Philip K. Dick Award Public

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Books that have won the Philip K. Dick Award, given annually since 1982 by the Philadelphia Science Fiction Society for Best Original SF Paperback.

  1. Software by  (Ware Tetralogy, #1)

    No rating

    Cobb Anderson built the first robots with real brains, and was pleased when they revolted and set up their own …

    Phil in SF says:

    1983 winner

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    1984 winner

  3. Neuromancer by 

    4 stars

    The first of William Gibson's 'Sprawl' trilogy, Neuromancer is the classic cyberpunk novel.

    More information on the novel's official page …

    Phil in SF says:

    1985 winner

  4. Dinner At Deviant's Palace by 

    No rating

    A generation after the bombs wiped out Los Angeles (alone with most of the rest of the world) survivors have …

    Phil in SF says:

    1986 winner

  5. Homunculus by  (Langdon St. Ives, #1)

    No rating

    In the darkest recesses of a London alleyway, the mad hunchback Narbondo and his misanthropic assistant Pule bring the dead …

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    1987 winner

  6. Strange Toys by 

    No rating

    Pet is her name. At nine, she is struggling to protect her family from the horrors predicted in her strange …

    Phil in SF says:

    1988 winner

  7. Four Hundred Billion Stars by 

    No rating

    The sleeper wakes . . .

    A million years ago, a powerful alien species moved a dead planet into the …

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    1989 co-winner

  8. Wetware by 

    4 stars

    Phil in SF says:

    1989 co-winner

  9. Subterranean Gallery by 

    No rating

    San Francisco was turning into a jungle—more and more people living in cars, more and more mobs roaming the streets, …

    Phil in SF says:

    1990 winner

  10. Points of Departure by 

    No rating

    Pat Murphy is one of the most powerful and accomplished new writers of imaginative fiction this decade has produced. Her …

    Phil in SF says:

    1991 winner

  11. King of Morning, Queen of Day by 

    No rating

    In the myth-ridden hills of Ireland, three generations of young women struggle to tame the ancient magical powers that course …

    Phil in SF says:

    1992 winner

  12. Through the Heart by 

    No rating

    A monstrous vehicle called the Oasis moves inexorably across the wasteland. A human hive that symbolizes sanctuary, it dispenses a …

    Phil in SF says:

    1993 winner

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