Harlan Ellison's Awards
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SPECULATIVE
FICTION AWARDS: Hugo Award: 1966 Short Story: Repent, Harlequin!" Said the Ticktockman 1968 Short Story: I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream 1969 Short Story: The Beast That Shouted Love at the Heart of the World 1974 Novelette: The Deathbird 1975 Novelette: Adrift Just Off the Islets of Langerhans: Latitude 38° 54' N, Longitude 77° 00' 13" W 1978 Short Story: Jeffty is Five 1986 Novelette: Paladin of the Lost Hour Hugo Award: (given to production of Ellison piece) 1967 Dramatic Presentation (Movie/Play/TV) : Star Trek - The City on the Edge of Forever 1976 Dramatic Presentation (Movie/Play/TV) A Boy and His Dog (shared with L. Q. Jones) Hugo Committee Awards: 1968 Special Award - Dangerous Visions 1972 Special Award - Excellence in Anthologizing -- Again, Dangerous Visions Nebula Award: 1965 Short Story: "Repent, Harlequin!" Said the Ticktockman 1969 Novella: A Boy and His Dog 1977 Short Story: Jeffty is Five Locus Poll Award: 1970 Short Fiction: The Region Between 1972 Short Ficton: Basilisk 1972 Anthology: AGAIN, DANGEROUS VISIONS 1974 Short Fiction: The Deathbird 1975 Novelette: Adrift Just Off the Islets of Langerhans: Latitude 38° 54'N,Longitude 77° 00'13"W 1976 Short Story: Croatoan 1978 Short Fiction: Jeffty is Five 1979 Short Story: Count the Clock That Tells the Time 1983 Novelette: Djinn, No Chaser 1985 Related Non-Fiction Book: Sleepless Nights in the Procrustean Bed 1986 Novelette:Paladin of the Lost Hour Short Story: With Virgil Oddum at the East Pole Anthology: Medea: Harlan's World 1989 Novelette: The Function of Dream Sleep Short Story: Eidolons Collection: Angry Candy 1994 Novella:Mefisto in Onyx 1998 Collection: Slippage British Science Fiction Award: 1979 Short Fiction: Deathbird Stories World Fantasy Award: 1989 Best Collection: Angry Candy 1993 Lifetime Acheivement Award British Fantasy Award: 1979 Short Story: Jeffty is Five Jupiter Award (of the Instructors of Science Fiction in Higher Education) 1973 The Deathbird 1977 Jeffty is Five (award discontinued in 1979) Saturn Award (of the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Films) 1976 Superior Achievement and Merit in Fantasy Film: A Boy and His Dog (awarded despite Ellison's work on ABAHD being uncredited) Georges Melies Fantasy Film Award: (for Outstanding Cinematic Achievement in Science Fiction Television) 1972 Demon with a Glass Hand 1973 Ciy on the Edge of Forever Asimov's Reader's Poll Award: 1988 Special Award: I, Robot: The Movie SF Chronicle Award: 1984 Most Attractive Male Writer Gallun Award (from I-CON): 1997 - for a lifetime of acheivement in the genre of science fiction HORROR AWARDS: Bram Stoker Award: 1988 Superior Achievement in a Fiction Collection: The Essential Ellison 1990 Superior Achievement in Non-Fiction: Harlan Ellison's Watching 1994 Superior Achievement in a Novella: Mefisto in Onyx 1996 Superior Achievement in a Short Story: Chatting with Anubis 1996 Life Achievement Award Deathrealm Award: 1996 Best Short Fiction: Chatting with Anubis International Horror Critics Award: 1995 - first ever Living Legend Award MYSTERY AWARDS: Edgar Allen Poe Award (the "Usher"): 1974 The Whimper of Whipped Dogs 1988 Soft Monkey American Mystery Award: 1988 Soft Monkey OTHER AWARDS: Writers Guild of America Award: 1965 Demon with a Glass Hand - Outer Limits 1967 The City on the Edge of Forever - Star Trek 1973 Phoenix Without Ashes - The Starlost (pilot episode) 1986 Paladin of the Lost Hour - Twilight Zone The ViRA Award (of the videocassette industry): The Most Memorable TV Script on Video of All Time: Demon With a Glass Hand (Outer Limits) Best American Short Stories: 1993 The Man Who Rowed Christopher Columbus Ashore Nova Award: 1968 - for most outstanding contribution to the field of science fiction P.E.N. International Silver Pen Award: 1982 Column in L.A. Weekly: An Edge in My Voice 1988 Special Recognition for commitment to artistic freedom and the battle against censorship. Encyclopedia Americana Annual - major American works of literature: 1988 Angry Candy Milford Award: 1990 - for lifetime achievement in editing. National Women's Committe of Brandeis University: 1998 Words, Wit, and Wisdom Award Spotlite Award (of the Computer Game Developers' Association): 1997 Adaptation of Linear Media: I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream (with Cyberdreams) Audie Award (of the Audio Publishers Association): 1999 - Best Solo Narration, Male for reading Ben Bova's City of Darkness 1999 - Multi-Voiced Presentation with the rest of the cast of The Titanic Disaster Hearings: The Official Transcript of the 1912 Senatorial Investigation by Tom Kuntz. Emmy Nomination: Nomination year and information unavailable Grammy Nomination: (year unavailable) - Spoken word recording: Jefty is Five |