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Who's won the most consecutive awards in fiction categories?
Compared to the previous list, there are far fewer consecutive winners in fiction categories. In 2007 Neil Gaiman tied for the record with Robert J. Sawyer, with 5 consecutive wins each.Considering 'major' awards only, no one has won in fiction categories consecutively more than twice; the Lord of the Rings screenwriters did win three Nebula in a row for best script.
5 Neil Gaiman : Locus Award, short story/short fiction 2003 to 2007
Robert J. Sawyer : HOMer, novel/sf novel 1993 to 1997
4 Terry Dowling : Ditmar, australian short fiction 1985 to 1988
Kristine Kathryn Rusch : Asimov's Reader Poll, novella 2008 to 2011
3 Philippa Boyens : Nebula, dramatic presentation/script 2003 to 2005
Orson Scott Card : Locus Award, fantasy novel 1988 to 1990
Kaja & Phil Foglio : Hugo, graphic story 2009 to 2011
Phil Foglio : Hugo, graphic story 2009 to 2011
Peter Jackson : Nebula, dramatic presentation/script 2003 to 2005
Terry Pratchett : Geffen, fantasy book 2008 to 2010
Jonathan Strahan : Aurealis, anthology 2009 to 2011
Fran Walsh : Nebula, dramatic presentation/script 2003 to 2005
2 Duane Ackerson : Rhysling, short poem 1978 to 1979
Poul Anderson : Nebula, novelette 1972 to 1973
Clive Barker : British Fantasy Award, short fiction/short story 1985 to 1986
Greg Bear : Endeavour, null 1999 to 2000
Amy Bechtel : AnLab Poll, short story 1989 to 1990
John Brunner : British SF Award, novel 1970 to 1971
Edward Bryant : Nebula, short story 1979 to 1980
Lois McMaster Bujold : Hugo, novel 1991 to 1992
Lois McMaster Bujold : AnLab Poll, novella/novelette 1990 to 1991
Ramsey Campbell : British Fantasy Award, August Derleth Award (novel) 1988 to 1989
Orson Scott Card : Nebula, novel 1986 to 1987
Orson Scott Card : Hugo, novel 1986 to 1987
Orson Scott Card : Science Fiction Chronicle Reader Award, novel 1986 to 1987
A. Bertram Chandler : Ditmar, australian long fiction/novel 1975 to 1976
Ted Chiang : Hayakawa, foreign short story 2001 to 2002
Suzanne Collins : Golden Duck, Hal Clement Award (young adult) 2009 to 2010
Copper Pig Writers' Society : Aurora, other work in English 1990 to 1991
Samuel R. Delany : Nebula, novel 1967 to 1968
Cory Doctorow : Locus Award, novelette 2006 to 2007
Terry Dowling : Ditmar, australian long fiction/novel 1991 to 1992
Gardner Dozois : Nebula, short story 1984 to 1985
Brendan Duffy : Aurealis, sf short story 2004 to 2005
Greg Egan : Locus Award, novelette 1999 to 2000
Harlan Ellison : Locus Award, short story/short fiction 1978 to 1979
Harlan Ellison : Hugo, novelette 1974 to 1975
Harlan Ellison : Locus Award, short story/short fiction 1973 to 1974
Harlan Ellison : Hugo, short story 1968 to 1969
Michael F. Flynn : Prometheus, novel 1991 to 1992
Esther M. Friesner : Nebula, short story 1996 to 1997
Neil Gaiman : Locus Award, short story/short fiction 2010 to 2011
Neil Gaiman : British SF Award, short fiction/short story 2003 to 2004
Neil Gaiman : Geffen, fantasy book 2003 to 2004
Richard Harland : Aurealis, fantasy short story 2005 to 2006
Nancy Holder : Stoker, short fiction/short story 1994 to 1995
Kij Johnson : Nebula, short story 2010 to 2011
Graham Joyce : British Fantasy Award, August Derleth Award (novel) 1996 to 1997
Janet Kagan : Asimov's Reader Poll, novelette 1990 to 1991
Ursula K. Le Guin : Endeavour, null 2001 to 2002
Ursula K. Le Guin : Asimov's Reader Poll, novella 1995 to 1996
Tim Lebbon : British Fantasy Award, short fiction/short story 2000 to 2001
Tanith Lee : World Fantasy Award, short fiction/short story 1983 to 1984
Fritz Leiber : Hugo, novella 1970 to 1971
Barry B. Longyear : AnLab Poll, novella/novelette 2007 to 2008
Juliet Marillier : Aurealis, fantasy novel 2006 to 2007
George R. R. Martin : Ignotus, foreign short story 2004 to 2005
George R. R. Martin : Ignotus, foreign novel 2003 to 2004
Robert R. McCammon : Stoker, novel 1991 to 1992
Sean McMullen : Ditmar, australian short fiction 1991 to 1992
China Miéville : Locus Award, fantasy novel 2010 to 2011
Michael Moorcock : British Fantasy Award, August Derleth Award (novel) 1975 to 1976
Michael Moorcock : British Fantasy Award, August Derleth Award (novel) 1972 to 1973
no award : Aurealis, young adult short story 2003 to 2004
G. David Nordley : AnLab Poll, novella/novelette 1993 to 1994
Frederik Pohl : Nebula, novel 1977 to 1978
Terry Pratchett : Locus Award, young adult book 2004 to 2005
Mike Resnick : Asimov's Reader Poll, short story 2001 to 2002
Mike Resnick : HOMer, short story 2000 to 2001
Mike Resnick : HOMer, novella 1995 to 1996
Mike Resnick : Science Fiction Chronicle Reader Award, novella 1995 to 1996
Mike Resnick : Science Fiction Chronicle Reader Award, novelette 1990 to 1991
Kim Stanley Robinson : Ignotus, foreign novel 1997 to 1998
Spider Robinson : Hugo, novella 1977 to 1978
Jane Routley : Aurealis, fantasy novel 1999 to 2000
Robert J. Sawyer : Aurora, long-form work in English 2010 to 2011
Robert J. Sawyer : HOMer, short story 1996 to 1997
Robert J. Sawyer : Aurora, long-form work in English 1996 to 1997
Lucius Shepard : International Horror Guild Award, long fiction 2004 to 2005
Lucius Shepard : Locus Award, novella 1989 to 1990
Dan Simmons : Locus Award, horror/dark fantasy novel 1992 to 1993
Dan Simmons : Locus Award, novelette 1991 to 1992
Dan Simmons : Locus Award, novel/sf novel 1990 to 1991
Michael Marshall Smith : British Fantasy Award, short fiction/short story 1991 to 1992
Cat Sparks : Ditmar, australian short fiction 2010 to 2011
Sean Stewart : Aurora, long-form work in English 1993 to 1994
Peter Straub : Stoker, novel 2004 to 2005
Michael Swanwick : Hugo, novelette 2003 to 2004
Michael Swanwick : Asimov's Reader Poll, short story 1999 to 2000
Michael Swanwick : Hugo, short story 1999 to 2000
Steve Rasnic Tem : Stoker, long fiction/novella 2001 to 2002
Kim Wilkins : Aurealis, horror novel 2001 to 2002
Sean Williams : Ditmar, australian long fiction/novel 2005 to 2006
Connie Willis : Ignotus, foreign short story 1999 to 2000
Connie Willis : Locus Award, novella 1996 to 1997
Connie Willis : Science Fiction Chronicle Reader Award, short story 1993 to 1994
Connie Willis : Locus Award, short story/short fiction 1993 to 1994
Connie Willis : Hugo, short story 1993 to 1994
Laurel Winter : Asimov's Reader Poll, poem 1998 to 1999
Laurel Winter : Rhysling, long poem 1998 to 1999
Gene Wolfe : Science Fiction Chronicle Reader Award, novel 1982 to 1983
Gene Wolfe : Locus Award, fantasy novel 1982 to 1983
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