Joe Haldeman


science fiction awards database

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Awards Summary

Career and Special Awards: 5

Major Awards: 13

Locus Awards: 4

Other Awards: 13

Total Number of Award Wins and Nominations: 116

Times Served as Judge: 2

— Career and Special Awards —
Science Fiction Hall of Fame — selected by Science Fiction Museum and advisors
2012:
— winner

SFWA Grand Master Award — chosen by SF & Fantasy Writers of America officers
2010:
— winner

Phoenix Award — for lifetime achievement, presented by DeepSouthCon
1983:
— winner

Robert A. Heinlein Award — for hard SF inspiring space exploration, presented by the Heinlein Society
2009:
— winner

Skylark Award — for contribution to SF in the spirit of E.E. "Doc" Smith; presented by NESFA
1996:
(JH & Gay Haldeman) — winner

— Major Awards —
Hugo Awards — for SF/F works, voted by members of annual World Science Fiction Convention
(8 nominations; 5 wins)

2004:
“Four Short Novels” (F&SF Oct/Nov 2003) — short story — nomination

1998:
Forever Peace (Ace) — novel — winner

1995:
“None So Blind” (Asimov's Nov 1994) — short story — winner

1991:
“The Hemingway Hoax” (Asimov's Apr 1990) — novella — winner

1977:
Mindbridge (St. Martin's) — novel — nomination

1977:
“Tricentennial” (Analog Jul 1976) — short story — winner

1976:
The Forever War (St. Martin's) — novel — winner

1973:
“Hero” (Analog Jun 1972) — novella — nomination

Nebula Awards — for SF/F works, voted by SF & Fantasy Writers of America professional membership
(9 nominations; 5 wins)

2008:
The Accidental Time Machine (Ace) — novel — nomination

2006:
Camouflage (Analog Mar,Apr,May 2004; Ace) — novel — winner

1999:
Forever Peace (Ace) — novel — winner

1995:
“None So Blind” (Asimov's Nov 1994) — short story — nomination

1994:
“Graves” (F&SF Oct/Nov 1992) — short story — winner

1991:
“The Hemingway Hoax” (Asimov's Apr 1990) — novella — winner

1986:
“More Than the Sum of His Parts” (Playboy May 1985) — short story — nomination

1977:
“Tricentennial” (Analog Jul 1976) — short story — nomination

1976:
The Forever War (St. Martin's) — novel — winner

World Fantasy Awards — for Fantasy works; juried, with nominations from World Fantasy Con members
(2 nominations; 1 win)

1993:
“Graves” (F&SF Oct/Nov 1992) — short story — winner (tie)

1991:
“The Hemingway Hoax” (Asimov's Apr 1990) — novella — nomination

James Tiptree Jr Memorial Award — (renamed the Otherwise Award in 2020)
(1 nomination; 1 win)

2005:
Camouflage (Ace) — winner (tie)

John W. Campbell Memorial Award — for SF novel published in US or UK; juried
(1 nomination; 1 win)

1998:
Forever Peace (Ace) — winner

— Locus Awards and Poll —
Locus Awards — for SF/F/H works, polled by readers of Locus Magazine
(46 nominations; 4 wins)

2015:
Work Done for Hire (Ace) — sf novel — 15th place

2014:
The Best of Joe Haldeman (Subterranean) — collection — 2nd place

2012:
Earthbound (Ace) — sf novel — 11th place

2011:
Starbound (Ace) — sf novel — 11th place

2011:
“Sleeping Dogs” (Gateways) — short story — 9th place

2009:
Marsbound (Ace) — sf novel — 5th place

2008:
The Accidental Time Machine (Ace) — sf novel — 5th place

2007:
“The Mars Girl” (Escape from Earth: New Adventures in Space) — novella — 2nd place

2007:
A Separate War and Other Stories (Ace) — collection — 7th place

2006:
Old Twentieth (Ace) — sf novel — 7th place

2006:
“Angel of Light” (Cosmos Dec 2005) — short story — 10th place

2005:
Camouflage (Ace) — sf novel — 6th place

2005:
“Faces” (F&SF Jun 2004) — short story — 6th place

2004:
“Four Short Novels” (F&SF Oct/Nov 2003) — short story — 2nd place

2003:
Guardian (Ace) — sf novel — 13th place

2001:
The Coming (Ace) — sf novel — 4th place

2000:
Forever Free (Ace) — sf novel — 6th place

1998:
Forever Peace (Ace) — sf novel — 3rd place

1997:
None So Blind (Morrow AvoNova) — collection — winner

1996:
“For White Hill” (Far Futures) — novelette — 7th place

1995:
“None So Blind” (Asimov's Nov 1994) — short story — winner

1994:
“Feedback” (Playboy Mar 1993) — short story — 7th place

1993:
Worlds Enough And Time (Morrow) — sf novel — 11th place

1993:
“Graves” (F&SF Oct/Nov 1992) — short story — 3rd place

1992:
“Images” (F&SF May 1991) — short story — 12th place

1991:
The Hemingway Hoax (Morrow) — sf novel — 14th place

1991:
“The Hemingway Hoax” (Asimov's Apr 1990) — novella — 3rd place

1990:
Buying Time (Morrow; NEL) — sf novel — 15th place

1986:
Dealing in Futures (Viking) — collection — 9th place

1984:
There Is No Darkness (by JH & Jack C. Haldeman II) (Ace) — sf novel — 25th place

1984:
Worlds Apart (Viking) — sf novel — 14th place

1984:
Nebula Award Stories 17 (Holt, Rinehart & Winston) — anthology — 16th place

1982:
Worlds (Viking) — sf novel — 15th place

1981:
“Lindsay and the Red City Blues” (Dark Forces) — short story — 16th place

1980:
“Blood Sisters” (Playboy Jul 1979) — short story — 8th place (tie)

1979:
Infinite Dreams (St. Martin's) — single author collection — 5th place

1979:
Study War No More (St. Martin's) — anthology — 17th place

1978:
All My Sins Remembered (St. Martin's) — sf novel — 20th place

1977:
Mindbridge (St. Martin's) — novel — 2nd place

1977:
“Tricentennial” (Analog Jul 1976) — short story — winner

1976:
The Forever War (St. Martin's) — novel — winner

1976:
“End Game” (Analog Jan 1975) — novelette — 14th place

1976:
“Anniversary Project” (Analog Oct 1975) — short story — 8th place

1975:
The Forever War (St. Martin's) — novel — 8th place

1975:
Cosmic Laughter (Holt, Rinehart & Winston) — reprint anthology — 9th place

1973:
“Hero” (Analog Jun 1972) — novella — 4th place

— Other Awards —
Analog Readers Poll — for stories, articles, and art published by Analog, polled by readers
(2 nominations; 1 win)

2016:
“Ectopoiesis” — poetry — 2nd place (tie)

1979:
“This Space for Rent” (Analog Nov 1978) — science fact — winner

Asimov's Reader Poll — for stories, poems, and art published by Asimov's, polled by readers
(21 nominations; 2 wins)

2023:
“Curse of the Clock” (Asimov's Nov/Dec 2022) — poem — 5th place

2013:
“Future History” (Asimov's) — poem — winner

2012:
“Gene's Dreams” (Asimov's) — poem — 2nd place

2004:
“The Dark Man” (Asimov's Feb 2003) — poem — 3rd place

2002:
“January Fires” (Asimov's Jan 2001) — poem — winner

2001:
“Dying Live on CNN” (Asimov's Aug 2000) — poem — 2nd place

2001:
“Fire on Ice” (Asimov's Jul 2000) — poem — 5th place (tie)

2000:
“Dog Star” (Asimov's Mar 1999) — poem — 10th place

1995:
“None So Blind” (Asimov's Nov 1994) — short story — 10th place

1995:
“Big Boom” (Asimov's May 1994) — poem — 2nd place (tie)

1995:
“waiting to explode” (Asimov's Nov 1994) — poem — 3rd place (tie)

1994:
“Solo” (Asimov's May 1993) — poem — 7th place

1992:
“Carbon Star” (Asimov's Oct 1991) — poem — 7th place

1992:
“The Number of the Man” (Asimov's Jun 1991) — poem — 9th place (tie)

1992:
“The SF Editor's Lament” (Asimov's Feb 1991) — poem — 3rd place

1991:
“The Hemingway Hoax” (Asimov's Apr 1990) — novella — 5th place (tie)

1991:
“Astrology Column” (Asimov's Dec 1990) — poem — 4th place (tie)

1991:
“The Cepheid Variable” (Asimov's Sep 1990) — poem — 10th place (tie)

1991:
“Eighteen Years Old, October Eleventh” (Asimov's Aug 1990) — poem — 10th place (tie)

1991:
“The Star: From and For Arthur C. Clarke” (Asimov's Jul 1990) — poem — 6th place (tie)

1988:
“The Gift” (Asimov's Feb 1987) — poem — 2nd place

Ditmar Awards — for Australian SF/F, voted by members of Australian National SF Convention
(1 nomination; 1 win)

1976:
The Forever War (St. Martin's) — international sf — winner

HOMer Awards — for SF/F works, voted by members of SF/F forum on CompuServe
(1 nomination; 1 win)

1995:
“None So Blind” (Asimov's Nov 1994) — short story — winner

Ignotus Awards — for SF works published in Spain, voted by members of Spanish SF Association
(1 nomination; 1 win)

1999:
Forever Peace — foreign novel — winner

Interzone Readers Poll — for stories published in Interzone magazine, polled by readers
(1 nomination)

1989:
— all-time best sf author — 44th place (tie)

Phantastik Preis — for SF/F works published in Germany, polled by readers of Phantastik.de website
(1 nomination)

2003:
Forever Free — foreign novel — nomination

Rhysling Awards — for SF/F poetry, voted by members of the SF Poetry Association
(5 nominations; 3 wins)

2007:
“god is dead short live god” — short poem — 2nd place

2006:
“Old Twentieth: a century full of years” — long poem — 2nd place

2001:
“January Fires” (Asimov's Jan 2001) — long poem — winner

1991:
“Eighteen Years Old, October Eleventh” (Asimov's Aug 1990) — short poem — winner

1984:
“Saul's Death” (There Will Be War) — long poem — winner

Science Fiction Chronicle Readers Poll — for SF/F works, polled by readers of Science Fiction Chronicle magazine
(2 nominations; 1 win)

1995:
“None So Blind” (Asimov's Nov 1994) — short story — winner

1991:
“The Hemingway Hoax” (Asimov's Apr 1990) — novella — 2nd place

Seiun Awards — for SF/F works published in Japan, voted by members of annual Japanese SF Con
(3 nominations)

2008:
Camouflage — translated long form — nomination

2001:
“A Separate War” — foreign short story — nomination

2000:
Forever Peace — overseas long fiction — nomination

SF Site Readers Poll — for SF/F books, voted by readers of SF Site website
(1 nomination)

1999:
Forever Peace (Ace) — sf/fantasy book — 9th place

Southeastern SF Achievement Awards — for SF/F/H works by writers in southeastern US
(5 nominations; 3 wins)

2005:
Camouflage (Ace) — novel — winner

2005:
“Faces” (F&SF Jun 2004) — short fiction — winner

2004:
— lifetime achievement — winner

2003:
Guardian (Ace) — novel — nomination

2003:
— life achievement — nomination


— As Judge —
Endeavour Award — for best book by a Pacific Northwest writer, juried
 
2009, 2003







































































































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