Arthur C. Clarke Award
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©1990 Charles Adams
The Arthur C. Clarke Award, established with a generous grant from Arthur C. Clarke in 1986, is the most prestigious award for science fiction in Britain. It is awarded every Spring to the best science fiction novel published in Britain as judged by a jury of five: two representatives of the British Science Fiction Association, two representatives of the Science Fiction Foundation, and one representative of the Science Museum.
The winner receives a cash prize equal to the year (£2004) and an inscribed plaque in the form of a bookend.
Read more about the award at SF Awards Watch.
Award Categories
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Science Fiction: | 2008 | Annals | Ranked books | Ranked authors |
Event Calendar
| Event Calendar | |
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| March 2009 | |
10 | AC Clarke shortlist |
| April 2009 | |
30 | AC Clarke winner |
