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| 1112.1 | | VMSMKT::KENAH | There's three sides to every story... | Mon Oct 12 1992 16:10 | 7 |
| I am currently in possession of a copy of "A History of the Hugo,
Nebula, and International Fantasy Awards" that was lent to me by
the late Digit, Jerry Boyajian. There is an explanation in the
book of the Hugo selection process -- I'll get a copy of the text
to you.
andrew
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| 1112.2 | It sometimes varies by ConCom | SWAM1::STERN_TO | Tom Stern -- Have TK, Will Travel | Wed Nov 18 1992 15:41 | 9 |
| re: .0
> 1. How is the nomination process handled? Is there a nominating
> committee or do the same people who vote nominate the candidates? Is
> the process the same for all the categories?
That depends on whether NESFA is running the con or not ;)
tom
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| 1112.3 | | TLE::TOKLAS::FELDMAN | Opportunities are our Future | Thu Dec 31 1992 17:52 | 12 |
| Seeing as how NESFA doesn't run WorldCon's, their role is moot.
Hugo's are awarded by the World Science Fiction Society. My recollection
is nominations for any given year are accepted from members of the WorldCon
for that year and for the previous year. Voting is limited to members of
the WorldCon for the year in which the Hugo is actually awarded (and not
the year for which it is awarded).
So, members of MagicCon and ConFrancisco should be eligible to nominate
for the Hugo's. Members of ConFrancisco get to vote.
Gary
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