page_title: Ian McDonald (British author)
section_title: Nominations
hierarchical_section_title: Ian McDonald (British author) / Awards / Nominations
caption_attribution_description: Ian McDonald at Eurocon in Stockholm, 2011.
context_page_description: Ian McDonald is a British science fiction novelist, living in Belfast. His themes include nanotechnology, postcyberpunk settings, and the impact of rapid social and technological change on non-Western societies.
context_section_description: Nebula Award for Best Novelette (1989): Unfinished Portrait of the King of Pain by Van Gogh
  Arthur C. Clarke Award  – Best Novel (1990): Desolation Road
  Locus Fantasy Award (1992): King of Morning, Queen of Day
  Arthur C. Clarke Award – Best Novel (1993): Hearts, Hands, and Voices
  British Science Fiction Award (1992): Hearts, Hands, and Voices
  World Fantasy Award for Best Short Fiction (1994) : Some Strange Desire
  Philip K. Dick Award – Best Novel (1994) : Scissors Cut Paper Wrap Stone
  British Science Fiction Association Award – Best Novel (1994) : Necroville
  British Science Fiction Association Award – Best Novel (1995): Chaga
  The John W. Campbell Memorial Award (1996): Chaga
  Arthur C. Clarke Award – Best Novel (2005): River of Gods
  Hugo Award – Best Novel (2005): River of Gods
  Hugo Award – Best Novel (2008): Brasyl
  Warwick Prize for Writing (2008/9) and reached prize longlist announced in November 2008: Brasyl
  The John W. Campbell Memorial Award (2008): Brasyl
  Locus SF Award (2008): Brasyl
  Nebula Award (2008): Brasyl
  Hugo Award – Best Novel (2011): The Dervish House
  Locus Award – Best Science Fiction Novel (2011): The Dervish House
  Arthur C. Clarke Award – Best Novel (2011): The Dervish House
  British Science Fiction Association Award – Best Novel (2015): Luna: New Moon
  Locus Award – Best Science Fiction Novel (2018): Luna: Wolf Moon
  Locus Award – Best Science Fiction Novel (2020): Luna: Moon Rising
caption: Ian McDonald at Eurocon/Swecon 2011 in Stockholm.
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