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John W. Campbell Memorial Award

The John W. Campbell Memorial Award for best science fiction novel, was established in 1973. The winner is chosen by an international panel of judges.

Winners of the award are listed in italics. If you are able to supply any missing information please contact us.

YearTitleAuthor
1973 Beyond Apollo Barry N. Malzberg
The Listeners James E. Gunn
1974 Redezvous with Rama Arthur C. Clarke
Malevil Robert Merle
The Green Gene Peter Dickinson
The Embedding Ian Watson
1975 Flow My Tears, The Policeman Said Philip K. Dick
The Dispossessed Ursula K. Le Guin
1976 The Year of the Quiet Sun Wilson Tucker
The Stochastic Man Robert Silverberg
Orbitsville Bob Shaw
1977 The Alteration Kingsley Amis
1978 Gateway Frederik Pohl
Roadside Picnic / Tale of the Troika Boris & Arkady Strugatsky
A Scanner Darkly Philip K. Dick
1979 Gloriana Michael Moorcock
...And Having Writ Donald Benson
Altered States Paddy Chayefsky
1980 On Wings of Song Thomas M. Disch
Engine Summer John Crowley
The Unlimited Dream Company J.G. Ballard
1981 Timescape Gregory Benford
The Dreaming of Dragons Damien Broderickv
The Shadow of the Torturer Gene Wolfe
1982 Riddley Walker Russell Hoban
1983 Helliconia Spring Brian W. Aldiss
No Enemy But Time Michael Bishop
1984 The Citadel of the Autarch Gene Wolfe
The Birth of the People's Republic of Antarctica John Calvin Batchelor
Tik-Tok John Sladek
1985 The Years of the City Frederik Pohl
Green Eyes Lucius Shepard
Neuromancer William Gibson
1986 The Postman David Brin
Galapagos Kurt Vonnegut Jr.
Blood Music Greg Bear
Kiteworld Keith Roberts
1987 A Door Into Ocean Joan Slonczewski
This is the Way the World Ends James Morrow
Speaker for the Dead Orson Scott Card
1988 Lincoln's Dreams Connie Willis
Drowning Towers George Turner
The Unconquered Country Geoff Ryman
1989 Islands in the Net Bruce Sterling
The Gold Coast Kim Stanley Robinson
Dragonsdawn Anne McCaffrey
1990 The Child Garden Geoff Ryman
1991 Pacific Edge Kim Stanley Robinson
Queen of Angels Greg Bear
Only Begotten Daughter James Morrow
1992 Buddy Holly is Alive and Well on Ganymede Bradley Denton
The Difference Engine William Gibson & Bruce Sterling
A Woman of the Iron People Eleanor Arnason
The Silicon Man Charles Platt
Stations of the Tide Michael Swanwick
1993 Brother to Dragons Charles Sheffield
Sideshow Sheri S. Tepper
A Fire Upon the Deep Vernor Vinge
1994 (No Award)
Beggars in Spain Nancy Kress
Moving Mars Greg Bear
1995
1996 The Time Ships Stephen Baxter
1997 Fairyland Paul J. McAuley
1998 Forever Peace Joe Haldeman
Slant Greg Bear
Secret Passages Paul Preuss
1999 Brute Orbits George Zebrowski
Starfarers Poul Anderson
Distraction Bruce Sterling
2000 A Deepness in the Sky Vernor Vinge
Darwin's Radio Greg Bear
Greenhouse Summer Norman Spinrad
Starfish Peter Watts
The Silicon Dagger Jack Williamson
2001 Genesis Poul Anderson
Infinity Beach Jack McDevitt
Ash: A Secret History Mary Gentle
Calculating God Robert J. Sawyer
The Fresco Sheri S. Tepper

Note: 1994 is the first year that the JWCM award had no winner. Locus quotes James Gunn (the administrator of the award) as saying that the nomination process broke down. The judges didn't receive enough books from publishers to make an informed decision.

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