What is the Arthur C. Clarke Award?
Q: What is the Arthur C. Clarke Award?
A: The Arthur C. Clarke Award is a prize for excellent science fiction writing.
Q: Is the Arthur C. Clarke Award a global award?
A: No, the Arthur C. Clarke Award is a British award.
Q: What kind of science fiction novel can win the Arthur C. Clarke Award?
A: To win the Arthur C. Clarke Award, a novel must be published first in the United Kingdom and must be a science fiction novel from the year before.
Q: What does the winner of the Arthur C. Clarke Award get?
A: The winner of the Arthur C. Clarke Award gets money as a prize, with the prize amount increasing each year.
Q: Who provided money to start the Arthur C. Clarke Award?
A: The science fiction author Arthur C. Clarke provided money to start the Arthur C. Clarke Award.
Q: How are the winners of the Arthur C. Clarke Award chosen?
A: A group of judges, including the British Science Fiction Association, the Science Fiction Foundation, and SF Crowsnest, choose the winning book.
Q: When is the Arthur C. Clarke Award ceremony usually held?
A: Recently, the Arthur C. Clarke Award has been presented on the first night of the SCI-FI-LONDON film festival.
