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BSFA Award Winners (Novel)

Winners of the British Science Fiction award for best novel, presented annually by the British Science Fiction Association, based on a vote of its members.

(found at: http://www.bsfa.co.uk/bsfa/website/awards.aspx)
1. Stand on Zanzibar
by John Brunner
  
2.
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 The Jagged Orbit
by John Brunner
  
3. Moment Of Eclipse
by Brian Wilson Aldiss
  
4. Rendezvous with Rama
by Arthur C. Clarke
  
5.
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 The inverted world;: A novel
by Christopher Priest
  
6. Orbitsville (SF Collector's Edition)
by Bob Shaw
  
7.
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 Brontomek!
by Michael Coney
  
8.
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 The Jonah kit
by Ian Watson
  
9. A Scanner Darkly
by Philip K. Dick
  
10.
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 Unlimited Dream Company (Paladin Books)
by J.G. Ballard
  
11. Timescape
by Gregory Benford
  
12.
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 The Shadow of the Torturer
by Gene Wolfe
  
13. Helliconia Spring: The First Book in the Helliconia Trilogy (Helliconia Trilogy, Book 1)
by Brian W. Aldiss
  
14. Tik-Tok
by John Sladek
  
15. Mythago Wood
by Robert Holdstock
  
16. Helliconia Winter (The Helliconia Trilogy, Book 3)
by Brian W. Aldiss
  
17.
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 RAGGED ASTRONAUTS
by Bob Shaw
  
18. Grainne
by Keith Roberts
  
19. Lavondyss: Journey to an Unknown Region
by Robert Holdstock
  
20. Pyramids
by Terry Pratchett
  
21. Take Back Plenty
by Colin Greenland
  
22. The Fall of Hyperion
by Dan Simmons
  
23. Red Mars (Mars Trilogy)
by Kim Stanley Robinson
  
24. Aztec Century
by Christopher Evans
  
25. Feersum Endjinn
by Iain M Banks
  
26. The Time Ships
by Stephen Baxter
  
27. Excession
by Iain Banks
  
28. The Sparrow
by Mary Doria Russell
  
29.
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 The Extremes
by Christopher Priest
  
30. The Sky Road
by Ken MacLeod
  
31. ASH
by Mary Gentle
  
32. Chasm City
by Alastair Reynolds
  
33.
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 The Separation
by Christopher Priest
  
34. Felaheen
by Jon Courtenay Grimwood
  
35. River of Gods
by Ian McDonald
  
36. Air (Gollancz SF)
by Geoff Ryman
  
37. End of the World Blues
by Jon Courtenay Grimwood
  
38. Brasyl
by Ian McDonald
  
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