Works published in 1990 • Awards given in 1991 except as indicated

The Fall of Hyperion, Dan Simmons

• Hugo • Nebula • Locus Winner (sf novel) • British SF Winner [1992] • Seiun Winner [1996] (tie) • SF Chronicle Winner

In the Country of the Blind, Michael F. Flynn

• Locus Winner (first novel) • Locus (sf novel) • Prometheus Winner • Crook Winner • HOMer (first novel)

The Vor Game, Lois McMaster Bujold

• Hugo Winner • Locus (sf novel) • Seiun (overseas novel) [1997] • HOMer (sf novel) • SF Chronicle

Tehanu: The Last Book of Earthsea, Ursula K. Le Guin

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

Only Begotten Daughter, James Morrow

• Nebula • World Fantasy Winner (tie) • Campbell Memorial (third place) • Locus (fantasy novel) • Mythopoeic (fantasy)

The Difference Engine, William Gibson & Bruce Sterling

• Nebula [1992] • Campbell Memorial (second place) [1992] • Locus (sf novel) [1992] • Locus (sf novel) • Aurora (long-form, English) [1992] • British SF

Take Back Plenty, Colin Greenland

• Clarke Winner • Philip K. Dick (finalist) [1993] • British SF Winner

Thomas the Rhymer, Ellen Kushner

• World Fantasy Winner (tie) • Locus (fantasy novel) • Mythopoeic Winner (fantasy)

Golden Fleece, Robert J. Sawyer

• Locus (first novel) • Aurora (long-form, English) • Aurora Winner (long-form, English) [1992] • HOMer Winner (first novel)

Tigana, Guy Gavriel Kay

• World Fantasy • Locus (fantasy novel) • Aurora Winner (long-form, English) • Mythopoeic (fantasy)

Use of Weapons, Iain M. Banks

• Clarke (shortlist) • British SF • Kurd Laáwitz Winner (foreign novel) [1993]

Pacific Edge, Kim Stanley Robinson

• Campbell Memorial Winner • Locus (sf novel)

Redshift Rendezvous, John E. Stith

• Nebula • Locus (sf novel) • HOMer Winner (sf novel)

Gossamer Axe, GaŠl Baudino

• Locus (fantasy novel) • Lambda Winner (lesbian sf/fantasy)

Queen of Angels, Greg Bear

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

The Interior Life, Katherine Blake

• Locus (first novel) • Crook • HOMer (first novel)

Earth, David Brin

• Hugo • Locus (sf novel) • SF Chronicle

Servant of the Empire, Raymond E. Feist & Janny Wurts

• Locus (fantasy novel) • HOMer Winner (fantasy novel)

Rats and Gargoyles, Mary Gentle

• Clarke (runner-up) • Locus (fantasy novel) • British SF

Secret Matter, Toby Johnson

• Gaylactic Spectrum (hall of fame) [1999] • Lambda Winner (gay men's sf/fantasy) (tie)

The Eye of the World, Robert Jordan

• Locus (fantasy novel) • Prix Ozone Winner (fantasy novel, foreign) [1997]

The Quiet Pools, Michael P. Kube-McDowell

• Hugo • Locus (sf novel) • HOMer (sf novel)

Mary Reilly, Valerie Martin

• Nebula • World Fantasy • Locus (horror/dark fantasy novel)

Red Spider, White Web, Misha

• Clarke (shortlist) • Readercon Winner

Good Omens, Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman

• World Fantasy • Locus (fantasy novel) • HOMer (fantasy novel)

Dark Matter, Garfield Reeves-Stevens

• Locus (horror/dark fantasy novel) • Imaginaire Winner (Translated Novel) [1993]

Moon Dance, S. P. Somtow

• Locus (horror/dark fantasy novel) • HOMer Winner (horror novel)

Rynosseros, Terry Dowling

• Ditmar Winner (Australian novel or anthology)

Winterlong, Elizabeth Hand

• Philip K. Dick (finalist) • Locus (first novel)

In Between Dragons, Michael Kandel

• Locus (fantasy novel) • Crawford

The Revelation, Bentley Little

• Stoker Winner (first novel)

Mine, Robert R. McCammon

• Stoker Winner

In the Net of Dreams, Wm. Mark Simmons

• Locus (first novel) • Crook

Clarke County, Space, Allen Steele

• Philip K. Dick (finalist) • Locus (sf novel)

The Divide, Robert Charles Wilson

• Locus (sf novel) • Aurora (long-form, English) [1992]

Midnight Sun, Ramsey Campbell

• British Fantasy Winner (August Derleth Award (novel))

Invitation to the Game, Monica Hughes

• Golden Duck Winner (Hal Clement Award (young adult)) [1992]

Magic's Price, Mercedes Lackey

• Lambda Winner (gay men's sf/fantasy) (tie)

The Witching Hour, Anne Rice

• Locus Winner (horror/dark fantasy novel)

"Winter of the World", Michael Scott Rohan

• Crawford Winner