HUGO AWARD Gewinner

Am 1. Sep­tem­ber wur­den auf der 65. SF-Worldcon in Yo­ko­hama, Ja­pan, die Ge­win­ner der dies­jäh­ri­gen Hugo Awards be­kannt­ge­ge­ben. Die voll­stän­dige Liste fin­det sich im er­wei­ter­ten Ar­ti­kel.
Die Ge­win­ne­rin des John W. Cam­pell Awards für die beste neue Schrift­stel­le­rin ist Naomi No­vik de­ren groß­ar­tige Dra­chen­ro­mane in ei­ner par­al­le­len na­po­leo­ni­schen Ära in­zwi­schen auch in deut­scher Spra­che er­hält­lich sind.

* Best No­vel: Rain­bows End by Ver­nor Vinge [Tor, 2006]
* Best No­vella: “A Bil­lion Eves” by Ro­bert Reed [Asimov’s Oct/Nov 2006]
* Best No­ve­lette: “The Djinn’s Wife” by Ian Mc­Do­nald [Asimov’s July 2006]
* Best Short Story: “Im­pos­si­ble Dreams” by Tim Pratt [Asimov’s July 2006]
* Best Re­la­ted Non-Fiction Book: Ja­mes Tiptree, Jr.: The Dou­ble Life of Alice B Shel­don by Ju­lie Phil­lips [St. Martin’s Press, 2006]
* Best Dra­ma­tic Pre­sen­ta­tion, Long Form: Pan’s La­by­rinth (2006) Screen­play by Guil­lermo del Toro. Di­rec­ted by Guil­lermo del Toro [Pic­turehouse]
* Best Dra­ma­tic Pre­sen­ta­tion, Short Form: Doc­tor Who — “Girl in the Fire­place” (2006) Writ­ten by Ste­ven Moffat. Di­rec­ted by Eu­ros Lyn [BBC Wales/BBC1]
* Best Edi­tor, Long Form: Pa­trick Niel­sen Hay­den
* Best Edi­tor, Short Form: Gor­don Van Gel­der
* Best Pro­fes­sio­nal Ar­tist: Do­nato Gian­cola
* Best Se­mi­pro­zine: Lo­cus ed. by Charles N. Brown, Kirs­ten Gong-Wong and Liza Groen Trombi
* Best Fan­zine: Science-Fiction Five-Yearly ed. by Lee Hoff­man, Geri Sul­li­van, and Randy By­ers
* Best Fan Wri­ter: Dave Lang­ford
* Best Fan Ar­tist: Frank Wu