Nebula Awards 1966
science fiction awards database
Where and When:
Overseas Press Club, NYC; and McHenry's Tail O' the Cock, Beverly Hills CA :
March 11, 1966
Eligibility Year: 1965
Eligibility Year: 1965
Novel
- Winner: Dune, Frank Herbert (Chilton)
- All Flesh Is Grass, Clifford D. Simak (Doubleday)
- The Clone, Ted Thomas & Kate Wilhelm (Berkley)
- Dr. Bloodmoney, Philip K. Dick (Ace)
- The Escape Orbit, James White (Ace)
- The Genocides, Thomas M. Disch (Berkley)
- Nova Express, William S. Burroughs (Grove Press)
- A Plague of Demons, Keith Laumer (Berkley)
- Rogue Dragon, Avram Davidson (Ace)
- The Ship That Sailed the Time Stream, G. C. Edmondson (Ace)
- The Star Fox, Poul Anderson (Doubleday)
- The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch, Philip K. Dick (Doubleday)
Novella
- Winner (tie): “He Who Shapes”, Roger Zelazny (Amazing Stories Jan,Feb 1965)
- Winner (tie): “The Saliva Tree”, Brian W. Aldiss (F&SF Sep 1965)
- The Ballad of Beta-2, Samuel R. Delany (Ace)
- “The Mercurymen”, C. C. MacApp (Galaxy Dec 1965)
- “On the Storm Planet”, Cordwainer Smith (Galaxy Feb 1965)
- “Research Alpha”, A. E. van Vogt & James Schmitz (If Jul 1965)
- “Rogue Dragon”, Avram Davidson (F&SF Jul 1965)
- “Under Two Moons”, Frederik Pohl (If Sep 1965)
Novelette
- Winner: “The Doors of His Face, the Lamps of His Mouth”, Roger Zelazny (F&SF Mar 1965)
- “102 H-Bombs”, Thomas M. Disch (Fantastic Mar 1965)
- “The Adventure of the Extraterrestrial”, Mack Reynolds (Analog Jul 1965)
- “At the Institute”, Norman Kagan (Worlds of Tomorrow Sep 1965)
- “The Decision Makers”, Joseph Green (Galaxy Apr 1965)
- “The Earth Merchants”, Norman Kagan (F&SF May 1965)
- “Four Ghosts In Hamlet”, Fritz Leiber (F&SF Jan 1965)
- “Goblin Night”, James H. Schmitz (Analog Apr 1965)
- “Half a Loaf”, R. C. Fitzpatrick (Analog Aug 1965)
- “Laugh Along with Franz”, Norman Kagan (Galaxy Dec 1965)
- “The Life of Your Time”, Michael Karageorge (Analog Sep 1965) (Karageorge is a pseudonym for Poul Anderson)
- “Maiden Voyage”, J. W. Schutz (F&SF Mar 1965)
- “The Masculinist Revolt”, William Tenn (F&SF Aug 1965)
- “Masque of the Red Shift”, Fred Saberhagen (If Nov 1965)
- “Planet of Forgetting”, James H. Schmitz (Galaxy Feb 1965)
- “Shall We Have a Little Talk?”, Robert Sheckley (Galaxy Oct 1965)
- “The Shipwrecked Hotel”, James Blish & Norman L. Knight (Galaxy Aug 1965)
- “Small One”, E. Clayton McCarty (If Feb 1965)
- “Vanishing Point”, Jonathan Brand (If Jan 1965)
Short Story
- Winner: “'Repent, Harlequin!' Said the Ticktockman”, Harlan Ellison (Galaxy Dec 1965)
- “Balanced Ecology”, James H. Schmitz (Analog Mar 1965)
- “Becalmed in Hell”, Larry Niven (F&SF Jul 1965)
- “A Better Mousehole”, Edgar Pangborn (Galaxy Oct 1965)
- “Better Than Ever”, Alex Kirs (F&SF Mar 1965)
- “Calling Dr. Clockwork”, Ron Goulart (Amazing Stories Mar 1965)
- “Come to Venus Melancholy”, Thomas M. Disch (F&SF Nov 1965)
- “Computers Don't Argue”, Gordon R. Dickson (Analog Sep 1965)
- “Cyclops”, Fritz Leiber (Worlds of Tomorrow Sep 1965)
- “Devil Car”, Roger Zelazny (Galaxy Jun 1965)
- “The Eight Billion”, Richard Wilson (F&SF Jul 1965)
- “Eyes Do More Than See”, Isaac Asimov (F&SF Apr 1965)
- “A Few Kindred Spirits”, John Christopher (F&SF Nov 1965)
- “Founding Father”, Isaac Asimov (Galaxy Oct 1965)
- “Game”, Donald Barthelme (The New Yorker 31 Jul 1965)
- “The Good New Days”, Fritz Leiber (Galaxy Oct 1965)
- “The House the Blakeneys Built”, Avram Davidson (F&SF Jan 1965)
- “In Our Block”, R. A. Lafferty (If Jul 1965)
- “Inside Man”, H. L. Gold (Galaxy Oct 1965)
- “Keep Them Happy”, Robert Rohrer (F&SF Apr 1965)
- “A Leader for Yesteryear”, Mack Reynolds (If Oct 1965)
- “Lord Moon”, Jane Beauclerk (F&SF Apr 1965)
- “The Mischief Maker”, Richard Olin (Analog Oct 1965)
- “Of One Mind”, James A. Durham (If Mar 1965)
- “Over the River and Through the Woods”, Clifford D. Simak (Amazing Stories May 1965)
- “The Peacock King”, Larry McCombs & Ted White (F&SF Nov 1965)
- “Slow Tuesday Night”, R. A. Lafferty (Galaxy Apr 1965)
- “Souvenir”, J. G. Ballard (Playboy May 1965)
- “Though a Sparrow Fall”, Scott Nichols (Analog Jul 1965)
- “Uncollected Works”, Lin Carter (F&SF Mar 1965)
- “Wrong-Way Street”, Larry Niven (Galaxy Apr 1965)
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