ANALOG’S AWARDS
Since Analog’s birth in 1930, it has won scores of Hugo Awards – for stories, for Best Editor, and for Best Magazine – as well as nearly two dozen Nebula Awards.
Analog 2025 Readers’ Awards Ballot
Cast your vote for Best Novella, Best Novelette, Best Short Story, Best Fact Article, Best Poem, and Best Cover here! We are extending the voting deadline till April 1—be sure to cast your ballots before then.
Science Fiction Awards
See the complete list of Analog’s award winning works throughout the years.
2025 Analytical Laboratory Finalists
We’re very excited to bring you the Analog Analytical Laboratory finalists. Here are the works that finished in the top five slots for Best Novelette, Best Short Story, Best Fact Article, and Best Poem, and the those that finished in the top three for Best Novella and Best Cover.
Locus Award Nominees
See this year’s Locus Award nominated stories from Analog.
Analog’s Special 2019 Virtual Awards Celebration
Watch Analog’s Special 2019 Virtual Awards Celebration Video here.
Each calendar year, Analog readers select the most popular works from that year’s issues via its Analytical Laboratory poll. We’re very excited to bring you the Analog Analytical Laboratory results for 2021. Check out the works that finished in the top slots.
The Analog Award for Emerging Black Voices
Finalists will be chosen and awarded one mentorship session with Analog editors including a critique of their submission and a chance to ask questions about the field. With editorial guidance, Analog editors commit to purchasing and publishing the winning story in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, with the intent of creating a lasting relationship, including one year of monthly mentorship sessions. These sessions will be opportunities to discuss new writing, story ideas, the industry, and to receive general support from the Analog editors and award judges. A diverse committee of science fiction professionals will judge. The panel for 2021 was: Steven Barnes (Lion’s Blood), Nisi Shawl (Writing the Other), Kim-Mei Kirtland (Howard Morhaim Literary Agency, Inc.), Trevor Quachri (Analog Science Fiction and Fact), and Emily Hockaday (Analog Science Fiction and Fact, Asimov’s Science Fiction). Submissions will be open from March 1 – May 31 to works of hard science fiction of greater than 1,000 words but not over 5,000. Click here for more information.