Science Fiction Hall of Fame

In 1996, the Kansas City Science Fiction and Fantasy Society founded the Science Fiction Hall of Fame. The co-founder, the Center for the Study of Science Fiction at the University of Kansas, also oversees the Campbell and Sturgeon Memorial awards. Each year, the society honors four new individuals-two living and two dead.

The induction is held each year at the Campbell Conference.

Inductees

2003	Wilson Tucker	1999	Robert Silverberg
	Kate Wilhelm		Ray Bradbury
	Edgar Rice Burroughs		Jules Verne
	Damon Knight		A. Merritt
2002	Michael Moorcock	1998	Frederik Pohl
	Samuel R. Delany		Hal Clement
	Donald Wolheim		C.L. Moore
	James Blish		Robert A. Heinlein
2001	Ursula K. Le Guin	1997	Andre Norton
	Jack Vance		Arthur C. Clarke
	Alfred Bester		H.G. Wells
	Fritz Leiber		Isaac Asimov
2000	Poul Anderson	1996	Jack Williamson
	Gordon R. Dickson		A.E. van Vogt
	Theodore Sturgeon		Hugo Gernsback
	Eric Frank Russell		John W. Campbell