1994 in science fiction

The year 1994 was marked, in science fiction, by the following:

• The 52nd annual Worldcon, ConAdian, is held in Winnipeg, Canada

• Robert Bloch
• Raymond Z Gallun
• Jack Kirby

• Gun, with Occasional Music, by Jonathan Lethem
• Heavy Weather, by Bruce Sterling

• The Invisibles, created by Grant Morrison, debuts
• Scud: The Disposable Assassin #1, by Rob Schrab
• THB #1, by Paul Pope

• Stargate, dir. by Roland Emmerich
• Timecop, dir. by Peter Hyams

• ReBoot

• Beneath a Steel Sky
• Earthworm Jim
• Marathon
• Policenauts

• Best novel: Green Mars, by Kim Stanley Robinson^[1]
• Best novella: Down in the Bottomlands, by Harry Turtledove^[1]
• Best novelette: "Georgia on My Mind", by Charles Sheffield^[1]
• Best short story: "Death on the Nile", by Connie Willis^[1]
• Best related work: The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, by Peter Nicholls and John Clute^[1]
• Best dramatic presentation: Jurassic Park, dir. by Steven Spielberg; screenplay by Michael Crichton and David Koepp; based on the novel by Michael Crichton^[1]
• Best professional editor: Kristine Kathryn Rusch^[1]
• Best professional artist: Bob Eggleton^[1]
• Best original art work: Space Fantasy commemorative stamp booklet by Stephen Hickman^[1]
• Best Semiprozine: Science Fiction Chronicle, ed. by Andrew I. Porter^[1]
• Best fanzine: Mimosa, ed. by Dick Lynch and Nicki Lynch^[1]
• Best fan writer: Dave Langford^[1]
• Best fan artist: Brad W. Foster^[1]

• Best novel: Moving Mars, by Greg Bear^[2]
• Best novella: Seven Views of Olduvai Gorge, by Mike Resnick^[2]
• Best novelette: "The Martian Child", by David Gerrold^[2]
• Best short story: "A Defense of the Social Contracts", by Martha Soukup^[2]

• BSFA Award for Best Novel: Feersum Endjinn, by Iain M. Banks
• Locus Award for Best Science Fiction Novel: Green Mars, by Kim Stanley Robinson
• Saturn Award for Best Science Fiction Film: Stargate