http://www.sfadb.com/Locus_Awards_2015

208 new and updated pages.

First-time Locus finalists are Katherine Addison (though as Sarah Monette she has 9 prior nominations), Jennifer Marie Brissett, Hayley Campbell, Beth Cato, Rose Fox, Jill Lepore, Cixin Liu, Daniel Jose Older, and Brian Staveley.

Finalists who’ve won Locus Awards most often are Ellen Datlow, with 11 wins since 2005; Gardner Dozois, with 38 wins since 1987; Ursula K. Le Guin, with 21 wins since 1972; George R.R. Martin, with 14 wins since 1976; Robert Silverberg, with 9 wins since 1971; and Michael Whelan, with 30 wins since 1980.

http://www.sfadb.com/Prometheus_Awards_2015

38 new and updated pages

The Hall of Fame winner was announced in April 2015. Hall of Fame finalists are often cited year after year until they win; Ellison’s story has been listed every year since 2010. This is the Anderson story’s third nomination, the Bujold novel’s sixth (plus a nomination in the best novel category in 1989), the Kingsbury novel’s fourth, and the Kipling story’s 10th.

Of the novel finalists, all three except for Cixin Liu have one or more previous Prometheus nominations.

http://www.sfadb.com/Seiun_Awards_2015

61 new and updated pages, including a new page for Andy Weir.

Two new finalists added, to replace two who declined earlier, and translator added to Thomas Olde Heuvelt’s story.

http://www.sfadb.com/Hugo_Awards_2015

20 new and updated pages

This year’s ballot has first-time Hugo nominations for Katherine Addison and Cixin Liu, whose novels are also Nebula finalists this year. ….

The five Hugo Awards summary pages —

Winners by Year
Winners by Name
Winners by Category
All Nominees
Tallies

— have been updated to include all categories on the winners and nominees pages, fixing a couple bugs, and making it evident that “no award” has won the Hugo five times so far.