Fans vote for the Hugo. Professional writers vote for the Nebula. 14 books in our catalog won both.
Both honor the year's best science fiction and fantasy. The difference is who votes.
Named for pioneering magazine editor Hugo Gernsback and presented each year at the World Science Fiction Convention.
Browse Hugo winners and nominees
Presented by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association, so the voters are people who write the genre for a living.
Browse Nebula winners and nomineesFans and professional writers vote separately, and they often pick different books. Of the 25 Hugo and 24 Nebula winners in our catalog, these 14, from 1966 to 2021, won both.
Browse all 14 books that won both
2021
Murderbot, a security unit that has hacked its own governor module, continues its adventures while trying to protect the humans it reluctantly cares for.
2019
An alternate history where a meteorite strikes Earth in the 1950s, accelerating the space program with a female mathematician pilot leading the way.
2018
A mother with earth-shattering powers must find and reconcile with her daughter before one of them ends their dying world forever.
2014
The story of a warship's artificial intelligence that ends up in a human body seeking revenge.
2012
A Welsh teenager with the ability to see fairies is sent to boarding school after her twin's death and her mother's descent into madness.
2011
Time-traveling historians find themselves trapped in London during the Blitz of World War II, where their actions may change the course of history.
2010
A biopunk vision of a future Thailand struggling with climate change and biotechnology.
2008
In an alternate history where Jewish refugees settled in Alaska after World War II, a detective investigates a murder that may have messianic implications.
2004
A middle-aged queen dowager, long believed mad, embarks on a pilgrimage that leads her into political intrigue and divine mysteries.
1987
Thousands of years after the events of Ender's Game, Ender Wiggin travels to a colony world to speak the truth about a dead man and confront an alien species that may be doomed to the same fate as the Buggers.
1976
Soldiers fighting an interstellar war experience time dilation, returning to an increasingly unrecognizable Earth as centuries pass.
1970
A human ambassador is sent to the planet Winter, where the inhabitants are ambisexual, shifting between male and female, challenging his understanding of gender and humanity.
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