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The 1959 Best Novel Hugo was presented September 7 at Detention. For the first time the modern nominations ballot followed by a final ballot process was followed so we have a list of nominees and a winner, but we do not have the order of finish after first place.
Winner: A Case of Conscience by James Blish [[[Ballantine]], 1958] (This is the novel-length expansion of the novella which later won the 1954 Best Novella Retro Hugo.)
Runners-up:
- We Have Fed Our Seas (alt: The Enemy Stars) by Poul Anderson (Astounding Aug,Sep 1958)
- Who? by Algis Budrys (Pyramid, 1958)
- Have Spacesuit – Will Travel by Robert A. Heinlein (F&SF Aug,Sep,Oct 1958)
- Time Killer (alt: Immortality, Inc.; Immortality Delivered) by Robert Sheckley (Galaxy Oct,Nov,Dec 1958, Feb 1959)
| 1958 | Best Novel Hugo, 1959 Hugos | 1960 | 1959 |
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