Editing James Tiptree Jr. (section)

==Awards and honors==
The [[EMP Museum#Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame|Science Fiction Hall of Fame]] inducted Tiptree in 2012.<ref name="sfhof2012" /> She also won several annual awards for particular works of fiction (typically the preceding calendar year's best):<ref name="SFAwards" />
* [[Hugo Award]]s: 1974 novella, ''The Girl Who Was Plugged In''; 1977 novella, ''Houston, Houston, Do You Read?''
* [[Nebula Award]]s: 1973 short story, "Love Is the Plan the Plan Is Death"; 1976 novella, ''Houston, Houston, Do You Read?''; 1977 novelette, "The Screwfly Solution" (published as by Raccoona Sheldon)
* [[World Fantasy Award]]: 1987 collection, ''Tales of the Quintana Roo''
* [[Locus Award]]: 1984 short story, "Beyond the Dead Reef"; 1986 novella, ''The Only Neat Thing to Do''
* ''Science Fiction Chronicle'' Award: 1986 novella, ''The Only Neat Thing to Do''
* [[Jupiter Award (science fiction award)|Jupiter Award]]: 1977 novella, ''Houston, Houston, Do You Read?''

[[Japanese-language]] translations of her fiction also won two [[Hayakawa Award]]s and three [[Seiun Award]]s as the year's best under changing designations (foreign, overseas, translated). The awards are voted by magazine readers and annual convention participants respectively:<ref name="SFAwards" />
* ''Hayakawa's S-F Magazine'' Reader's Award, short fiction: 1993, "With Delicate Mad Hands" (1981); 1997, "Come Live with Me" (1988)
* Seiun Award, short and long fiction: 1988, "The Only Neat Thing to Do" (1985); 2000, "Out of the Everywhere" (1981); 2008, ''Brightness Falls from the Air'' (1985)