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The Philip K. Dick Award Winners

The Philip K. Dick Award, sponsored by the Philadelphia Science Fiction Society, is given to the best original paperback published each year in the United States. The Award was founded in 1983 by Thomas M. Disch in honor of Philip K. Dick, who published most of his books as paperback originals. Five judges read submissions from publishers and determine the shortlist, then the winner. Judges choose their own successors, and only writers or academics are eligible to be judges.

(found at: http://www.philipkdickaward.org/)
1. Software
by Rudy Rucker
  
2. The Anubis Gates
by Tim Powers
  
3. Neuromancer
by William Gibson
  
4.
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 Dinner At Deviant's Palace  
5. Homunculus
by James P. Blaylock
  
6.
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 Strange Toys
by Patricia Geary
  
7.
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 400 Billion Stars
by Paul J. McAuley
  
8. Wetware
by Rudy V. B. Rucker
  
9.
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 Subterranean Gallery
by Richard Paul Russo
  
10.
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 Points of Departure
by Pat Murphy
  
11.
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 King of Morning, Queen of Day
by Ian McDonald
  
12.
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 Through the Heart
by Richard Grant
  
13. Elvissey
by Jack Womack
  
14.
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 Growing Up Weightless
by John M. Ford
  
15.
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 Mysterium
by Robert C. Wilson
  
16. Headcrash
by Bruce Bethke
  
17. The Time Ships
by Stephen Baxter
  
18. The Troika
by Stepan Chapman
  
19. 253: A Novel
by Geoff Ryman
  
20. Vacuum Diagrams
by Stephen Baxter
  
21. Only Forward
by Michael Marshall Smith
  
22. Ship of Fools
by Richard Paul Russo
  
23. The Mount: A Novel
by Carol Emshwiller
  
24. Altered Carbon
by Richard Morgan
  
25. Life
by Gwyneth A. Jones
  
26. War Surf
by M. M. Buckner
  
27. Spin Control
by Chris Moriarty
  
28. Nova Swing
by M. John Harrison
  
29. Emissaries from the Dead (Andrea Cort, Book 1)
by Adam-Troy Castro
  
30. Terminal Mind
by David Walton
  
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