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in contention, which received the next-best-ranked vote on that ballot. If no work that is still in contention has been
marked with a ranked vote, that ballot is not counted again for that category. Additional counts will be made,
removing the last-place work from contention each time, and adding next-best-ranked votes from its ballots to the
totals for the works still in contention, until one work receives a majority of the votes cast in the latest count in that
category, in which case that work is declared the winner of the Nebula Award for that category; or until only two
works remain with exactly the same number of ballots counted in their favor, in which case the work, of those two,
which received the greater number of first-ranked votes on the first count is declared the winner of the Nebula
Award. If both works also had the same number of first-ranked votes on the first count, the voting is declared a tie,
and both works will receive the Nebula Award.
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In case of a tie, the president's vote shall decide.
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the active members. These additional awards will not be a Nebula Award.
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 The Nebula Awards Winners
1965-2001



1965
Best Novel: DUNE by Frank Herbert
Best Novella: "The Saliva Tree" by Brian W. Aldiss / "He Who Shapes" by Roger Zelazny (tie)
Best Novelette: "The Doors of His Face, the Lamps of His Mouth" by Roger Zelazny
Best Short Story: "'Repent, Harlequin!' Said the Ticktockman" by Harlan Ellison