Hugo Award for Most Promising New Author

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The Hugo Award for Most Promising New Author was an early science fiction accolade recognizing emerging writers who showed exceptional potential in the genre.

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Hugo Award for Most Promising New Author canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary award
alsoKnownAs Hugo for Most Promising New Author NERFINISHED
Most Promising New Author Hugo
awardCategoryOf Hugo Awards NERFINISHED
awardFor emerging science fiction writers
most promising new author
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
eligibilityCriteria new writer showing exceptional promise in science fiction
field science fiction literature
speculative fiction
genre science fiction
inception 1953
languageOfAwardedWork English
namedAfter Hugo Gernsback NERFINISHED
notableRecipient Philip José Farmer NERFINISHED
Zenna Henderson NERFINISHED
partOf Hugo Awards program NERFINISHED
presentedAt World Science Fiction Convention NERFINISHED
presentedBy World Science Fiction Society NERFINISHED
reasonForDiscontinuation replaced by a more formal best new writer category
selectionMethod popular vote of Worldcon members
status discontinued award category
successor John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer NERFINISHED

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- If the subject is not a named entity, return an empty list.
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- Separate several objects into multiple triples with one object.
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Subject: Hugo Award for Most Promising New Author
Description of subject: The Hugo Award for Most Promising New Author was an early science fiction accolade recognizing emerging writers who showed exceptional potential in the genre.

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Philip José Farmer awardReceived Hugo Award for Most Promising New Author