Arthur C. Clarke Award
The Arthur C. Clarke Awards was established in 1987 after Arthur C. Clarke offered a grant for them to be set-up. The awards are chosen by a panel of judges from the British Science Fiction Association, the Science Fiction Foundation and Sci-Fi London. Judges pick a winner from a shortlist of six book and they must be full length and published first in the UK in the previous calendar year.
Best Novel
| Title | Author | Publisher | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deep Wheel Orcadia | Harry Josephine Giles | Picador | 2022 |
| The Animals in that Country | Laura Jean McKay | Scribe | 2021 |
| The Old Drift | Namwali Serpell | Hogarth Press | 2020 |
| Rosewater | Tade Thompson | Orbit | 2019 |
| Dreams Before the Start of Time | Anne Charnock | 47North | 2018 |
| The Underground Railway | Colson Whitehead | Fleet | 2017 |
| Children of Time | Adrian Tchiakovsky | Tor | 2016 |
| Station Eleven | Emily St John Mandel | Picador | 2015 |
| Ancillary Justice | Ann Leckie | Orbit | 2014 |
| Dark Eden | Chris Beckett | Corvus | 2013 |
| The Testament of Jessie Lamb | Jane Rogers | Sandstone | 2012 |
| Zoo City | Lauren Beukes | Angry Robot | 2011 |
| The City & The City | China Mieville | Macmillan | 2010 |
| Song of Time | Ian R. MacLeod | PS Publishing | 2009 |
| Thirteen | Richard Morgan | Gollancz | 2008 |
| Nova Swing | M. John Harrison | Gollancz | 2007 |
| Air | Geoff Ryman | Gollancz | 2006 |
| Iron Council | China Mieville | Macmillan | 2005 |
| Quicksilver | Neil Stephenson | Heinemann | 2004 |
| The Seperation | Christopher Priest | Scribner | 2003 |
| Bold as Love | Gwyneth Jones | Gollancz | 2002 |
| Perdido Street Station | China Mieville | Macmillan | 2001 |
| Distraction | Bruce Sterling | Millennium | 2000 |
| Dreaming in Smoke | Tricia Sullivan | Orbit | 1999 |
| The Sparrow | Mary Doria Russell | Black Swan | 1998 |
| The Calcutta Chromosome | Amitav Ghosh | Picador | 1997 |
| Fairyland | Paul J. McAuley | Gollancz | 1996 |
| Fools | Pat Cadigan | HarperCollins | 1995 |
| Vurt | Jeff Noon | Ringpull | 1994 |
| He, She and It | Marge Piercy | Michael Joseph | 1993 |
| Synners | Pat Cadigan | HarperCollins | 1992 |
| Take Back Plenty | Colin Greenland | Unwin Hyman | 1991 |
| The Child Garden | Geoff Ryman | Unwin Hyman | 1990 |
| Unquenchable Fire | Rachel Pollack | Century | 1989 |
| The Sea and Summer | George Turner | Faber and Faber | 1988 |
| The Handmaid’s Tale | Margaret Atwood | McClelland & Stewart | 1987 |
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