Below is a list of all the novels that have won the Nebula Award for best novel. When creating this list I noticed that I am familiar with some of the authors here, including some of whose works I have not read. Another interesting point is whether a given author won the award more than once and how long has passed between each time. Lastly, I am somewhat surprised that Robert A. Heinlein has not one any Nebula Awards, I guess he was too busy winning the Hugo awards.

I have previously read several of the novels on the list and at this time I will not be reading them again. I may decide to go back and re-read the ones on the list after I have finished all the others. We will see.

At first, I wanted to read the novels in order from oldest winner to most recent. However, this is not going to work in practice, though, I will still try to do so as much as I can. I prefer audiobooks over print or ebooks, as it is easier for me to consume books this way, and a lot of these novels have not gotten the audiobook treatment and so I will often skip novels because there are no audiobook versions that I was able to get my hands on. Otherwise, I will be reading the books manually. Which might take some time as I am currently in the middle of reading the 'Ware' Tetralogy by Rudy Rucker. In fact, you can get an ebook version of it from his website which was released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivative License. I am currently half-way through the second novel of the series, Wetware, and will definitely post a review of the series upon completion. I will be reading these novels in two formats, so I will be able to read two novels in parallel.

The format of the table is as follows: TITLE - AUTHOR - YEAR. Year is last because I de-emphasized it by not reading in order. Bold items I have not read.

  1. DUNE - Frank Herbert - 1965
  2. Tie - 1966
    • BABEL-17 - Samuel R. Delany -1966
    • FLOWERS FOR ALGEMON - Daniel Keyes - 1966
  3. THE EINSTEIN INTERSECTION - Samuel R. Delaby - 1967
  4. RITE OF PASSAGE - Alexei Panshin - 1968
  5. THE LEFT HAND OF DARKNESS - Ursula K. Le Guin - 1969
  6. RINGWORLD - Larry Niven - 1970
  7. A TIME OF CHANGES - Robert Silverberg - 1971
  8. THE GODS THEMSELVES - Isaac Asimov - 1972
  9. RENDEZVOUS WITH RAMA - Arthur C. Clarke - 1973
  10. THE DISPOSSESSED - Ursula K. Le Guin - 1974
  11. THE FOREVER WAR - Joe Haldeman - 1975
  12. MAN PLUS - Frederik Pohl - 1976
  13. GATEWAY - Frederik Pohl - 1977
  14. DREAMSNAKE - Vonda McIntyre - 1978
  15. THE FOUNTAINS OF PARADISE - Arthur C. Clarke - 1979
  16. TIMESCAPE - Gregory Benford - 1980
  17. THE CLAW OF THE CONCILIATOR - 1981
  18. NO ENEMY BUT TIME - Michael Bishop - 1982
  19. STARTIDE RISING - David Brin - 1983
  20. NEUROMANCER - William Gibson
  21. ENDER'S GAME - Orson Scott Card - 1985
  22. SPEAKER FOR THE DEAD - Orson Scott Card - 1986
  23. THE FALLING WOMAN - Pat Murphy - 1987
  24. FALLING FREE - Lois McMaster Bujold - 1988
  25. THE HEALER'S WAR - Elizabeth Ann Scarborough - 1989
  26. TEHANU: THE LAST BOOK OF EARTHSEA - Ursula K. Le Guin - 1990
  27. STATIONS OF THE TIDE - Michael Swanwick - 1991
  28. DOOMSDAY CLOCK - Connie Willis - 1992
  29. RED MARS - Kim Stanley Robinson - 1993
  30. MOVING MARS - Greg Bear - 1994
  31. THE TERMINAL EXPERIMENT - Robert J. Sawyer - 1995
  32. SLOW RIVER - Nicola Griffith - 1996
  33. THE MOON AND THE SUN - Vonda McIntyre - 1997
  34. FOREVER PEACE - Joe Haldeman - 1998
  35. PARABLE OF THE TALENTS - Octavia E. Butler - 1999
  36. DARWIN'S RADIO - Greg Bear - 2000
  37. THE QUANTUM ROSE - Catherine Asaro - 2001
  38. AMERICAN GODS - Neil Gaiman - 2002
  39. THE SPEED OF DARK - Elizabeth Moon - 2003
  40. PALADIN OF SOULS - Lois McMaster Bujold - 2004
  41. CAMOUFLAGE - Joes Haldeman - 2005
  42. SEEKER - Jack McDevitt - 2006
  43. THE YIDDISH POLICEMEN'S UNION - Michael Chabon - 2007
  44. POWERS - Ursula K. Le Guin - 2008
  45. THE WINDUP GIRL - Paolo Bacigalupi - 2009

16/46 Read. 30/46 to Read. I will update this list as I finish reading the novels.