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The winner will be announced April 3, 2026, at Norwescon 48, in SeaTac WA.

Several awards have been updated in recent weeks with 2025 results, including most recently the Analog and Asimov’s reader polls. The 2025 Complete Results and Most-Nominated Titles pages (links upper right) have been updated.

The Awards Directory page has been rearranged to put all inactive awards in a separate group at the bottom. The drop-down menu for Awards has been synchronized to match the ‘major’ awards as grouped on the directory page.

The only ‘major’ or ‘active’ awards with no 2025 results yet announced are the Science Fiction Hall of Fame and the Forry Award.

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This year’s British Fantasy Awards, presented last weekend in Brighton, UK, include books by O.O. Sangoyomi, Johanna van Veen, Sofia Ajram, Cécile Cristofari, and, Lorraine Wilson; and a Special Achievement Award to Ro Pardoe, among others.

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This year’s World Fantasy Awards, presented last weekend in Brighton, UK, included books by Robert Jackson Bennett, R. B. Lemberg, Dan Coxon, Mariana Enriquez (translated by Megan McDowell), other works by Maura McHugh, Liv Rainey-Smith, Sydney Paige Guerrero, Gabriela Lee & Anna Felicia Sanchez, and Steven J Shaw, and previously announced life achievement recipients Juliet Marillier and Michael Whelan.

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Vajra Chandrasekera’s Rakesfall won the Le Guin Prize, announced last week.

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Erin M. Evans’ Relics of Ruin won the Endeavour Award, announced at OryCon 45 in Portland OR.