Everything About Fiction You Never Wanted to Know.
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| 1987-2000 |
- The Handmaid's Tale (Margaret Atwood, 1987)
- The Sea and Summer (George Turner, 1988)
- Unquenchable Fire (Rachel Pollack, 1989)
- The Child Garden (Geoff Ryman, 1990)
- Take Back Plenty (Colin Greenland, 1991)
- Synners (Pat Cadigan, 1992)
- Body of Glass (Marge Piercy, 1993)
- Vurt (Jeff Noon, 1994)
- Fools (Pat Cadigan, 1995)
- Fairyland (Paul J. McAuley, 1996)
- The Calcutta Chromosome (Amitav Ghosh, 1997)
- The Sparrow (Mary Doria Russell, 1998)
- Dreaming In Smoke (Tricia Sullivan, 1999)
- Distraction (Bruce Sterling, 2000)
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| 2001-2020 |
- Perdido Street Station (China Miéville, 2001)
- Bold As Love (Gwyneth Jones, 2002)
- The Separation (Christopher Priest, 2003)
- Quicksilver (Neal Stephenson, 2004)
- Iron Council (China Miéville, 2005)
- Air (Geoff Ryman, 2006)
- Nova Swing (M. John Harrison, 2007)
- Black Man (Richard K. Morgan, 2008)
- Song of Time (Ian R. MacLeod, 2009)
- The City & the City (China Miéville, 2010)
- Zoo City (Lauren Beukes, 2011)
- The Testament of Jessie Lamb (Jane Rogers, 2012)
- Dark Eden (Chris Beckett, 2013)
- Ancillary Justice (Ann Leckie, 2014)
- Station Eleven (Emily St. John Mandel, 2015)
- Children of Time (Adrian Tchaikovsky, 2016)
- The Underground Railroad (Colson Whitehead, 2017)
- Dreams Before the Start of Time (Anne Charnock, 2018)
- Rosewater (Tade Thompson, 2019)
- The Old Drift (Namwali Serpell, 2020)
- The Animals in That Country (Laura Jean McKay, 2021)
- Deep Wheel Orcadia (Harry Josephine Giles, 2022)
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Updates at w:Arthur C. Clarke Award
