Locus Award for Best Science Fiction Novel

The Locus Award for Best Science Fiction Novel is one of the yearly Locus Awards. It is presented  by the science fiction magazine Locus. Awards in one year are given for the works made the year before. The award was first presented in 1980. There was an award for Best Novel instead. A similar award for Best Fantasy Novel was introduced in 1978. The Locus Awards are known as an important prize for science fiction, fantasy and horror books.

Winners
 Year Work Author Ref. 1980 TitanJohn Varley 1981 Joan D. Vinge 1982 Julian May 1983 Foundation's EdgeIsaac Asimov 1984 Startide RisingDavid Brin 1985 Larry Niven 1986 David Brin 1987 Speaker for the DeadOrson Scott Card 1988 David Brin 1989 CyteenC. J. Cherryh 1990 HyperionDan Simmons 1991 Dan Simmons 1992 BarrayarLois McMaster Bujold 1993 Doomsday Book Connie Willis  1994 Green MarsKim Stanley Robinson 1995 Mirror DanceLois McMaster Bujold 1996 Neal Stephenson 1997 Blue MarsKim Stanley Robinson 1998 Dan Simmons 1999 To Say Nothing of the DogConnie Willis 2000 CryptonomiconNeal Stephenson 2001 Ursula K. Le Guin 2002 PassageConnie Willis 2003  Kim Stanley Robinson 2004 Ilium Dan Simmons 2005  Neal Stephenson 2006 Accelerando Charles Stross 2007 Rainbows End Vernor Vinge 2008  Michael Chabon 2009 Anathem Neal Stephenson 2010 BoneshakerCherie Priest 2011 Blackout/All ClearConnie Willis 2012 EmbassytownChina Miéville 2013 RedshirtsJohn Scalzi 2014 Abaddon's GateJames S. A. Corey 2015 Ancillary Sword Ann Leckie 2016 Ancillary Mercy Ann Leckie  2017 Death's EndLiu Cixin 2018  John Scalzi  2019  Mary Robinette Kowal  2020  Charlie Jane Anders  2021 Network Effect Martha Wells 2022  Arkady Martine  2023  John Scalzi  2024  Martha Wells 2025  Alexander Boldizar 

Related pages
 Hugo Award
 Nebula Award
 BSFA Award

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Category:Literary awards
Category:Science fiction