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SCIENCE FICTION WRITER  ROBERT J. SAWYER  Best Novel Hugo and Nebula Award Winner SFWRITER.COM > About Rob > Nebula Award > Authors Who Have Won   Authors Who Have Won Nebula Awards   Up to an including the awards presented in 2007, a total of 32 different authors have won the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America's Nebula Award for Best Novel of the Year. All the authors are Americans, except for Clarke (Sri Lankan), Gaiman (British), and Gibson and Sawyer (who are both Canadian). In alphabetical order, the Best Novel Nebula Award-winning authors are: Catherine Asaro Isaac Asimov Greg Bear Gregory Benford Michael Bishop David Brin Lois McMaster Bujold Octavia E. Butler Orson Scott Card Michael Chabon Arthur C. Clarke Samuel R. Delany Neil Gaiman William Gibson Nicola Griffith Joe Haldeman Frank Herbert Daniel Keyes Ursula K. Le Guin Jack McDevitt Vonda N. McIntyre Elizabeth Moon Pat Murphy Larry Niven Alexei Panshin Frederik Pohl Kim Stanley Robinson Robert J. Sawyer Elizabeth Ann Scarborough Robert Silverberg Michael Swanwick Connie Willis Gene Wolfe Books that have won a Nebula, sorted by author Chronological list of Best Novel Nebula winners   More Good Reading   Robert J. Sawyer's essay on winning the Nebula Award About The Terminal Experiment, Rob's Nebula-Award-winning novel

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