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Works published in 1986 • Awards given in 1987 except as indicated

Speaker for the Dead, Orson Scott Card

• Hugo Winner • Nebula Winner • Campbell Memorial (third place) • Locus Winner (sf novel) • Kurd Laßwitz Winner (foreign novel) [1989] • SF Chronicle Winner

The Falling Woman, Pat Murphy

• Nebula Winner [1988] • Locus (fantasy novel) • Locus (fantasy novel) [1988] • Mythopoeic (fantasy) [1988]

Count Zero, William Gibson

• Hugo • Nebula • Locus (sf novel) • British SF • SF Chronicle

The Ragged Astronauts, Bob Shaw

• Hugo • Clarke (runner-up) • Locus (sf novel) • British SF Winner

Homunculus, James P. Blaylock

• Philip K. Dick Winner • Locus (fantasy novel)

It, Stephen King

• World Fantasy • Locus (fantasy novel) • British Fantasy Winner (August Derleth Award (novel))

The Hercules Text, Jack McDevitt

• Philip K. Dick (special citation) • Locus Winner (first novel) • Locus (sf novel)

A Door Into Ocean, Joan Slonczewski

• Campbell Memorial Winner • Prometheus

Marooned in Realtime, Vernor Vinge

• Hugo • Locus (sf novel) • Prometheus Winner

A Hidden Place, Robert Charles Wilson

• Philip K. Dick (finalist) • Locus (first novel) • Aurora (outstanding work, English) • Crook

Soldier of the Mist, Gene Wolfe

• Nebula [1988] • World Fantasy • Locus Winner (fantasy novel)

The Folk of the Air, Peter S. Beagle

• Locus (fantasy novel) • Mythopoeic Winner (fantasy)

The Hungry Moon, Ramsey Campbell

• Locus (fantasy novel) • British Fantasy Winner (August Derleth Award (novel)) [1988]

"The Fionavar Tapestry", Guy Gavriel Kay

• Mythopoeic (fantasy) • Crawford • Locus All-Time Poll (fantasy novel (before 1990)) [1998]

This Is the Way the World Ends, James Morrow

• Nebula • Campbell Memorial (second place) • Locus (sf novel)

The Unconquered Country, Geoff Ryman

• Nebula (novella) [1988] • Campbell Memorial (third place) [1988] • Locus (fantasy novel)

The Doomsday Effect, Thomas Wren

• Locus (first novel) • Crook Winner

Talking Man, Terry Bisson

• World Fantasy • Locus (fantasy novel)

Shards of Honor, Lois McMaster Bujold

• Locus (first novel) • Crook

The Game of Fox and Lion, Robert R. Chase

• Locus (first novel) • Crook

Yarrow, Charles de Lint

• Locus (fantasy novel) • Aurora (outstanding work, English)

The Cross-Time Engineer, Leo Frankowski

• Locus (first novel) • Crook

Dragonsbane, Barbara Hambly

• Locus (fantasy novel) [1986] • Locus (fantasy novel)

The Darkest Road, Guy Gavriel Kay

• Locus (fantasy novel) • Aurora (long-form, English) [1988]

Wizard of the Pigeons, Megan Lindholm

• Locus (fantasy novel) • Locus (fantasy novel) [1986]

Queen of the States, Josephine Saxton

• Clarke (shortlist) • British SF

The Wardove, L. Neil Smith

• Prometheus (hall of fame) [2001] • Prometheus (hall of fame) [2000]

Perfume, Patrick Süskind

• World Fantasy Winner

Bard III: The Wild Sea, Keith Taylor

• Ditmar Winner (Australian novel)

The Bridge (Die Brücke), Iain Banks

• Kurd Laßwitz Winner (foreign novel) [1991]

The Wandering Fire, Guy Gavriel Kay

• Aurora Winner (outstanding work, English)

The Hound and the Falcon, Judith Tarr

• Crawford Winner