhands (Won 1991)
• Ghost (nominated 1991)
• Total Recall (nominated 1991)
• The Witches (nominated 1991)
• Terminator 2: Judgment Day (Won 1992)
• The Addams Family (nominated 1992)
  • Addams Family Values (nominated 1994)
• The Rocketeer (nominated 1992)
• Bram Stoker's Dracula (nominated 1993)
• Jurassic Park (won 1994)
• Groundhog Day (nominated 1994)
• Interview with the Vampire (nominated 1995)
• The Mask (nominated 1995)
• Stargate (nominated 1995)
• Apollo 13 (nominated 1996)
• 12 Monkeys (nominated 1996)
• Independence Day (nominated 1997)
• Mars Attacks! (nominated 1997)
• Contact (Won 1998)
• The Fifth Element (nominated 1998)
• Gattaca (nominated 1998)
• Men in Black (nominated 1998)
• Starship Troopers (nominated 1998)
• The Truman Show (won 1999)
• Dark City (nominated 1999)
• Pleasantville (nominated 1999)
• Galaxy Quest (won 2000)
• Being John Malkovich (nominated 2000)
• The Matrix (nominated 2000)
• The Sixth Sense (nominated 2000)
• Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (won 2001)
• Frequency (nominated 2001)
• X-Men (nominated 2001)
  • X2: X-Men United (nominated 2004)
• The Lord of the Rings:
  • The Fellowship of the Ring (won 2002)
  • The Two Towers (won 2003)
  • The Return of the King (won 2004)
  • Gollum's acceptance speech at the 2003 MTV Movie Awards (won 2004 - short form)
• Harry Potter:
  • Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (nominated 2002)
  • Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (nominated 2003)
  • Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (nominated 2005)
  • Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (nominated 2006)
  • Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (nominated 2008)
  • Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, part 1 (nominated 2011)
  • Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, part 2 (nominated 2012)
• Minority Report (nominated 2003)
• Spider-Man (nominated 2003)
  • Spider-Man 2 (nominated 2005)
• 28 Days Later (nominated 2004)
• Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (nominated 2004)
• Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (nominated 2005)
• Sky Captain and The World of Tomorrow (nominated 2005)
• Serenity (won 2006)
• The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (nominated 2006)
• Pan's Labyrinth (won 2007)
• Children of Men (nominated 2007)
• The Prestige (nominated 2007)
• A Scanner Darkly (nominated 2007)
• V for Vendetta (nominated 2007)
• Stardust (won 2008)
• Enchanted (nominated 2008)
• The Golden Compass (nominated 2008)
• Hellboy II: The Golden Army (nominated 2009)
• Iron Man (nominated 2009)
• Moon (won 2010)
• Avatar (nominated 2010)
• District 9 (nominated 2010)
• Inception (won 2011)
• Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (nominated 2011)
• Captain America: The First Avenger (nominated 2012)
• Source Code (nominated 2012)

Literature (Best Novel except as noted)

• The Demolished Man (won in 1953)
• Double Star (won in 1956)
• Have Space Suit—Will Travel (nominated in 1959)
• A Canticle for Leibowitz (won in 1961)
• The High Crusade (nominated in 1961)
• Stranger in A Strange Land (won in 1962)
• The Man in the High Castle (won in 1963)
• Dune (won in 1966)
  • Children of Dune (nominated in 1977)
• The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress (won in 1967)
• Flowers for Algernon (nominated in 1967)
• The Butterfly Kid (nominated in 1968)
• Ringworld (won in 1971)
• To Your Scattered Bodies Go (won in 1972)
• Dragonriders of Pern:
  • Dragonquest (nominated in 1972)
  • The White Dragon (nominated in 1979)
  • Moreta: Dragonlady of Pern (nominated in 1984)
• Rendezvous With Rama (won in 1974)
• The Man Who Folded Himself (nominated in 1974)
• The Mote in God's Eye (nominated in 1975)
• The Forever War (won in 1976)
• Doorways in The Sand (nominated in 1976)
• Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang (won in 1977)
• Heechee Saga:
  • Gateway (won in 1978)
  • Beyond the Blue Event Horizon (nominated in 1981)
• Harpist in the Wind (nominated in 1980)
• Alliance Union books:
  • Downbelow Station (won in 1982)
  • Cyteen (won in 1989)
• Foundation's Edge (won in 1983)
• Uplift books:
  • Startide Rising (won in 1984)
  • The Uplift War (won in 1988)
• Neuromancer (won in 1985)
• Ender's Game (won in 1986)
  • Speaker for the Dead (won in 1987)
• Hyperion (won in 1990)
  • The Fall of Hyperion (nominated in 1991)
  • The Rise of Endymion (nominated in 1998)
• Prentice Alvin (nominated in 1990)
• Vorkosigan Saga books:
  • Falling Free (nominated in 1989)
  • The Vor Game (won in 1991)
  • Barrayar (won in 1992)
  • Mirror Dance (won in 1995)
  • Memory (nominated in 1997)
  • A Civil Campaign (nominated in 2000)
  • Cryoburn (nominated in 2011)
• Zones of Thought books:
  • A Fire Upon the Deep (won in 1993)
  • A Deepness in the Sky (won in 2000)
• Doomsday Book (won in 1993)
• Red Mars Trilogy:
  • Red Mars (nominated in 1993)
  • Green Mars (won in 1994)
  • Blue Mars (won in 1997)
• The Diamond Age (won in 1996)
• The Tough Guide to Fantasyland (nominated for Best Non-Fiction in 1997)
• To Say Nothing of the Dog (won in 1999)
• Cryptonomicon (nominated in 2000)
• Harry Potter:
  • Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban (nominated in 2000)
  • Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (won in 2001)
• A Song of Ice and Fire:
  • A Storm of Swords (nominated in 2001)
  • A Feast for Crows (nominated in 2006)
  • A Dance with Dragons (nominated in 2012)
• American Gods (won in 2002)
• Chalion books:
  • The Curse of Chalion (nominated in 2002)
  • Paladin of Souls (won in 2004)
• Perdido Street Station (nominated in 2002)
• The Scar (nominated in 2003)
• Coraline (won Best Novella in 2003)
• Years of Rice and Salt (nominated in 2003)
• Iron Council (nominated in 2004)
• Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell (won in 2005)
• Spin (won in 2006)
• Old Man's War (nominated in 2006)
• His Majesty's Dragon (nominated in 2007)
• Blindsight (nominated in 2007)
• A Billion Eves (won novella in 2007)
• The Yiddish Policemen's Union (won in 2008)
• The Last Colony (nominated in 2008)
• The Graveyard Book (won in 2009)
• Anathem (nominated in 2009)
• Little Brother (nominated in 2009)
• Zoe's Tale (nominated in 2009)
• The Windup Girl (won in 2010)
• The City & the City (won in 2010)
• Julian Comstock (nominated in 2010)
• All Clear (won in 2011)
• The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms (nominated in 2011)
• Leviathan Wakes (nominated 2012)
• Deadline (nominated 2012)

Live Action TV (Best Dramatic Presentation/Best Dramatic Presentation -- Short Form except as noted)

• The Twilight Zone (Won 1960, 1961, 1962, nominated 1963 (no award))
• Star Trek: The Original Series:
  • "The Menagerie" won 1967
  • "The Corbomite Maneuver" nominated 1967
  • "The Naked Time" nominated 1967
  • "The City On The Edge of Forever" won 1968
  • "Amok Time" nominated 1968
  • "Mirror, Mirror" nominated 1968
  • "The Doomsday Machine" nominated 1968
  • "The Trouble With Tribbles" nominated 1968
• The Prisoner ("Fall Out" nominated 1969)
• The Six Million Dollar Man (nominated 1974)
• Cosmos: A Personal Voyage (nominated 1981)
• The Martian Chronicles (nominated 1981)
• Star Trek: The Next Generation:
  • "Encounter At Farpoint" nominated 1988
  • "The Inner Light" won 1993
  • "All Good Things..." won 1995
• Babylon 5:
  • "The Gathering" nominated 1994
  • "The Coming of Shadows" won 1996
  • "Severed Dreams" won 1997
  • "Sleeping in Light" nominated 1999)
• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine:
  • "The Visitor" nominated 1996
  • "Trials and Tribble-ations" nominated 1997
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer:
  • "Once More, With Feeling" nominated 2002
  • "Conversations With Dead People" won 2003
  • "Chosen" nominated 2004
• Angel:
  • "Waiting in the Wings" nominated 2003
  • "Not Fade Away" nominated 2005
  • "Smile Time" nominated 2005
• Firefly:
  • "Serenity", nominated 2003
  • "Heart of Gold" nominated 2004
  • "The Message" nominated 2004
• Star Trek: Enterprise:
  • "Carbon Creek" nominated 2003
  • "A Night in Sickbay" nominated 2003
• Smallville ("Rosetta", nominated 2004)
• Battlestar Galactica:
  • "33" won 2005
  • "Pegasus" nominated 2006
  • "Downloaded" nominated 2007
  • "Razor" nominated 2008
  • "Revelations" nominated 2009)
• Lost:
  • "Pilot" nominated 2005
  • "The Constant" nominated 2009
• Stargate SG-1:
  • "Heroes" nominated 2005
  • "200" nominated 2007
• Doctor Who:
  • "The Empty Child"/"The Doctor Dances" won 2006
  • "Dalek" nominated 2006
  • "Father's Day" nominated 2006
  • "The Girl in the Fireplace" won 2007
  • "Army of Ghosts"/"Doomsday" nominated 2007
  • "School Reunion" nominated 2007
  • "Human Nature"/"The Family of Blood" nominated 2008
  • "Blink" won 2008
  • "Silence in the Library"/"Forest of the Dead" nominated 2009
  • "Turn Left" nominated 2009
  • "The Next Doctor" nominated 2010
  • "Planet of the Dead" nominated 2010
  • "The Waters of Mars" won 2010
  • "The Pandorica Opens"/"The Big Bang" won 2011
  • "A Christmas Carol" nominated 2011
  • "Vincent and the Doctor" nominated 2011
  • "The Doctor's Wife" nominated 2012
  • "The Girl Who Waited" nominated 2012
  • "A Good Man Goes to War" nominated 2012
• Torchwood ("Captain Jack Harkness", nominated 2008)
• Heroes (Season 1, nominated 2008 for long form)
• Dollhouse ("Epitaph One", nominated 2010)
• FlashForward ("No More Good Days", nominated 2010)
• Game of Thrones (season 1, nominated 2012 for long form)
• Community ("Remedial Chaos Theory", nominated 2012)

Music (Best Dramatic Presentation)

• Jefferson Starship, "Blows Against the Empire" (nominated 1971)

People - Artists (Best Professional Artist)

• Frank Frazetta (Won 1966, Nominated 1964, 1965, 1968, 1974)
• Phil Foglio (Nominated 2008)
• Shaun Tan (Nominated 2009, Won 2010, 2011)

People - Authors (John W. Campbell Award for Best New Author (which is not a Hugo), unless noted)

• Robert Silverberg (Won Most Promising New Author, 1956)
• Spider Robinson (Won 1974 - tied with Lisa Tuttle)
• C. J. Cherryh (Won 1977)
• Orson Scott Card (Won 1978)
• Kristine Kathryn Rusch (Won 1990)
• Cory Doctorow (Won 2000)
• Jo Walton (Won 2002)
• Wen Spencer (Won 2003)
• John Scalzi (Won 2006)
• Naomi Novik (Won 2007)

Radio (Best Dramatic Presentation)

• The Hitchhikers Guide to The Galaxy (nominated 1979)

Theater (Best Dramatic Presentation)

• Fahrenheit 451 (Nominated 1967)

Web Comics (Best Graphic Story)

• Girl Genius (volumes eight, nine and ten won Best Graphic Story for 2009, 2010 and 2011, respectively)
• Schlock Mercenary (nominated 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012)
• Digger (nominated 2012)
• xkcd (won in 2014 for Time)

Web Original (Best Dramatic Presentation -- Short Form)

• Star Trek: Phase II ("World Enough And Time" nominated 2008)
• Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog (won 2009)

Western Animation - Theatrical Short (Best Dramatic Presentation -- Short Form)

• The Lost Thing (nominated 2011)

Other

• Archive of Our Own ("Best Related Work", won April 2019)

Template:Example These were given for years in which a Worldcon was held but the Hugo Awards were not presented:

Film -- Animated

• Cinderella (nominated for 1951 in 2001)

Film -- Live Action

• The Picture of Dorian Gray (Won 1946 in 1996)
• House of Dracula (nominated for 1946 in 1996)
• The War of the Worlds (Won 1954 in 2004)
• It Came from Outer Space (Nominated for 1954 in 2004)

Literature (Best Novel/Novella/Novelette/Short Story)

• That Hideous Strength (nominated for 1946 in 1996)
• The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (nominated for 1951 in 2001)
• First Lensman (nominated for 1951 in 2001)
• The Dying Earth (nominated for 1951 in 2001)
• Fahrenheit 451 (Won 1954 in 2004)
• 'Childhood's End (nominated for 1954 in 2004)

Western Animation - Theatrical Short (Best Dramatic Presentation)

• Rabbit of Seville (nominated for 1951 in 2001)
• Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century (nominated for 1954 in 2004)