Hugo Anthologies
Entry updated 11 August 2018. Tagged: Publication.
Most of the Hugo award-winning short fiction up to the 1994 awards has been collected in a series of Hugo Winners Anthologies initially edited by Isaac Asimov, beginning with The Hugo Winners (anth 1962). A notable though understandable omission is Brian Aldiss's book-length Hothouse story sequence (February-December 1961 F&SF), which as a whole won the 1962 short-fiction Hugo. The anthologies' overall title and editorship changed with the sixth volume, The New Hugo Winners: Award-Winning Science Fiction Stories (anth 1989) edited by Isaac Asimov and Martin H Greenberg. The Super Hugos (anth 1992) edited by Martin H Greenberg is a "best of the best" selection of ten past winners, based on a poll of 1992 Hugo voters.
Two further Hugo Winners volumes appeared after Asimov's death, The New Hugo Winners Volume III (anth 1994) edited by Connie Willis and Martin H Greenberg, and The New Hugo Winners Volume IV (anth 1997) edited by Gregory Benford and Martin H Greenberg. The Hugo anthology tradition then fell into disuse for some years until The Hugo Award Showcase: 2010 Volume (anth 2010) edited by Mary Robinette Kowal, a selection from the works published in 2008 which were nominated for and won Hugos in 2009. [DRL/PN]
see also: Nebula Anthologies.
Hugo Winners
- Isaac Asimov, editor. The Hugo Winners (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1962) [anth: 1955-1961: Hugo Winners: hb/]
- Isaac Asimov, editor. The Hugo Winners, Vol II (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1971) [anth: 1963-1970: Hugo Winners: hb/Alan Peckolick]
- Isaac Asimov, editor. The Hugo Winners, Volumes One and Two (Garden City, New York: Nelson Doubleday, 1972) [omni: The Hugo Winners plus The Hugo Winners, Vol II: Hugo Winners: hb/F and J Silversmiths, Inc]
- Isaac Asimov, editor. Stories from The Hugo Winners (Greenwich, Connecticut: Fawcett Books, 1973) [cut vt of The Hugo Winners, Vol II: Hugo Winners: pb/]
- Isaac Asimov, editor. More Stories from The Hugo Winners (Greenwich, Connecticut: Fawcett Books, 1973) [cut vt of The Hugo Winners, Vol II: Hugo Winners: pb/]
- Isaac Asimov, editor. The Hugo Winners, Volume One, 1963-1967 (London: Sphere Books, 1973) [cut vt of The Hugo Winners, Vol II: two supposed first editions, non-ISBN with uncredited abstract cover and ISBN (presumably later) with Eddie Jones painting: Hugo Winners: pb/uncredited]
- Isaac Asimov, editor. The Hugo Winners, Volume Two, 1968-1970 (London: Sphere Books, 1973) [cut vt of The Hugo Winners, Vol II: Hugo Winners: pb/]
- Isaac Asimov, editor. The Hugo Winners, Vol III (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1977) [anth: 1971-1975: Hugo Winners: hb/Robert Jay Silverman]
- Isaac Asimov, editor. The Hugo Winners, Vol IV: 1976-1979 (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1985) [anth: Hugo Winners: hb/Kiyoshi Kanai]
- Isaac Asimov, editor. The Dark Void (London: Severn House, 1987) [cut vt of above: Hugo Winners: hb/]
- Isaac Asimov, editor. Beyond the Stars (London: Severn House, 1987) [cut vt of above: Hugo Winners: hb/]
- Isaac Asimov, editor. The Hugo Winners, Vol V: 1980-1982 (Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1986) [anth: Hugo Winners: hb/Tita Nasol]
- Isaac Asimov and Martin H Greenberg, editors. The New Hugo Winners: Award-Winning Science Fiction Stories (New York: Wynwood Press, 1989) [anth: 1983-1985: Greenberg is credited only on the copyright page: Hugo Winners: hb/Britt Taylor Collins]
- Isaac Asimov and Martin H Greenberg, editors. The New Hugo Winners Volume II (New York: Baen Books, 1992) [anth: 1986-1988: Greenberg is credited only on the copyright page: Hugo Winners: hb/Bob Eggleton]
- Martin H Greenberg, editor. The Super Hugos (New York: Baen Books, 1992) [anth: "presented by" Isaac Asimov, whose name alone appears on the cover but who in fact died before he could write his introduction: Hugo Winners: pb/Frank Kelly Freas]
- Connie Willis and Martin H Greenberg, editors. The New Hugo Winners Volume III (New York: Baen Books, 1994) [anth: 1989-1991: Greenberg is credited only on the copyright page: Hugo Winners: hb/Bob Eggleton]
- Gregory Benford and Martin H Greenberg, editors. The New Hugo Winners Volume IV: Science Fiction's Roll of Honor (New York: Baen Books, 1997) [anth: 1992-1994: Greenberg is credited only on the copyright page: Hugo Winners: pb/Bob Eggleton]
- Mary Robinette Kowal, editor. The Hugo Award Showcase: 2010 Volume (Gaithersburg, Maryland: Prime Books, 2010) [anth: includes nominated works: Hugo Winners: pb/Donato Giancola]
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