Pegasus Award
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(1) A Filk Award[edit]
The Pegasus Award is a series of filk awards given annually by the OVFF since 1984.
The categories vary from year to year. Four categories are relatively stable (see the first table) and the other categories change annually (see the second table).
The voting process has three stages:
- A brainstorming phase, where voters make suggestions on-line.
- A nominating ballot, where voters make up to five nominations in each of the six categories. The list generated by the brainstorming may be used as reference by the voters, but they are not constrained by it.
- A final ballot where each voter gets to pick one choice from among the nominees in each category. This final balloting is done in advance and at OVFF.
Since 2008, the Pegasus Awards published a newsletter, Wing Words with information on the awards.
| Year | Award | Winner |
|---|---|---|
| 1984 | Best Male Filker | Bill Maraschiello |
| Best Female Filker | Julia Ecklar | |
| Best Parody | Twelve Years at Worldcon by Frank Hayes | |
| Best Original Humorous Filk Song | Unreality Warp by Clif Flynt | |
| 1986 | Best Male Filker | Bill Sutton |
| Best Female Filker | Leslie Fish | |
| Best Parody | Daddy's Little Boy by Murray Porath | |
| Best Original Humorous Song | A Reconsideration of Anatomical Docking Maneuvers in a Zero-G Environment by Diana Gallagher | |
| 1987 | Best 'Ose | Ian the Grim by Clif Flynt |
| Best Schtick | Unreality Warp/Kinda Mediocre Actually by Clif Flynt and Bill Roper | |
| 1988 | Best Historical Song | Song of the Shieldwall by Malkin Grey (Debra Doyle) and Peregryn Wyndryder (Melissa Williamson) |
| Best Media Song | Superman's Sex Life Boogie by Tom Smith | |
| 1989 | Best Fantasy Song | Wind's Four Quarters/ by Mercedes Lackey and Leslie Fish |
| Best Techie Song | Do It Yourself by Bill Sutton | |
| 1990 | Best Fannish Song | Weekend Only World by T. J. Burnside-Clapp |
| Best Literature Song | Daddy's Little Girl by Julia Ecklar | |
| 1991 | Best Love Song | Velveteen by Kathy Mar |
| Best War/Vengeance Song | Temper of Revenge by Julia Ecklar | |
| 1992 | Best Tribute | Madame Curie's Hands by Duane Elms |
| Best Genre Crossover | Return of the King by Tom Smith | |
| 1993 | Best Humorous Song | Rhinotillexomania by Michael Longcor |
| Best Space Song | Lightsailor by Barry Childs-Helton | |
| 1994 | Best Children's Song | Monsters in the Night by Diana Gallagher |
| Best Risque Song | Like a Lamb to the Slaughter by Frank Hayes | |
| 1995 | Best Military Song | When Tenskwatawa Sings by Michael (Moonwulf) Longcor |
| Best Sing-a-Long/Choral Song | Acts of Creation by Cat Faber | |
| 1996 | Best Eerie Song | Bloodchild by Joey Shoji (and, tie) Monster in My Head by Michael (Moonwulf) Longcor |
| Best Spiritual Song | Circles by Gwen Zack | |
| 1997 | Best Science Song | World Inside the Crystal by Steve Savitzky |
| Best Sorcery Song | The Dark Is Rising by Susan Cooper and Julia Ecklar | |
| 1998 | Best Myth Song | Cold Butcher by Steve Macdonald |
| Best Adaptation | Mary O'Meara by Poul Anderson and Anne Passovoy | |
| 1999 | Best Fool Song | Operation Desert Storm by Tom Smith |
| Best Hero Song | A Toast for Unknown Heroes by Leslie Fish | |
| 2000 | Best End of the World Song | Out of a Clear Blue Sky by Jane Robinson |
| Best Food/Drink Song | 307 Ale by Tom Smith (and, tie) My Jalapeno Man by Debbie Ridpath Ohi | |
| 2001 | Best Computer Song | Tech Support by Jeff Hitchin |
| Best Creature Song | Least of My Kind by Cat Faber | |
| 2002 | Best Chilling/Spine-Tingling Song | In a Gown Too Blue by Brenda Sutton |
| Best Song That Tells a Story | Horsetamers Daughter by Leslie Fish | |
| 2003 | Best Parody | Knight's in White Satin by Jeff Bohnhoff and Maya Bohnhoff |
| Best Original Humorous Song | My Husband the Filker by Bill Roper and Gretchen Roper | |
| 2004 | Best Comic Book Song | Arthur Curry by Rand Bellavia and Adam English |
| Best Tribute | A Simple Country Doctor by Matt Leger | |
| 2005 | Best Space Opera Song | Signy Mallory by Mercedes Lackey and Leslie Fish |
| Best Sword & Sorcery Song | Threes by Mercedes Lackey and Leslie Fish | |
| 2006 | Best Battle Song | March of Cambreadth by Heather Alexander |
| Best Torch Song | X-Libris by Talis Kimberley | |
| 2007 | Best Dorsai Song | Shai! by Steve Simmons and Steve Macdonald |
| Best Song of Home | Emerald Green by Michelle Dockrey amd Tony Fabris | |
| 2008 | Best Comic Book Song | Black Davie's Ride by Cynthia McQuillin |
| Best Tribute | Close Your Eyes by Daniel Glasser | |
| 2009 | A Little Bit Country | Stray Dog Man by Bill Sutton |
| A Little Bit Rock and Roll | Six-String Love by Vixy & Tony | |
| 2010 | Best Mad Science Song | What a Woman's For by Seanan McGuire |
| Best Magic Song | Where the Magic Is Real by Paul Kwinn | |
| 2011 | Best Comic Book Song | Evil Laugh by Seanan McGuire |
| Best Tribute | As I Am by Heather Dale | |
| 2012 | Best Gaming Song | I Put My Low Stat by Mary Crowell |
| Best Travel Song | No Hurry by Michelle Dockrey | |
| 2013 | Best Fairytale Song | Dryad's Promise by Betsy Tinney |
| Best Alien Song | Little Fuzzy Animals by Frank Hayes | |
| 2014 | Best Adapted Song | Midichlorian Rhapsody by Jeff Bohnhoff |
| Best Song of Passage | Outward Bound by Cat Faber | |
| 2015 | Best Time-Related Song | Precious Moments by Phil Alcock |
| Best Adapted Song | Grabthar's Silver Hammer by Steve Macdonald | |
| 2016 | Best Adapted Song | Six Transit Genitalia Centauri by Bob Kanefsky |
| Best Exploration Song | Starsoul by Roger Burton West and Jodi Krangle |
(2) An Award Given by Rivercon[edit]
It was Rivercon's custom to present each of its GoHs with the Pegasus Award, a hand-made glass pegasus designed in 1977 by Shelby Bush and, since 1980, made by Steve Scherer. See Rivercon for a list of GoHs and, hence, winners.
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