CSFFA Hall of Fame Trophy

The Canadian SF and Fantasy Association Hall of Fame Trophy is an award given to Canadian science fiction and fantasy writers for their contributions over their entire career, and is presented as part of the Aurora Awards.^[1] The award was first given out as the Lifetime Achievement Award in 1980. Its name changed to the Hall of Fame Trophy in 2014.

Winners and nominees[]

* Winners and joint winners

Year	Creators	Comments	Ref.
1980	A. E. van Vogt*	Lifetime Achievement	^[2]
1981	Susan Wood*	Lifetime Contributions to the field of Canadian SF & Fantasy	^[2]
1982	Phyllis Gotlieb*	Lifetime Contributions to the field	^[2]
1982	H. A. Hargreaves	Lifetime Contributions	^[2]
1982	John Robert Colombo	Lifetime Contributions	^[2]
1983	Judith Merril*	Lifetime Contributions to the Field	^[2]
1983	Spider Robinson	Lifetime Contributions	^[2]
1983	H. A. Hargreaves	Lifetime Contributions	^[2]
1986	Judith Merril*	Lifetime Contributions to the Field	^[2]
2008	Dennis Mullin*	Lifetime Contributions	^[2]
2013	Robert J. Sawyer*	Lifetime Contributions	^[2]
2014	William Gibson*	Hall of Fame	^[2]
2014	Spider Robinson*	Hall of Fame	^[2]
2014	Jeanne Robinson*	Hall of Fame	^[2]
2015	Dave Duncan*	Hall of Fame	^[2]
2015	H. A. Hargreaves*	Hall of Fame	^[2]
2015	Michael Coney*	Hall of Fame	^[2]
2016	David Cronenberg*	Hall of Fame
2016	Guy Gavriel Kay*	Hall of Fame
2017	Charles de Lint*	Hall of Fame
2017	Élisabeth Vonarburg*	Hall of Fame
2017	Lorna Toolis*	Hall of Fame
2018	Candas Jane Dorsey*	Hall of Fame	^[3]
2018	Jaymie Matthews*	Hall of Fame	^[3]
2018	Robert Charles Wilson*	Hall of Fame	^[3]
2019	Tanya Huff*	Hall of Fame
2019	Eileen Kernaghan*	Hall of Fame
2019	Graeme Cameron*	Hall of Fame
2020	Heather Dale*	Hall of Fame
2020	Cory Doctorow*	Hall of Fame
2020	Matt Hughes*	Hall of Fame

Nomination list[]

The nominees list is evaluated by the jury every year, including any received that year, and any for previous years.

Creator	Ref.
Kelley Armstrong	^[4]
Julie Czerneda	^[4]
Gordon R. Dickson	^[5]
Ed Greenwood	^[5]
Monica Hughes	^[4]
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Karl Johanson	^[5]
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Karl Schroeder	^[4]
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Lynda Williams	^[4]

References[]

^ Michelle, Ellen (20 January 2020). "How the Aurora Awards help foster Canada's sci-fi community and fan culture". Quill & Quire. Retrieved 28 October 2021.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q "CSFFA Hall of Fame". CSFFA.
^ ^a ^b ^c "Aurora Awards 2018". sfadb.com.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e "Hall of Fame Nominees". CSFFA.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h "Hall of Fame Nominees". Canadian SF and Fantasy Association. Retrieved 28 October 2021.

External links[]

Hall of Fame at the Canadian Science Fiction & Fantasy Association

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[Michelle-1] Michelle, Ellen (20 January 2020). "How the Aurora Awards help foster Canada's sci-fi community and fan culture". Quill & Quire. Retrieved 28 October 2021.

[CSFFA_Hall_of_Fame-2] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q "CSFFA Hall of Fame". CSFFA.

[Aurora18-3] "Aurora Awards 2018". sfadb.com.

[CSFFA_Hall_of_Fame_Nominees-4] "Hall of Fame Nominees". CSFFA.

[Nominees-5] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h "Hall of Fame Nominees". Canadian SF and Fantasy Association. Retrieved 28 October 2021.

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