Eugie Awards
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The Eugie Award honors stories that "inspire, enlighten, and entertain." They are named in honor of the author Eugie Foster, who died in 2014.
Scope
Works of speculative short fiction up to 20,000 words.
Works of speculative short fiction up to 20,000 words.
What
A plaque and a $1000 prize.
A plaque and a $1000 prize.
Process
Nominations are made by a panel of editors, reviewers, and select readers; the winner is chosen by a jury. Lists of nominators and judges are given on the award's website.
Nominations are made by a panel of editors, reviewers, and select readers; the winner is chosen by a jury. Lists of nominators and judges are given on the award's website.
Official Site
http://www.eugiefoster.com/eugieaward
http://www.eugiefoster.com/eugieaward
— Winners by Year —
| — 2025 — | “Marginalia”, Mary Robinette Kowal |
| — 2024 — | “The Sound of Children Screaming”, Rachael K. Jones |
| — 2023 — | “Quandary Aminu vs The Butterly Man”, Rich Larson |
| — 2022 — | “Where Oaken Hearts Do Gather”, Sarah Pinsker |
| — 2021 — | “The Genetic Alchemist's Daughter”, Elaine Cuyegkeng |
| — 2020 — | “For He Can Creep”, Siobhan Carroll |
| — 2019 — | “When We Were Starless”, Simone Heller |
| — 2018 — | “Clearly Lettered in a Mostly Steady Hand”, Fran Wilde |
| — 2017 — | “The City Born Great”, N. K. Jemisin |
| — 2016 — | “The Long Goodnight of Violet Wild”, Catherynne M. Valente |
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