The Nebula Award
The Nebula Awards are chosen by the members of the Science Fiction and Fantasy
Writers of America (SFWA) in the following categories: Novel, Novella, Novellette,
Short Story, and Script. Listed here are the winners in the Novel category.
2007
The Yiddish Policemen's Union by Michael Chabon
Powells.com Staff Pick
After winning the Pulitzer Prize for his groundbreaking The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, Michael Chabon returns for another literary tour de force. In a "what-if" story for adults, Chabon imagines that Alaska was turned into a Jewish state after World War II. Combining speculative and detective fiction with his own distinctive literary stylings, The Yiddish Policemen's Union is an unforgettable novel. Recommended by Hank, Powells.com (read more)
2006
Seeker by Jack McDevitt
Synopsis
Thousands of years after an entire colony mysteriously disappears, antiquities dealer Alex Benedict comes into possession of a cup that seems to be from the Seeker, one of the colony's ships. (read more)
2005
 Camouflage by Joe
Haldeman
Synopsis
Two aliens have wandered Earth for centuries. The Changeling has survived by
adopting the forms of many different organisms. The Chameleon destroys anything
or anyone that threatens it. Now, a sunken relic that holds the key to their
origins calls to them to take them home. (read more)
2004
 Paladin
of Souls by Lois McMaster Bujold
Review
"[R]ich in sumptuous detail and speculative theology....[H]igh fantasy
fans should thrill at Ista's spiritual perils....This engaging installment of
Chalion's mythical history whets the appetite for new marvels yet to come." Publishers
Weekly (read more)
2003
 The
Speed of Dark by Elizabeth Moon
Review
"[A] beautiful and moving story...Moon is the mother of an autistic teenager
and her love is apparent in the story of Lou. He makes a deep and lasting impact
on the reader while showing a different way of looking at the world." The
Denver Post (read more)
2002
 American
Gods by Neil Gaiman
Review
"A magical modern Adventures of Huckleberry Finn — this book will
astonish you on ever page." Tim Powers, author of Declare (read
more)
2001
 The
Quantum Rose by Catherine Asaro
Review
"The Quantum Rose is a pure gift to fans of everything from fantasy romance
to romantic science fiction. Asaro uses dazzling imagery, superb storytelling
ability, interesting science, and intriguing drama, to spin a story that will
keep you turning the pages." Preeti Singh, The Romance Reader (read
more)
2000 Darwin's
Radio by Greg Bear
1999 Parable
of the Talents by Octavia
E. Butler
1998 Forever
Peace by Joe
Haldeman
1997 The
Moon and the Sun by Vonda
N. Mcintyre
1996 Slow
River by Nicola Griffith
1995 The
Terminal Experiment by Robert
J. Sawyer
1994 Moving
Mars by Greg
Bear
1993 Red
Mars by Kim
Stanley Robinson
1992 Doomsday
Book by Connie
Willis
1991 Stations
of the Tide by Michael
Swanwick
1990 Tehanu by Ursula
K. Le Guin
1989 The
Healer's War by Elizabeth
Ann Scarborough
1988 Falling
Free by Lois
Mcmaster Bujold
1987 The
Falling Woman by Pat
Murphy
1986 Speaker
for the Dead by Orson
Scott Card
1985 Ender's
Game by Orson
Scott Card
1984 Neuromancer by William
Gibson
1983 Startide
Rising by David
Brin
1982 No
Enemy But Time by Michael
Bishop
1981 Claw
of the Conciliator: New Sun 2 by Gene
Wolfe
1980 Timescape by Gregory
Benford
1979 The
Fountains of Paradise by Arthur
Charles Clarke
1978 Dreamsnake by Vonda
N. Mcintyre
1977 Gateway by Frederik
Pohl
1976
Man Plus by Frederik Pohl
1975 The
Forever War by Joe
Haldeman
1974 The
Dispossessed: An Ambiguous Utopia by Ursula
Le Guin
1973 Rendezvous
With Rama by Arthur
Charles Clarke
1972 The
Gods Themselves by Isaac
Asimov
1971 Time
of Changes by Robert
Silverberg
1970 Ringworld by Larry
Niven
1969 The
Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula
K. Le Guin
1968 Rite
of Passage by Alexei
Panshin
1967 The
Einstein Intersection by Samuel
R. Delany
1966 Flowers
for Algernon by Daniel
Keyes and Babel-17:
Including Empire Star by Samuel
R. Delany
1965 Dune by Frank
Herbert
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