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Hugo Award for Best Novel Winners: Every Winning Book, Newest First

The Hugo Award for Best Novel is the main prize in science fiction and fantasy. It has been given every year since 1953, except 1954 and 1957, and is voted on by fans who are members of the World Science Fiction Convention.

Use it to find the genre’s landmark books, from classics to recent hits. The list includes space opera, time travel, alternate history and epic fantasy. Each book has a hook and a note on what you get from reading it.

Best for: Readers who want the best-loved science fiction and fantasy.

Years
The year shown is the year the award was given. Most books came out the year before, or earlier.
Ties
Three years had two winners: 1966, 1993 and 2010.
This list
Winners in award-year order, newest first. Not a ranking.
Source
Wikipedia, Hugo Award for Best Novel

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