PHILIP K. DICK AWARD

The 'Philip K. Dick Award' is a science fiction award given annually at Norwescon sponsored by the Philadelphia Science Fiction Society, and named after science fiction writer Philip K. Dick. It has been awarded since 1982, the year of Dick's death. Works that have received the award are identified on their covers as ''Best Original SF Paperback''.
The award was founded by Thomas M. Disch and is currently administered by David G. Hartwell & Gordon Van Gelder.

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Winners and nominees of the Philip K. Dick Award

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Winners and nominees of the Philip K. Dick Award

Winning authors are listed in 'bold'.

Authors of special citation entries are listed in ''italics''.

Author	Title
1982
'Rudy Rucker'	''Software''
''Ray Nelson''	''The Prometheus Man''
1983
'Tim Powers'	''The Anubis Gates''
''R. A. MacAvoy''	''Tea with the Black Dragon''
1984
'William Gibson'	''Neuromancer''
''Kim Stanley Robinson''	''The Wild Shore''
C. J. Cherryh	''Voyager in Night''
Geary Gravel	''The Alchemists''
David R. Palmer	''Emergence''
Lucius Shepard	''Green Eyes''
Lewis Shiner	''Frontera''
Howard Waldrop	''Them Bones''
1985
'Tim Powers'	''Dinner at Deviant's Palace''
''Richard Grant''	''Saraband of Lost Time''
Russell Griffin	''The Timeservers''
Michael P. Kube-McDowell	''Emprise''
Barry N. Malzberg	''The Remaking of Sigmund Freud''
Scott Russell Sanders	''Terrarium''
Walter Jon Williams	''Knight Moves''
1986
'James P. Blaylock'	''Homunculus''
''Jack McDevitt''	''The Hercules Text''
Karen Joy Fowler	''Artificial Things''
Robert Charles Wilson	''A Hidden Place''
1987
'Patricia Geary'	''Strange Toys''
''Mike McQuay''	''Memories''
Richard Bowker	''Dover Beach''
Pat Cadigan	''Mindplayers''
K. W. Jeter	''Dark Seeker''
Rebecca Ore	''Becoming Alien''
Lucius Shepard	''Life During Wartime''
1988
'Paul J. McAuley' (tie)	''Four Hundred Billion Stars''
'Rudy Rucker' (tie)	''Wetware''
Roger MacBride Allen	''Orphan of Creation''
Marc Laidlaw	''Neon Lotus''
David Alexander Smith	''Rendezvous''
1989
'Richard Paul Russo'	''Subterranean Gallery''
''Dave Wolverton''	''On My Way to Paradise''
Barry B. Longyear	''Infinity Hold''
James Luceno	''A Fearful Symmetry''
Rebecca Ore	''Being Alien''
Susan Shwartz	''Heritage of Flight''
1990
'Pat Murphy'	''Points of Departure''
''Raymond Harris''	''The Schizogenic Man''
Gregory Feeley	''The Oxygen Barons''
Elizabeth Hand	''Winterlong''
Allen M. Steele	''Clarke County, Space''
1991
'Ian McDonald'	''King of Morning, Queen of Day''
Emma Bull	''Bone Dance''
Douglas Bell	''Mojo and the Pickle Jar''
Kathe Koja	''The Cipher''
Robert Charles Wilson	''Bridge of Years''
1992
'Richard Grant'	''Through the Heart''
''Elisabeth Vonarburg''	''In the Mothers' Land''
Colin Greenland	''Take Back Plenty''
Elizabeth Hand	''Aestival Tide''
R. A. Lafferty	''Iron Tears''
1993
'John M. Ford'	''Growing Up Weightless''
'Jack Womack'	''Elvissey''
Wilhelmina Baird	''Crash Course''
David R. Bunch	''Bunch!''
Elizabeth Hand	''Icarus Descending''
1994
'Robert Charles Wilson'	''Mysterium''
''Jack Cady''	''Inagehi''
Alexander Besher	''
Ian McDonald	''Scissors Cut Paper Wrap Stone''
Lisa Mason	''Summer of Love''
Lance Olsen	''Tonguing the Zeitgeist''
1995
'Bruce Bethke'	''Headcrash''
''Richard Paul Russo''	''Carlucci's Edge''
Shale Aaron	''Virtual Death''
Greg Egan	''Permutation City''
Amy Thomson	''The Color of Distance''
Élisabeth Vonarburg	''Reluctant Voyagers''
1996
'Stephen Baxter'	''The Time Ships''
''Michael Bishop''	''At the City Limits of Fate''
William Barton	''The Transmigration of Souls''
George Foy	''The Shift''
Sarah Zettel	''Reclamation''
1997
'Stepan Chapman'	''The Troika''
''William Barton''	''Acts of Conscience''
Susan R. Matthews	''An Exchange of Hostages''
Richard Paul Russo	''Carlucci's Heart''
Denise Vitola	''Opalite Moon''
Catherine Wells	''Mother Grimm''
1998
'Geoff Ryman'	''
''Paul Di Filippo''	''Lost Pages''
Nalo Hopkinson	''Brown Girl in the Ring''
Steve Aylett	''Slaughtermatic''
Paul J. McAuley	''The Invisible Country''
1999
'Stephen Baxter'	''Vacuum Diagrams''
''Jamil Nasir''	''Tower of Dreams''
Kristine Smith	''Code of Conduct''
Constance Ash, ed.	''Not of Woman Born''
Toni Anzetti	''Typhon's Children''
William Barton	''When We Were Real''
2000
'Michael Marshall Smith'	''Only Forward''
''Scott Westerfeld''	''Evolution's Darling''
Stephen L. Burns	''Call from a Distant Shore''
Nalo Hopkinson	''Midnight Robber''
Maggy Thomas	''Broken Time''
Janine Ellen Young	''The Bridge''
2001
'Richard Paul Russo'	''Ship of Fools''
''Ken Wharton''	''Divine Intervention''
Julie E. Czerneda	''In the Company of Others''
Mark W. Tiedemann	''Compass Reach''
Ray Vukcevich	''Meet Me in the Moon Room''
Liz Williams	''The Ghost Sister''
2002
'Carol Emshwiller'	''The Mount''
''China Miéville''	''The Scar''
Carol Emshwiller	''Report to the Men’s Club''
Kay Kenyon	''Maximum Ice''
Karin Lowachee	''Warchild''
Liz Williams	''Empire of Bones''
Jeff VanderMeer, Forrest Aguirre (eds.)	''Leviathan Three''
2003
'Richard K. Morgan'	''Altered Carbon''
''Jane Jensen''	''Dante's Equation''
M. M. Buckner	''Hyperthought''
Mark Budz	''Clade''
Chris Moriarty	''Spin State''
Ann Tonsor Zeddies	''Steel Helix''
2004
'Gwyneth Jones'	''Life''
''Lyda Morehouse''	''Apocalypse Array''
Geoff Ryman	''Air''
Liz Williams	''Banner of Souls''
Karen Traviss	''City of Pearl''
Minister Faust	''The Coyote Kings of the Space-Age Bachelor Pad''
Eileen Gunn	''Stable Strategies and Others''
2005
'M. M. Buckner'	''War Surf''
''Justina Robson''	''Natural History''
Neal Asher	''Cowl''
Karin Lowachee	''Cagebird''
Justina Robson	''Silver Screen''
Wil McCarthy	''To Crush the Moon''
2006
'Chris Moriarty'	''Spin Control''
''Elizabeth Bear''	''Carnival''
Andrea Hairston	''Mindscape''
Nina Kiriki Hoffman	''
Tony Ballantyne	''Recursion''
Mark Budz	''Idolon''
Justina Robson	''Living Next Door to the God of Love''

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External links

★ The official award homepage

★ List of the most honored Philip K. Dick Award nominees