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The Hugo Award  - Worldcon's listing of all recipients of the Hugo.
Wooden Rocket Awards - Annual award for online excellence given to the best web sites in a range of science fiction and fantasy internet categories.
Aurealis Awards - The Aurealis Awards for excellence in Australian speculative fiction.
AwardWeb - Information on the major literary awards of the SF and fantasy community.
British Fantasy Society Awards - Awards for UK fantasy fiction.
Complete Hugo Awards - Hugo Novel Award winners in a Flash interface that includes descriptions and and book covers.
Endeavour Awards - SF award for Pacific Northwest-based writers.
Golden Duck Awards - Award for best children's science fiction novel.
Lambda Awards - The Lammies are the awards for the best gay and lesbian science fiction.
Nebula Awards - SF awards from the SFWA.
Philip K. Dick Awards - The Philip K. Dick Awards for distinguished science fiction.
Prix Aurora Awards - Canadian author science fiction awards.
Science Fiction: Nebula Award Winners. - The complete list of Nebula Award winners.
Sidewise Awards - Awards for alternate history and parallel reality fiction.
Skylark Awards - The Edward E. Smith memorial award for imaginative fiction.
The BSFA Awards - The British Science Fiction Association Awards.
The Ditmars - The Australian SF achievement award.
The James White Award - Information and winners of this SF short story contest.
The John W. Campbell Award - The John W. Campbell Award for the best science-fiction novel of the year.
The Mythopoeic Awards - Fantasy award for adult and children's literature. Site has selection guidelines, voting process, winners lists and acceptance remarks.
The World Fantasy Awards - A selection of presentations made by the World Fantasy convention, for various categories in the field of light and dark fantasy literature.
Webs of Wonder - The First Annual SF in the Classroom Web Resource Contest. Sponsered by Analog Magazine and David Brin.
Writers of the Future - Established by L. Ron Hubbard in 1983, this is an annual competition aimed at discovering and publishing aspiring writers.
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