Awards - Angry Robot

Nice Things – Awards & Nominations

2023

Daniel Church – shortlisted for the BFS Award for Best Horror for The Hollows
Gemma Amor – shortlisted for the BFS Award for Best Horror for Full Immersion
Ciel Pierlot – shortlisted for the Compton Crook Award for Bluebird
Sarah J Daley – shortlisted for the Compton Crook Award for Obsidian
Khan Wong – finalist for the Lambda LGBTQ+ Speculative Fiction Award for The Circus Infinite
WP Wiles – Winner of the Kitschies Red Tentacle Award for The Last Blade Priest

2022

Un-su Kim – shortlisted for Kitschies Red Tentacle (Best Novel) for The Cabinet
Caroline Hardaker – shortlisted for Kitschies Golden Tentacle Tentacle (Best Debut) for Composite Creatures
Sarah J Daley – shortlisted for the The Fantasy Hive, Debut of the Year for Obsidian
Stacey McEwan – shortlisted for the The Fantasy Hive, Debut of the Year for Ledge
Karen Heuler – winner for the The Fantasy Hive, Best Fantasy Creature for The Splendid City

2021

Angry Robot Books – winner of the Booknest Fantasy Award for Best Imprint

2020

Amanda Bridgeman – winner of the Tin Duck Award for Best Novel for The Sensation
Jeannette Ng – winner of the Hugo for Best Related Work for her acceptance speech for the John W. Campbell Award for Under the Pendulum Sun
Ada Hoffmann – nominated for the Philip K. Dick Award for The Outside
Ada Hoffmann – nominated for the Arthur C Clarke Award for The Outside
Kameron Hurley – nominated for the Arthur C. Clarke Award for The Light Brigade
Tyler Hayes – nominated for the Starburst Brave New Words Award for The Imaginary Corpse
Tyler Hayes – nominated for the Neukom Literary Institute Literary Arts Award for Best Debut for The Imaginary Corpse

2019

Jeannette Ng – winner of the John W Campbell Award for Best New Writer for Under the Pendulum Sun
Keren Landsman – winner of the Geffen Award for Best SFF Novel for The Heart of the Circle
Micah Yongo – finalist for the British Fantasy Awards Sydney J Bounds Award for Best Newcomer for Lost Gods
Cameron Johnston – finalist for the British Fantasy Awards Sydney J Bounds Award for Best Newcomer for The Traitor God
Kameron Hurley – shortlisted for GoodReads Choice Awards’ Best Science Fiction for The Light Brigade
Lauren Teffeau – finalist for The Prism Award for Implanted
Jasmine Gower – finalist for the Endeavour Award for Moonshine

2018

Rod Duncan – winner of the Leicester Book Prize for The Queen of All Crows
Jasmine Gower – finalist for the Endeavour Award for Moonshine
Kameron Hurley – finalist for the John W Campbell Award for The Stars Are Legion
Danielle L Jensen – nominated for the Polish Best YA Fantasy & Science Fiction Novel for Warrior Witch
Cameron Johnston – finalist for the Dragon Award, Best Fantasy Novel for The Traitor God
Foz Meadows – finalist for the Norma K Hemming Award, Long Work for An Accident of Stars
Jeannette Ng – winner of the Subjective Chaos, Best Fantasy Novel for Under the Pendulum Sun
Jeannette Ng – winner of the British Fantasy Award, Best Newcomer for Under the Pendulum Sun
Jeannette Ng – winner of the John W Campbell Award for Under the Pendulum Sun
Jeannette Ng – finalist for the Starburst Brave New Words Award
Jeff Noon – finalist for the Philip K Dick Award for The Body Library
Alex Wells – winner of The Kitschies Gold Tentacle for Best SF Debut for Hunger Makes the Wolf

2017

KC Alexander – finalist for the Bisexual Book Award for Speculative Fiction for Necrotech
Angry Robot – Spotlight Publisher of Honor at Norwescon
Matthew de Abaitua – finalist for the British Fantasy Society Award for Best Fantasy Novel for The Destructives
Matt Hill – finalist for the Philip K Dick Award for Best Original SF Paperback for Graft
Matt Hill – finalist for the British Fantasy Society Award for Best Fantasy Novel for Graft
Danielle L Jensen – nominated for the Polish Best SFF Book of the Year for Stolen Songbird
Foz Meadows – finalist for the Bisexual Book Award for Speculative Fiction for An Accident of Stars
Megan E O’Keefe – won the Gemmell Morningstar Award for Steal the Sky
Tim Pratt – finalist for the Philip K Dick Award for Best Original SF Paperback for The Wrong Stars
Peter Tieryas – won the Siun Award for Best Foreign Novel for United States of Japan
Peter Tieryas – finalist for the British Fantasy Society Award for Best Fantasy Novel for United States of Japan

2016

Wesley Chu – finalist for the Chicago Review of Books Award for Time Siege
Marc Gascoigne/Angry Robot – won the BFS Award for Best Independent Press by the British Fantasy Society
Ramez Naam – finalist for the Libertarian Futurist Society’s Prometheus Award for Apex
Ramez Naam – won the Philip K Dick Award for Best Original SF Paperback for Apex
Adam Rakunas – nominated for the Philip K Dick Award for Best Original SF Paperback for Windswept
Ferrett Steinmetz – finalist for the Baltimore Science Fiction Society’s Compton Crook Award for Best First Novel for Flex

2015

Wesley Chu – won the John W Campbell Award for Best New Writer for The Lives of Tao
Rod Duncan – nominated for the East Midlands Book Award’s Best Book by an East Midlands Author for The Bullet-Catcher’s Daughter
Rod Duncan – nominated for the Philip K Dick Award for Best Original SF Paperback for The Bullet-Catcher’s Daughter
Ramez Naam – semifinalist for the GoodReads Choice Awards’ Best Science Fiction for Apex
Marc Gascoigne – nominated for the Locus Awards’ Publisher Award for Angry Robot Books
Kameron Hurley – finalist for The Gemmel Awards Morningstar Award for The Mirrror Empire
Kameron Hurley – finalist for Locus Awards’ Best Fantasy Novel for The Mirrror Empire
Anna Kashina – won Prism Awards’ Fantasy Award for The Guild of Assassins
Anna Kashina – won Prism Awards’ Best of the Best for The Guild of Assassins

2014

Madeline Ashby – nominated for Locus Awards’ Best SF Novel for ID
Aliette de Bodard – nominated for a Hugo Award for Best Novelette
Wesley Chu – nominated for the John W Campbell Award Best New Writer forThe Lives of Tao
Cassandra Rose Clarke – finalist for the Philip K Dick Award for Best Original SF Paperback for The Mad Scientist’s Daughter
Marc Gascoigne – nominated for the Locus Awards’ Publisher Award for Angry Robot Books
Lee Harris – nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Editor, Long Form for Angry Robot Books
Kameron Hurley – won the Hugo Award for Best Fan Writer
Kameron Hurley – won the Hugo Award for Best Related Work
Ramez Naam – nominated for the Arthur C Clarke Award for Best SF Novel forNexus
Ramez Naam – won the Endeavour Award for Best SFF Novel for Nexus
Ramez Naam – nominated for the John W Campbell Award Best New Writer forNexus
Ramez Naam – won the Prometheus Award for Best Novel for Nexus
Ramez Naam – nominated for the Prometheus Award Best Novel for Crux
Marianne de Pierres – won the Aurealis Award for Best SF Novel for Peacemaker
Mike Underwood – nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Fancast for The Skiffy & Fanty Show

2013

Jo Anderton – nominated for the Ditmar Award for Best Novel for Suited
Madeline Ashby – finalist for Locus Awards’ Best First Novel for vN
Lee Battersby – finalist for the Aurealis Award for Best Horror Novel for The Marching Dead
Lee Battersby – nominated for the Ditmar Award for Best Novel for The Corpse-Rat King
Kim Curran – finalist for the British Fantasy Society’s Sydney J Bounds Award – Best Newcomer for Shift
Marc Gascoigne – nominated for Locus Awards’ Publisher Award for Angry Robot Books
Matt Hughes – finalist for the Endeavour Award for Best SFF Novel for Costume Not Included
Anne Lyle – finalist for the British Fantasy Society’s Sydney J Bounds Award – Best Newcomer for The Alchemist of Souls
Ramez Naam – finalist for the Kitschies Red Tentacle (Best Novel) for Nexus
Will Staehle – won for the Kitschies Inky Tentacle (Best Artwork) for The Age Atomic
Chuck Wendig – nominated for the John W Campbell Award for Best New Writer for Blackbirds

2012

Jo Anderton – finalist for the Aurealis Award for Best SF Novel for Suited
Jo Anderton – nominated for the Ditmar Award for Best Novel for Debris
Madeline Ashby – finalist for the Kitschies Red Tentacle (Best Novel) for vN
Lee Battersby – nominated for the Australian Shadow Awards Novel for The Corpse-Rat King
Kaaron Warren – nominated for the Ditmar Award for Best Novel for Mistification

2011

Jo Anderton – finalist for the Aurealis Award for Best Fantasy Novel for Debris
Lauren Beukes – won the Arthur C Clarke Award for Best SF Novel for Zoo City
Lauren Beukes – nominated for the John W Campbell Award for Best New Writer for Zoo City
Lauren Beukes – finalist for the M-Net Literary Awards for Best English Language Novel for Zoo City
Lauren Beukes – finalist for the Nielsen’s Bookseller’s Choice Award Book of the Year for Zoo City
Lauren Beukes – longlisted for the Sunday Times Fiction Prize for Zoo City
Lauren Beukes – finalist for the University of Johannesburg Creative Writing Prize for Zoo City
Lauren Beukes – nominated for the World Fantasy Award for Best Novel for Zoo City
Marc Gascoigne – won the World Fantasy Award’s Special Award (Professional) for Angry Robot Books
Kaaron Warren – nominated for the Ditmar Award for Best Novel for Walking The Tree

2010

Lauren Beukes – finalist for the British SF Association’s Award for Best Novel for Zoo City
Lauren Beukes – won the Kitschies Red Tentacle (Best Novel) for Zoo City
Joey Hi-Fi – won the British SF Association’s Award for Best Artwork for Zoo City
Kaaron Warren – won the Ditmar Award for Best Novel for Slights

2009

Kaaron Warren – finalist for the Aurealis Award for Best Horror Novel for Slights
Kaaron Warren – won the Australian Shadow Awards for Long Fiction for Slights