Worldcon Special Convention Award
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Special Committee Awards are occasionally presented at the annual World Science Fiction Convention as determined by the convention committee. Though sometimes informally referred to as Special Hugos (and a few early ones apparently actually were rocket-shaped trophies), they are not voted by the Worldcon membership and are not considered Hugos.
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— Winners by Year —
| — 2022 — | Al von Ruff, for The Internet Speculative Fiction Database |
| — 2015 — | Jay Lake |
| — 2014 — | Jerry Siegel & Joe Schuster, for first published appearance of Superman |
| — 2013 — | Stanley Schmidt |
| — 2012 — | Robert Weinberg |
| — 2008 — | NASA |
| NESFA Press | |
| — 2006 — | Betty Ballantine |
| Harlan Ellison | |
| Fred Patten | |
| — 2005 — | David Pringle, for Interzone |
| — 2004 — | Erwin S. "Filthy Pierre" Strauss |
| — 1996 — | A. E. van Vogt, for six decades of golden age science fiction |
| William Rotsler | |
| Walt Daugherty | |
| Forrest J Ackerman | |
| — 1993 — | Takumi Shibano, for building bridges between cultures and nations to advance science fiction and fantasy |
| — 1991 — | Andrew I. Porter, for many years of excellence in editing Science Fiction Chronicle |
| Elst Weinstein, for starting up and continuing the Hogus | |
| — 1990 — | Don Maitz for Rimrunners by C. J. Cherryh (Warner Questar) (original artwork) |
| — 1989 — | Alex Schomburg, for lifetime achievement in science fiction art |
| SF-Lovers Digest | |
| — 1988 — | The Science Fiction Oral History Association |
| — 1984 — | Larry T. Shaw, for lifetime achievement as a science fiction editor |
| Robert Bloch, for fifty years as a science fiction professional | |
| — 1982 — | Mike Glyer, for keeping the fan in fanzine publishing |
| — 1981 — | Edward L. Ferman, for his effort to expand and improve the field |
| — 1977 — | George Lucas, for Star Wars |
| — 1976 — | James Gunn, for Alternate Worlds: The Illustrated History of Science Fiction |
| — 1975 — | Donald A. Wollheim, for as "the fan who has done everything" |
| Walt Lee, for Reference Guide to Fantastic Films | |
| — 1974 — | Chesley Bonestell, for his illustrations |
| — 1973 — | Pierre Versins, for L'Encyclopedie de l'Utopie et de la science fiction |
| — 1972 — | Nueva Dimensión, excellence in magazine production |
| Harlan Ellison, ed., for Again, Dangerous Visions | |
| Club du Livre d'Anticipation, excellence in book production | |
| — 1969 — | Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins & Edwin Aldrin, for "The Best Moon Landing Ever" |
| — 1968 — | Gene Roddenberry, for Star Trek |
| Harlan Ellison, ed., for Dangerous Visions | |
| — 1967 — | CBS Television, for 21st Century |
| — 1963 — | Isaac Asimov, for science articles in F&SF |
| P. Schuyler Miller, for book reviews in Analog | |
| — 1962 — | Fritz Leiber, for and The Hoffman Electronic Corporation, for the use of science fiction in advertisements |
| Cele Goldsmith, for editing Amazing Stories and Fantastic | |
| Donald H. Tuck, for A Handbook of Science Fiction and Fantasy | |
| — 1960 — | Hugo Gernsback |
| — 1955 — | Sam Moskowitz, for as "Mystery Guest" and for his work on past conventions |
| Lou Tabakow, for "Best Unpublished Story" |
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