the Clarke Award

The Clarke Award, officially known as the Arthur C. Clarke Award, is a prestigious British honor given annually to the best science fiction novel published in the UK. Named after science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke, the award recognizes innovative storytelling and imaginative exploration of future science and society. It aims to celebrate excellence in the genre and promotes literary quality and originality in science fiction works. The winner is chosen by a panel of experts, and the award often brings increased visibility and recognition to the authors and their ideas.