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The 15 pages that link to Hugo Award, each with the reason it gives.

• Science fiction fandomRelated: Fan voting makes the award a visible expression of organized community taste.

• Isaac AsimovRelated: Asimov won multiple Hugos, including special recognition for his long career.

• Hugo GernsbackRelated: The award's name commemorates his influence on science-fiction publishing.

• George R. R. MartinRelated: Martin’s early fiction earned Hugo recognition, connecting his career to the genre’s fan-voted honors.

• WorldconRelated: Worldcon members vote on the awards, which are presented at the convention.

• Golden Age of Science FictionRelated: The award institutionalized a community whose magazine-centered formation included many Golden Age writers.

• Science fiction conventionRelated: The award’s voting and presentation became a major convention tradition.

• Neil GaimanRelated: The Graveyard Book received the 2009 Hugo Award for Best Novel.

• Anne McCaffreyRelated: McCaffrey became the first woman to win a Hugo for fiction with her 1968 novella Weyr Search.

• Catherynne M. ValenteRelated: Valente's fiction has received Hugo recognition, including for Radiance.

• Jack VanceRelated: Vance won the award for The Dragon Masters and The Last Castle.

• Orson Scott CardRelated: Ender's Game and Speaker for the Dead won the award for best novel in consecutive years.