Prometheus Award
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The Prometheus Award was created in 1979 by science fiction writer L. Neil Smith to honor libertarian fiction. Due to the cost of the award, and lack of a formal organization, the Prometheus Awards fell into limbo the following year.
Founded in 1982 to provide encouragement to science fiction writers whose books examine the meaning of freedom, the Libertarian Futurist Society revived the Prometheus Award. Every Summer, the winner is presented with a gold coin, representing free trade and free minds, mounted on an engraved plaque.
| Category | Annals | Honor Rolls | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best Novel | 2009 |
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| Books | Authors |
Notes
- There were two winners in 2008.
- There was no winner in 1985.
- The award was discontinued in 1980 and returned in 1982.
Event Calendar
| Event Calendar | |
|---|---|
| March 2010 | |
23 | Prometheus finalists |
| July 2010 | |
6 | Prometheus winner |
