Who's won the most consecutive awards in fiction categories?
Compared to the previous list, there are far fewer consecutive winners in fiction categories. The record-holder is Robert J. Sawyer, winners of 5 consecutive HOMer Awards in the novel category. Considering 'major' awards only, no one has won in fiction categories consecutively more than twice.
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
3 Philippa Boyens : Nebula, dramatic presentation/script 2003 to 2005
Orson Scott Card : Locus Award, fantasy novel 1988 to 1990
Peter Jackson : Nebula, dramatic presentation/script 2003 to 2005
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 : Hugo, novel 1986 to 1987
Orson Scott Card : Nebula, 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
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 : 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
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
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
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 : Science Fiction Chronicle Reader Award, novella 1995 to 1996
Mike Resnick : HOMer, 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 1996 to 1997
Robert J. Sawyer : HOMer, short story 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
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 : Hugo, short story 1993 to 1994
Connie Willis : Science Fiction Chronicle Reader Award, short story 1993 to 1994
Connie Willis : Locus Award, short story/short fiction 1993 to 1994
Laurel Winter : Asimov's Reader Poll, poem 1998 to 1999
Laurel Winter : Rhysling, long poem 1998 to 1999
Gene Wolfe : Locus Award, fantasy novel 1982 to 1983
Gene Wolfe : Science Fiction Chronicle Reader Award, novel 1982 to 1983
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