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Arthur C. Clarke Award - 2008
The Arthur C. Clarke Award was started in 1987 by a donation of £1000 from the author himself. This was later increased
to £2001 to match his most famous novel to date - 2001:
A Space Odyssey. The Award is given to outstanding science fiction, first published in the UK in the previous year. This year's
shortlist consists of six books, all by UK-based authors. The winner will be announced on April 10th.
» See also last year's Arthur C. Clarke Award: 2007, won by
M. John Harrison with "Nova Swing".
Winner - 2008, Arthur C. Clarke Award
by: Richard Morgan
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Arthur C. Clarke Award - Shortlist
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by: Stephen Baxter
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by: Steven Hall
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by: Ken MacLeod
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by: Sarah Hall
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Arthur C. Clarke - Author
Sir Arthur C. Clarke is a science fiction author, most famous for 2001: A Space Odyssey, a novel that was later made into a highly successful film.
- See also, books by Arthur C. Clarke
- All Science fiction books
