Hugo, Nebula, & Asimov’s Reader’s Choice Awards

• Hugo Awards

  • Anthologies

    • “Hugo and Nebula Award Winners from Asimov's Science Fiction.” edited by Sheila Williams. 97%

    • “The Hugo Winners, Volume One” edited by Isaac Asimov. - 94%

    • “The Hugo Winners, Volume Two” edited by Isaac Asimov. - 82%

  • Story Bundles

    • 2023 Hugo Finalists

      • Best Novellas - 83%

      • Best Novelettes - 90%

    • 2022 Hugo Award Finalists:

      • Best Novellas - 83%

      • Best Novelettes - 83%

      • Best Short Stories - 75%

    • 2021 Hugo Award Finalists:

      • Best Novelettes - 92%

      • Best Short Stories - 83%

• Nebula Awards

  • “Nebula Awards 32” edited by Jack Dann. [1998] - 89%

  • “Nebula Awards Showcase 2001.” edited by Robert Silverberg. - 75%

  • “Nebula Awards Showcase 2010.” edited by Bill Fawcett

  • “Nebula Awards Showcase 2015.” edited by Greg Bear. - 80%

  • “Nebula Awards Showcase 2016.” edited by Mercedes Lackey. - 75%

• Asimov’s Reader’s Choice Awards

  • Reviewing the 35th Annual Reader's Award Finalists from Asimov's Science Fiction. 2021. - 88%

  • Reviewing the 36th Annual Readers’ Award Finalists from Asimov’s Science Fiction. 2022 - 91%

  • Reviewing the 37th Annual Readers’ Award Finalists from Asimov’s Science Fiction 2023 - 90%

  • Reviewing the 38th Annual Readers’ Award Finalists from Asimov’s Science Fiction 2024 - 88%

Single Author Collections (A-Z)

• “Six Months, Three Days, Five Others.” by Charlie Jane Anders. 83%

• “Virtual Unrealities: the Short Fiction of Alfred Bester” 82%

• “The Illustrated Man” by Ray Bradbury. 92%

• “Tales from the White Hart.” by Arthur C. Clarke. 83%

• “Driftglass” by Samuel R. Delany. 85%

• “Ribofunk” by Paul Di Filippo. 85%

• “Burning Chrome” by William Gibson. 90%

• “The Best of Nancy Kress”. 88%

• “After the Apocalypse” by Maureen F. McHugh. 83%

• “The Fragrance of Orchids and Other Stories” by Sally McBride. 93%

• “How High We Go in the Dark” by Sequoia Nagamatsu. 96%

• “Memories of Tomorrow: Short Fiction” by Mayi Pelot. 92%

• “Sooner or Later Everything Falls into the Sea” by Sarah Pinsker. 77%

• “The Complete Short Fiction of Clifford D. Simak: Volume One.” 80%

• “Calvaria Feel: Stories” by Cat Sparks and Kaaron Warren. (88%)

• “Fast Forward Japan: Stories from the Founder of Japanese Science Fiction.” by Jūza Unno. 78%

• “The 400-Million-Year Itch: Silurian Tales 1.” by Steven Utley.  97%

• “The Best of Gene Wolfe.” 90%

Science Fiction Historical Overview Anthologies (by rating)

• “The Greatest Science Fiction Stories of the 20th Century.” edited by Martin H Greenberg. 1998. 100%

• “The Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Volume 2A.” edited by Ben Bova. 95%

• “The Arbor House Treasury of Modern Science Fiction.” complied by Robert Silverberg and Martin H. Greenberg. 94%

• “The World Turned Upside Down” edited by David Drake, James Baen, & Eric Flint. - 90%

• “21st Century Science Fiction” edited by David G Hartwell & Patrick Nielsen Hayden

• “The Big Book of Science Fiction.” edited by Ann & Jeff Vandermeer. - 81%

The Great SF Stories - Isaac Asimov & Martin H. Greenberg

• 1939 - 73%

• 1940 - 84%

• 1941 - 76%

• 1946 - 84%

Gardner Dozois Anthologies

• The Year’s Best Science Fiction

  • “The Very Best of the Best: 35 Years of the Year's Best Science Fiction.” - 83%

  • “The Best of the Best Volume 2: 20 Years of the Best Short Science Fiction Novels.” - 96%

  • 3rd Annual - 81%

  • 11th Annual - 85%

  • 21st Annual - 90%

• “The Good New Stuff: Adventure SF in the Grand Tradition" edited by Gardner Dozois. 1999. - 91%

• “The New Space Opera.” with Jonathan Strahan. 81%

• The ! Series

  • “Aliens!” with Jack M. Dann. - 89%

  • “Clones!” by Jack Dann. - 89%

  • “Timegates” with Jack Dann - 71%

World’s Best Science Fiction - Donald A. Wollheim (and sometimes Terry Carr)

• 1967 - 79%

• 1968 - 88%

• 1973 - 85%

• 1974 - 75%

• 1975 - 90%

• 1978 - 85%

• 1981 - 95%

• 1984 - 80%

• 1986 - 75%

Year’s Best SF - David G. Hartwell

• 1996 - 89%

• 1997 - 78%

Allan Kaster Anthologies

• “The Year’s Best Science Fiction on Earth.” 2023 - 96%

• “The 2020 Look at Space Opera Book.” - 85%

• “The Year’s Top Tales of Space and Time: 2.” - 85%

Rich Horton Anthologies

• “The Year’s Best Science Fiction & Fantasy: 2021 Edition. - 88%

• “Robots: the Recent A.I.” edited by Rich Horton and Sean Wallace. 2012. 83%

• Year’s Best Science Fiction & Fantasy 2020 - 80%

Judith Merrill Anthologies

• Annual Year’s Best S-F

  • “3rd Annual - 1958 - 68%

  • “5th Annual - 1960” - 93%

• “England Swings SF” - 70%

Frederick Pohl Anthologies

• Star Science Fiction

  • Star 1 - 83%

Mike Ashley Anthologies

• British Library Science Fiction Classics

  • Future Crime. 90%

Robert Silverberg Anthologies

• Alpha

  • Alpha 5 - 78%

• “Trips in Time” - 89%

• “Deep Space” - 88%

• “Robots Through the Ages” - 88%

• “Strange Gifts” - 81%

• “Mutants” - 77%

Damon Knight Anthologies

• Orbit

  • Orbit 1 - 67%

• “The Dark Side” - 67%

Judy-Lynn del Rey Anthologies

• Stellar

  • Stellar 4 - 100%

Sub-Genres of Science Fiction

• Solarpunk

  • “Sunvault: Stories of Solarpunk and Eco-Speculation.” edited by Phoebe Wagner & Bronte Christopher Wieland. 70%

• Space Opera

  • “The Good New Stuff: Adventure SF in the Grand Tradition" edited by Gardner Dozois. 1999. - 91%

  • “The 2020 Look at Space Opera Book.” edited by Allan Kaster. - 85%

  • “Beyond the Stars: Infinite Expanse” edited by Richard Leslie. 2020. - 82%

  • “The New Space Opera.” edited by Gardner Dozois and Jonathan Strahan.  - 81%

• Robots

  • “Robots Through the Ages” edited by Robert Silverberg and Brian Thomas Schmidt. 2023. 88%

  • “Robots: the Recent A.I.” edited by Rich Horton and Sean Wallace. 2012. 83%

• Aliens

  • “Alien Contact.” edited by Marty Halpern.  84%

  • “Aliens!” edited by Gardner R Dozois & Jack M Dann

• Apocalypse and Post-Apocalyptic

  • “Beyond Armageddon.” edited by Walter M Miller Jr and Martin H Greenberg. 1985. 83%

• “50 Short Science Fiction Tales.” edited by Isaac Asimov & Groff Conklin. 58%

Magazines Recap (Print & Online)

• “Lightspeed: Year One.” edited by John Joseph Adams. 77%

• Tor.com

  • “Some of the Best from Tor.com: 15th Anniversary Edition.” 74%

  • “Some of the Best from Tor.com: 2011 Edition.” edited by Patrick Nielsen Hayden & Liz Gorinsky. 75%

  • “Some of the Best from Tor.com: 2012 Edition.” edited by Liz Gorinsky, David G. Hartwell, and Patrick Nielsen Hayden. 90%

• “Galaxy: Thirty Years of Innovative Science Fiction.” edited by Frederik Pohl, Martin H Greenberg, and Joseph D Olander. 72%

• “2021 Future Tense Stories from Slate". 91%

Magazine Issues

• Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine

  • November/December 1978 - 57%

• Galaxy Science Fiction

  • November/December 1978 - 75%

International or Foreign Language

• “Dreams from Beyond: Anthology of Czech Speculative Fiction.” edited by Julia Nováková. 86%

• Iraq + 100. edited by Hassam Blasim. 85%

• “Cosmos Latinos: An Anthology of Science Fiction from Latin America and Spain.” edited by Andrea L Bell and Yolanda Molina-Gavilán. 81%

• “The Year's Best African Speculative Fiction (2021): Volume 1.” edited by Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki. 79%

• “The SEA is Ours: Tales of Steampunk Southeast Asia” edited by Jaymee Got & Joyce Chng. 75%

• “The Apex Book of World SF 5.” edited by Cristina Jurado. 69%

Not Yet Sorted Anthologies

• “The Far Reaches. Amazon Original Fiction. curated by John Joseph Adams. 2023. 100%

• “Spectrum.” edited by Kingsley Amis and Robert Conquest. 1963-Berkley Edition. 100%

• “Around Distant Stars.” edited by Emma Johanna Puranen. 2021. 78%

• “Entanglements: Tomorrow's Lovers, Families, and Friends.” edited by Sheila Williams. 70%