Campbell Award (best novel) - Revision history

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			''Distinguished from the [[Campbell Award (best new writer)\|Campbell Award for best new writer]]''

	A juried award for best science fiction novel of the year.		A juried award for best science fiction novel of the year.

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	A juried award for best science fiction novel of the year.		A juried award for best science fiction novel of the year.

	Between 1973 and 2006, first place was given to a woman three times. Of the approximately hundred novels awarded first, second, or third prize, ten have been women authors.		Between 1973 and 2006, first place was given to a woman three times. Of the approximately hundred novels awarded first, second, or third prize, ten have been women authors.<ref>See [http://www2.ku.edu/~sfcenter/campbell.htm List of recipients] at The John W. Campbell Award page.</ref>

	See also [[Juries for the Campbell Award (best novel)]]		See also [[Juries for the Campbell Award (best novel)]]
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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
	* http://www.ku.edu/~sfcenter/campbell.htm		* http://www.ku.edu/~sfcenter/campbell.htm

			==Notes==
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	[[category:Awards named after men]]		[[category:Awards named after men]]
	[[category:SF awards]]		[[category:SF awards]]

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	* http://www.ku.edu/~sfcenter/campbell.htm		* http://www.ku.edu/~sfcenter/campbell.htm

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	* http://www.ku.edu/~sfcenter/campbell.htm		* http://www.ku.edu/~sfcenter/campbell.htm

	[[category:SF ~~Awards~~]]		[[category:SF awards]]

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	== External ~~Awards~~ ==		== External Links ==

	* http://www.ku.edu/~sfcenter/campbell.htm		* http://www.ku.edu/~sfcenter/campbell.htm

	[[category:SF Awards]]		[[category:SF Awards]]

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	A juried award for best science fiction novel of the year. Between 1973 and 2006, first place was given to a woman three times~~: In~~ [[~~1987~~]], [[~~Joan Slonczewski~~]] ~~won for~~ [[A Door Into Ocean]]~~; in~~ [[1988]], [[Connie Willis]] ~~won for~~ [[~~Lincoln's Dreams~~]]~~; and~~ in [[~~2003~~]], [[Nancy Kress]] ~~won for~~ [[Probability Space]].		A juried award for best science fiction novel of the year.

			Between 1973 and 2006, first place was given to a woman three times. Of the approximately hundred novels awarded first, second, or third prize, ten have been women authors.

			1975
			2nd [[The Dispossessed]] by [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]

			1977
			3rd [[Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang]] by [[Kate Wilhelm]]

			1987
			1st [[A Door Into Ocean]] by [[Joan Slonczewski]]

			1988
			1st [[Lincoln's Dreams]] by [[Connie Willis]]

			1989
			3rd [[Dragonsdawn]] by [[Anne McCaffrey]]

			1992
			3rd [[A Woman of the Iron People]] by [[Eleanor Arnason]] (tied with two other novels)

			1993
			2nd [[Sideshow]] by [[Sheri S. Tepper]]

			1994
			2nd [[Beggars in Spain]] by [[Nancy Kress]]

			1997
			3rd [[The Sparrow]] by [[Mary Doria Russell]]

			2002
			3rd [[Probability Sun]] by [[Nancy Kress]]

			2003
			1st [[Probability Space]] by [[Nancy Kress]]

			2004
			2nd [[Natural History]] by [[Justina Robson]]

			2005
			3rd [[The Time Traveler's Wife]] by [[Audrey Niffenegger]]


			== External Awards ==

			* http://www.ku.edu/~sfcenter/campbell.htm

	[[category:SF Awards]]		[[category:SF Awards]]

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A juried award for best science fiction novel of the year. Between 1973 and 2006, first place was given to a woman three times: In [[1987]], [[Joan Slonczewski]] won for [[A Door Into Ocean]]; in [[1988]], [[Connie Willis]] won for [[Lincoln's Dreams]]; and in [[2003]], [[Nancy Kress]] won for [[Probability Space]].

[[category:SF Awards]]

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	Between 1973 and 2006, first place was given to a woman three times. Of the approximately hundred novels awarded first, second, or third prize, ten have been women authors.		Between 1973 and 2006, first place was given to a woman three times. Of the approximately hundred novels awarded first, second, or third prize, ten have been women authors.

			See also [[Juries for the Campbell Award (best novel)]]

	==Female writers==		==Female writers==

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	Between 1973 and 2006, first place was given to a woman three times. Of the approximately hundred novels awarded first, second, or third prize, ten have been women authors.		Between 1973 and 2006, first place was given to a woman three times. Of the approximately hundred novels awarded first, second, or third prize, ten have been women authors.

			==Female writers==
	1975		1975
	2nd [[The Dispossessed]] by [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]		* 2nd [[The Dispossessed]] by [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]

	1977		1977
	3rd [[Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang]] by [[Kate Wilhelm]]		* 3rd [[Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang]] by [[Kate Wilhelm]]

	1987		1987
	1st [[A Door Into Ocean]] by [[Joan Slonczewski]]		* 1st [[A Door Into Ocean]] by [[Joan Slonczewski]]

	1988		1988
	1st [[Lincoln's Dreams]] by [[Connie Willis]]		* 1st [[Lincoln's Dreams]] by [[Connie Willis]]

	1989		1989
	3rd [[Dragonsdawn]] by [[Anne McCaffrey]]		* 3rd [[Dragonsdawn]] by [[Anne McCaffrey]]

	1992		1992
	3rd [[A Woman of the Iron People]] by [[Eleanor Arnason]] (tied with two other novels)		* 3rd [[A Woman of the Iron People]] by [[Eleanor Arnason]] (tied with two other novels)

	1993		1993
	2nd [[Sideshow]] by [[Sheri S. Tepper]]		* 2nd [[Sideshow]] by [[Sheri S. Tepper]]

	1994		1994
	2nd [[Beggars in Spain]] by [[Nancy Kress]]		* 2nd [[Beggars in Spain]] by [[Nancy Kress]]

	1997		1997
	3rd [[The Sparrow]] by [[Mary Doria Russell]]		* 3rd [[The Sparrow]] by [[Mary Doria Russell]]

	2002		2002
	3rd [[Probability Sun]] by [[Nancy Kress]]		* 3rd [[Probability Sun]] by [[Nancy Kress]]

	2003		2003
	1st [[Probability Space]] by [[Nancy Kress]]		* 1st [[Probability Space]] by [[Nancy Kress]]

	2004		2004
	2nd [[Natural History]] by [[Justina Robson]]		* 2nd [[Natural History]] by [[Justina Robson]]

	2005		2005
	3rd [[The Time Traveler's Wife]] by [[Audrey Niffenegger]]		* 3rd [[The Time Traveler's Wife]] by [[Audrey Niffenegger]]


	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

	* http://www.ku.edu/~sfcenter/campbell.htm		* http://www.ku.edu/~sfcenter/campbell.htm

	[[category:Awards named after men]]		[[category:Awards named after men]]
	[[category:SF awards]]		[[category:SF awards]]