http://www.sfadb.com/Hugo_Awards_2015

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This year’s ballot include first-time Hugo nominations for Ninna Aalto, Katherine Addison (whose novel is also a Nebula finalist this year), Travis Alexander, Adrian Alphona, Kevin J. Anderson, Lou Antonelli (with 2 nominations this year), Annie Bellet (who has declined her nomination), Tim Bolgeo, Brent Bower, Jennifer Brozek, Ken Burnside, Sue Burtsztynski, Kristi Charish, Wendy Delmater, Kirk DouPonce, Kary English, Matt Fraction, Dave Freer, Amanda S. Green, Nick Greenwood, Jeffro Johnson, David Kernot, Marko Kloos (who has declined his nomination), Tom Kratman, Elizabeth Leggett, Edward M. Lerner, Alissa McKersie, Jim Minz, Laura J. Mixon, Dale Newton, John O’Neill, Alan Pollack, Carter Reid (with 2 nominations this year), Jason Rennie, Tedd Roberts, Steve Rzasa, Cedar Sanderson, Bryan Thomas Schmidt, Edmund R. Schubert, Moses Siregar III, Anne Sowards, Damien Swenson, Daniel Swenson, Scott Tomlin, Roc Upchurch, Rajnar Vajra, Wendy N. Wagner, Timothy C. Ward, Kurtis J. Weibe, Michael Z. Williamson, G. Willow Wilson, John C. Wright (with 5 nominations this year), Jake Wyatt, Christie Yant, and Chip Zdarsky.

Jim Butcher has one prior nomination, for graphic story in 2009. Ann Leckie has one prior nomination, and win, last year for Ancillary Justice. Her nominated novel this year is also a Nebula finalist and British SF winner. Vox Day has one prior nomination, for novelette last year.

John Joseph Adams has 8 prior Hugo nominations, with one win last year. James Bacon as 11 prior nominations, with one win, for fanzine, in 2011. Michael F. Flynn has 6 prior nominations, with no wins. Brad W. Foster has 26 prior nominations, with 8 wins. Mike Resnick has 36 prior nominations, with 5 wins. Steve Stiles has 13 prior nominations, with no wins.

http://www.sfadb.com/John_W_Campbell_Award_for_Best_New_Writer_2015

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http://www.sfadb.com/Ditmar_Awards_2015

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Only Katherine Stubbs is a first time Ditmar finalist this year. This year’s ballot includes Bruce Gillespie’s 46th Ditmar nomination (with 21 wins), Alisa Krasnostein’s 30th Ditmar nomination (with 10 prior wins and 1 this year), Tansy Rayner Roberts’ 35th Ditmar nomination (also with 10 prior wins and an Atheling win this year), Cat Sparks’ 28th Ditmar nomination (with 13 prior wins and 1 this year).

Note that database limitations do not permit indexing all nominees for two of the fan publications this year.

Results this year include Glenda Larke’s first Ditmar win, after two prior nominations; Trudi Canavan’s second Ditmar win; and Sean Williams’ 8th Ditmar win.

http://www.sfadb.com/Aurealis_Awards_2015

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Winners this year include the first Aurealis nominations and wins for Julia Rios and Jaclyn Moriarity, and first wins after prior nominations for Justine Larbalestier, Tim Molloy, and Dirk Flinthart.

Repeat winners include Marianne de Pierres, with one prior win; Theoraiya Dyer, with three prior wins; Juliet Marillier, with four prior wins; Angela Slatter, with two wins prior to three this year; Alisa Krasnostein, with a Convenors’ Award in 2012; and Lisa L. Hannett, with three prior wins.

Of non-winners this year, Garth Nix has a total of 21 Aurealis nominations to date, with 9 wins; Jonathan Strahan has 14 nominations to date, with 4 wins; and Kim Wilkins 14 nominations to date, with 5 wins.

http://www.sfadb.com/Lambda_Award_2015

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Lee Thomas has four previous Lambda nominations (in this category), Craig Laurance Gidney one. Neither has so far won.