Prix Apollo
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The Prix Tour-Apollo was an annual French award to the best novel published in French during the preceding year. Suspended in 1991, the award usually went to a work first published in English in the US or UK.
Official Site
http://www.quarante-deux.org/prix/apollo.html
http://www.quarante-deux.org/prix/apollo.html
— Winners by Year —
| — 1990 — | Argentine, Joël Houssin |
| — 1989 — | The Land of Laughs, Jonathan Carroll |
| — 1988 — | La Compagnie des Glaces (The Ice Corporation), G. J. Arnaud |
| — 1987 — | The Anubis Gates, Tim Powers |
| — 1986 — | Blood Music, Greg Bear |
| — 1985 — | The Citadel of the Autarch, Gene Wolfe |
| — 1984 — | Les Semeurs d'Abîme, Serge Brussolo |
| — 1983 — | L'Orbe et la Roue, Michel Jeury |
| — 1982 — | The Idiot King, Scott Baker |
| — 1981 — | Juniper Time, Kate Wilhelm |
| — 1980 — | The Persistence of Vision, John Varley |
| — 1979 — | Gateway, Frederik Pohl |
| — 1978 — | Hellstrom's Hive, Frank Herbert |
| — 1977 — | Cette Chère Humanité, Philippe Curval |
| — 1976 — | Nightwings, Robert Silverberg |
| — 1975 — | The Embedding, Ian Watson |
| — 1974 — | The Iron Dream, Norman Spinrad |
| — 1973 — | Stand on Zanzibar, John Brunner |
| — 1972 — | Isle of the Dead, Roger Zelazny |
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