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• Timothy Zahn
  ...Thrawn series of ''[[Star Wars]]'' novels, and has published several other series of SF and fantasy novels. He has also published several standalone genre n * 1984 -- [[ConTact 2]], [[1983 Best Novella Hugo]] '''<winner>''' for "Cascade Point"
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• Pat Cadigan
  ...uality of its stories, winning a [[World Fantasy Award]] (non-professional category) in 1981. ...ily, ''Promised Land'', and ''The Web: Avatar'', a novel in the [[YA]] Web series, were published in 1999; and the novel ''Dervish is Digital'' [featuring De
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• C. L. Moore
  ...]]'', with many classic stories such as "Shambleau" and the Jirel of Joiry series. She soon also began writing for ''[[Astounding]]''. She published under h * 1956 -- [[1956 Best Novelette Hugo]] nominee
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• Mark Meenan
  ...tees of four Eastercons, most recently [[Satellite 4]] and for the current series of Glasgow [[Satellite]] conventions. ...net]] on forty years of Glasgow conventions in 2018, which was a [[fanzine Hugo]] finalist.
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• Best Non-Fiction Book Hugo
  (Including ''Best Related Book'' and ''Best Related Work''.) This [[Hugo]] category was created in 1980 and has existed ever since, though it has twice undergo
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• Game of Thrones
  ...Thrones''''' ('''GoT''') was an enormously popular [[epic]] [[fantasy]] TV series on HBO based on [[George R. R. Martin]]’s ''A Song of Ice and Fire'' [[no The location filming in [[Northern Ireland]] led to the [[TitanCon]] series of [[conventions]] in [[Belfast]]. In 2017, [[ThronesCon]] was held in [[Me
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• Michael J. Walsh
  ...[[Michael Swanwick]], which was nominated for the [[2002 Best Related Book Hugo]]. * 2018 -- [[World Fantasy Convention 2018]]
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• Larry Niven
  ...Niven later added four sequels and four prequels. ''The Fleet of Worlds'' series, co-written with [[Edward M. Lerner]], provides the four prequels as well a * 1967 -- '''[[1967 Best Short Story Hugo]]''' for "Neutron Star"
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• John Scalzi
  A [[pro writer]], film and literature critic, and blogger who is probably best known for his blog, ''Whatever'', which he started in 1998 after he got lai ...rd for Best New Writer]]. In only a half-dozen years, he became one of the best-known (and most award-winning) writers in [[SF]], and a popular [[GoH]] at
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• Harlan Ellison
  (May 27, 1934 – June 28, 2018) ...n 6|Bellefontaine, Ohio]], and he attempted to stop mere fans from being [[Hugo]] nominators at [[Pacificon II]].
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• Fred Patten
  (December 11, 1940 – November 12, 2018) ...[[Shangri L'Affaires]]'' when it was nominated for the [[1963 Best Fanzine Hugo]].
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• Jon D. Swartz
  ...ghtbeam, the N3F literary fanzine, in 2018. Tightbeam won a Neffy Award as best fanzine in 2019. ...gy Committee, along with David Speakman and Jefferson Swycaffer. Also, in 2018 he was appointed to the club's Fandom History and Research Bureau that publ
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• E. E. Smith
  ...father of [[space opera]] and the first great in the [[SF]] genre. He is best remembered for his [[Lensman saga]]. .... In the late ’30s, [[F. Orlin Tremaine]] bought his new, ''[[Lensman]]'' series for ''[[Astounding]]''.
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• Isaac Asimov
  ...French''' was an actual [[pseudonym]] Asimov used for the ''Lucky Starr'' series of [[YA]] novels.) ''I. Asimov'', his [[autobiography]], won the [[1995 Best Non-Fiction Book Hugo]].
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• David Gerrold
  ...st'' and for his 1989 [[novelette]], "The Martian Child," which won both [[Hugo]] and [[Nebula]] awards, and was adapted into a 2007 motion picture. His ju * 1995 -- '''[[1990 Best Novelette Hugo]]''', [[Nebula Award|1989 Best Novelette Nebula]]
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• George R. R. Martin
  ...]] at [[Torcon 3]], the 2003 [[Worldcon]]. Martin is arguably the genre’s best-known and most successful writer, especially to have come out of [[fandom]] ...master]] at [[CoNZealand]], culminating in [[Discon III#Hugos|Discon III’s Hugo]] nominations.
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• Elizabeth Moon
  ...ure series began with ''Trading in Danger'' (2003); the second book in the series, ''Moving Target'', appeared in 2004. With [[Anne McCaffrey]] she has co-w ..., as distinct from one character, whose progress she charts throughout the series." Moon on her own writing: "Writing books sometimes gives me insights into
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• Hugo Award
  ...om]]’s highest honor to its members and others whose work [[fans]] admire. Hugo winners are selected annually by the [[members]] of the [[World Science Fic ...t Series]], with others being considered (but probably not "[[Ditmar Award|Best Fannish Cat]]," at least not yet) from time to time. The Worldcon [[Committ
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• CoNZealand
  ...was uncontested at [[2020 Worldcon Site Selection]] at [[Worldcon 76]] in 2018. CoNZealand conducted the [[2022 Worldcon Site Selection]], which elected [ *{{conpubs|series=Worldcon|con=CoNZealand}}.
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• Robert Silverberg
  ...alled ''[[Spaceship]]'' and the early issues did not, perhaps, contain his best writing. He extended [[Jack Speer]]'s theory of [[Numerical Fandoms]] in a ...n '65]] [[Worldcon bid]]. In 2001, he won the [[1951 Best Fan Writer Retro Hugo]].
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