Award Annals's "Most Honored Speculative Fiction"

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AwardAnnals.com keeps track of 137 awards and categories, and has developed a point system to rank books in different categories. Speculative Fiction contains books classified as Science-Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror.

Updated 17-Feb-10

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  1. 1.
    Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell: A Novel
    by Susanna Clarke

  2. 2.
    American Gods
    by Neil. Gaiman

  3. 3.
    The Handmaid's Tale (Everyman's Library)
    by Margaret Atwood

  4. 4.
    The Graveyard Book
    by Neil Gaiman

  5. 6.
    A Deepness in the Sky
    by Vernor Vinge

  6. 7.
    Skellig
    by David Almond

  7. 8.
    The Yiddish Policemen's Union
    by Michael Chabon

  8. 9.
    The House of the Scorpion
    by Nancy Farmer

  9. 11.
    Neuromancer
    by William Gibson

  10. 12.
    The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay
    by Michael Chabon

  11. 13.
    The Bottoms
    by Joe R. Lansdale

  12. 14.
    Little Brother
    by Cory Doctorow

  13. 15.
    Declare
    by Tim Powers

  14. 16.
    The Giver
    by Lois Lowry

  15. 17.
    The Time Ships (Voyager Classics)
    by Stephen Baxter

  16. 18.
    Doomsday Book
    by Connie Willis

  17. 19.
    Little, Big
    by John Crowley

  18. 20.
    Air: Or, Have Not Have
    by Geoff Ryman

  19. 21.
    Cloud Atlas: A Novel
    by David Mitchell

  20. 22.
    Forever Peace
    by Joe Haldeman

  21. 23.
    Gateway (Heechee Saga)
    by Frederik Pohl

  22. 24.
    Rendezvous with Rama
    by Arthur C. Clarke

  23. 25.
    Perdido Street Station
    by China Mieville

  24. 26.
    Towing Jehovah (Harvest Book)
    by James Morrow

  25. 27.
    Only Begotten Daughter (Harvest Book)
    by James Morrow

  26. 28.
    Stations of the Tide
    by Michael Swanwick

  27. 29.
    ?

  28. 30.
    The Dispossessed
    by Ursula K. Le Guin

  29. 32.
    20th Century Ghosts
    by Joe Hill

  30. 33.
    Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix
    by J. K. Rowling

  31. 34.
    Paladin of Souls
    by Lois McMaster Bujold

  32. 35.
    The Scar
    by China Mieville

  33. 37.
    The Prestige
    by Christopher Priest

  34. 38.
    Brittle Innings
    by Michael Bishop

  35. 39.
    Beggars in Spain
    by Nancy Kress

  36. 40.
    ?
    Bone Dance: A Fantasy for Technophiles
    by Emma Bull

  37. 41.
    The Silence of the Lambs
    by Thomas Harris

  38. 42.
    Speaker for the Dead (Ender, Book 2)
    by Orson Scott Card

  39. 43.
    Tea with the Black Dragon
    by R. A. MacAvoy

  40. 44.
    Watership Down: A Novel
    by Richard Adams

  41. 45.
    Never Let Me Go
    by Kazuo Ishiguro

  42. 46.
    Darwin's Radio
    by Greg Bear

  43. 47.
    ?
    BLUE MARS (Mars Trilogy) (Robinson, Kim Stanley. Mars Trilogy.)
    by Kim Stanley Robinson

  44. 48.
    The Many-Colored Land (The Saga of Pliocene Exile)
    by Julian May

  45. 49.
    Man Plus (SF Masterworks)
    by Frederik Pohl

  46. 50.
    Learning the World: a Scientific Romance
    by Ken Macleod

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Created by Goodbad on Dec 31, 2006.
 

Comments

Updated per source 17-Feb-10 — 2 years ago

The Crossroads, by Chris Grabenstein added at #79.


Updated Per Source 26-May-09 — 3 years ago

Startide Rising fell off the list and The Graveyard Book was added at number 48.


Updated per source 21-Sep-08 — 3 years ago

Added:

The Yiddish Policemen’s Union

Learning the World

Lisey’s Story

Deleted:

Anno Dracula

The Devil in the White City

Bibliomancy


bah

Anno Dracula — 4 years ago

To match the source, I switched to Anno Dracula (#48) from
Judgment of Tears:: Anno Dracula 1959, which is a sequel.


Updated per source 13-Dec-07 — 4 years ago

The Amber Spyglass added at 30

Watership Down added at 40

A few order changes.

Briar Rose and The Curse of Chalion Rose dropped to positions 51 and 52, and thus off the list.


Ch-Ch-Changes — 5 years ago

Because of Award Annals changing their system I re-ordered the books and because of the gigantic pain it is to make changes I got rid of the ones above 50. If anyone else wants to help keep it updated or add more after 50 go for it. Otherwise the list will probably stay how it is for a while. It’s a good list and all collections of awards are pretty tenuous anyway, so at least for me constant updating would end up a little excessive.




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