What short works have won both the Hugo and Nebula Awards? [ List by Author | by Year ]
As with novels, double-wins for short fiction were most common in the 1970s, with 13 out of a possible 27 (with three short fiction categories, there are more opportunities for double-wins than with novels; however, the Hugos had only 2 short fiction categories from '70 through '72). In the 1980s 10 stories won both awards; in the '90s, only 7 won both — only four since 1994. Year shown is year of publication.
2005 :
Peter S. Beagle, Two Hearts
2004 :
Kelly Link, The Faery Handbag
2002 :
Neil Gaiman, Coraline
2001 :
Ted Chiang, Hell Is the Absence of God
2000 :
Jack Williamson, The Ultimate Earth
1994 :
Mike Resnick, Seven Views of Olduvai Gorge
David Gerrold, The Martian Child
1993 :
Charles Sheffield, Georgia on My Mind
1992 :
Connie Willis, Even the Queen
1991 :
Nancy Kress, Beggars in Spain
1990 :
Terry Bisson, Bears Discover Fire
Joe Haldeman, The Hemingway Hoax
1989 :
Lois McMaster Bujold, The Mountains of Mourning
1988 :
Connie Willis, The Last of the Winnebagos
George Alec Effinger, Schrödinger's Kitten
1986 :
Greg Bear, Tangents
1984 :
John Varley, PRESS ENTER[]
Octavia E. Butler, Bloodchild
1983 :
Greg Bear, Blood Music
1982 :
Connie Willis, Fire Watch
1981 :
Poul Anderson, The Saturn Game
1980 :
Clifford D. Simak, Grotto of the Dancing Deer
1979 :
Barry B. Longyear, Enemy Mine
George R. R. Martin, Sandkings
1978 :
John Varley, The Persistence of Vision
1977 :
Spider Robinson & Jeanne Robinson, Stardance
Harlan Ellison, Jeffty Is Five
1976 :
James Tiptree, Jr., Houston, Houston, Do You Read?
Isaac Asimov, The Bicentennial Man
1975 :
Roger Zelazny, Home Is the Hangman
Fritz Leiber, Catch That Zeppelin!
1972 :
Poul Anderson, Goat Song
1971 :
Poul Anderson, The Queen of Air and Darkness
1970 :
Theodore Sturgeon, Slow Sculpture
Fritz Leiber, Ill Met in Lankhmar
1968 :
Samuel R. Delany, Time Considered as a Helix of Semi-Precious Stones
1967 :
Fritz Leiber, Gonna Roll the Bones
1966 :
Jack Vance, The Last Castle
1965 :
Harlan Ellison, 'Repent, Harlequin!' Said the Ticktockman
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