John W Campbell Memorial Award Winners By Year
science fiction awards database
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— 2019 — | |
| winner | Blackfish City, Sam J. Miller |
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— 2018 — | |
| winner | The Genius Plague, David Walton |
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— 2017 — | |
| winner | Central Station, Lavie Tidhar |
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— 2016 — | |
| winner | Radiomen, Eleanor Lerman |
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— 2015 — | |
| winner | The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August, Claire North |
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— 2014 — | |
| winner | Strange Bodies, Marcel Theroux |
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— 2013 — | |
| winner | Jack Glass, Adam Roberts |
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— 2012 — | |
| winner | (tie) The Highest Frontier, Joan Slonczewski |
| winner | (tie) The Islanders, Christopher Priest |
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— 2011 — | |
| winner | The Dervish House, Ian McDonald |
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— 2010 — | |
| winner | The Windup Girl, Paolo Bacigalupi |
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— 2009 — | |
| winner | (tie) Song of Time, Ian R. MacLeod |
| winner | (tie) Little Brother, Cory Doctorow |
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— 2008 — | |
| winner | In War Times, Kathleen Ann Goonan |
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— 2007 — | |
| winner | Titan, Ben Bova |
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— 2006 — | |
| winner | Mindscan, Robert J. Sawyer |
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— 2005 — | |
| winner | Market Forces, Richard Morgan |
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— 2004 — | |
| winner | Omega, Jack McDevitt |
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— 2003 — | |
| winner | Probability Space, Nancy Kress |
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— 2002 — | |
| winner | (tie) Terraforming Earth, Jack Williamson |
| winner | (tie) The Chronoliths, Robert Charles Wilson |
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— 2001 — | |
| winner | Genesis, Poul Anderson |
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— 2000 — | |
| winner | A Deepness in the Sky, Vernor Vinge |
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— 1999 — | |
| winner | Brute Orbits, George Zebrowski |
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— 1998 — | |
| winner | Forever Peace, Joe Haldeman |
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— 1997 — | |
| winner | Fairyland, Paul J. McAuley |
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— 1996 — | |
| winner | The Time Ships, Stephen Baxter |
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— 1995 — | |
| winner | Permutation City, Greg Egan |
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— 1994 — | |
| winner | no award |
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— 1993 — | |
| winner | Brother to Dragons, Charles Sheffield |
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— 1992 — | |
| winner | Buddy Holly Is Alive and Well on Ganymede, Bradley Denton |
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— 1991 — | |
| winner | Pacific Edge, Kim Stanley Robinson |
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— 1990 — | |
| winner | The Child Garden, Geoff Ryman |
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— 1989 — | |
| winner | Islands in the Net, Bruce Sterling |
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— 1988 — | |
| winner | Lincoln's Dreams, Connie Willis |
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— 1987 — | |
| winner | A Door Into Ocean, Joan Slonczewski |
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— 1986 — | |
| winner | The Postman, David Brin |
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— 1985 — | |
| winner | The Years of the City, Frederik Pohl |
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— 1984 — | |
| winner | The Citadel of the Autarch, Gene Wolfe |
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— 1983 — | |
| winner | Helliconia Spring, Brian W. Aldiss |
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— 1982 — | |
| winner | Riddley Walker, Russell Hoban |
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— 1981 — | |
| winner | Timescape, Gregory Benford |
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— 1980 — | |
| winner | On Wings of Song, Thomas M. Disch |
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— 1979 — | |
| winner | Gloriana, Michael Moorcock |
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— 1978 — | |
| winner | Gateway, Frederik Pohl |
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— 1977 — | |
| winner | The Alteration, Kingsley Amis |
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— 1976 — | |
| winner | no award |
| retrospective prize | The Year of the Quiet Sun, Wilson Tucker |
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— 1975 — | |
| winner | Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said, Philip K. Dick |
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— 1974 — | |
| winner | (tie) Rendezvous with Rama, Arthur C. Clarke |
| winner | (tie) Malevil, Robert Merle |
| nonfiction book | The Cosmic Connection, Carl Sagan |
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— 1973 — | |
| winner | Beyond Apollo, Barry N. Malzberg |
| special award for excellence in writing | Dying Inside, Robert Silverberg |
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