Carl Crawls into contention as Clarke Award turns 40 (award news).
For a literary prize named after the man who gave us geostationary satellites and a rather alarming number of giant
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Killer Bots, Time Travel, and Tentacled Tchaikovsky: The Arthur C. Clarke Award 2025 Shortlist Lands.
Well, polish your grav-boots and charge up your AI life-partner because the 2025 shortlist for the Arthur C. Clarke Award
Read More38th Arthur C. Clarke award winner: Martin MacInnes claims Sci-Fi Crown with In Ascension (award news).
In a stunning display of literary prowess that may or may not involve secret alien mind control, Martin MacInnes has
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Six-Legged Bambi and Time Travel? The finalists of the 2024 Clarke Award (news)
Hold onto your spacesuits and snorkels, SFcrowsnest chums. The 2024 Arthur C. Clarke Award has unveiled a shortlist that promises
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From Amina to Witch King: 2024 Hugo nominees set the bar Sky-High (award news).
Well, chums, the anticipation bubbles over as Glasgow 2024 heralds the grand entrants for the esteemed Hugo Awards, and what
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Epic tales of tomorrow: meet the 2024 Philip K. Dick Award nominees (news).
Roll out the red carpet and dust off your e-readers, sci-fi fans! The 2024 Philip K. Dick Award nominees are
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WSFA celebrates Naomi Kritzer’s ‘The Dragon Project’ with 2023 Small Press Award at Capclave (award news).
The Washington Science Fiction Association has declared Naomi Kritzer the winner of the 2023 WSFA Small Press Award for Best
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Venomous Lumpsucker sucks up prestigious 2023 Clarke Award (award news).
To the shock, awe, and suppressed giggles of the literary world, Venomous Lumpsucker has claimed the 37th Arthur C. Clarke
Read MoreIn the Grand Tradition of Tales Less Told: The WSFA Small Press Finalists revealed (award news).
The WSFA Small Press Award Committee Announces Finalists for the 2023 Award For Short Fiction Published By A Small Press
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Survival of the Sci-Fitest: who will win the 2023 Clarke Award? (award news)
In a shocking turn of events, six (yes, just six!) science fiction books have managed to survive the literary equivalent
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