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Michael Bruce Sterling (born April 14, 1954) is an American science fiction author who is best known for his novels and his work on the Mirrorshades anthology. This work helped to define the cyberpunk genre.

v t e Winners of the Arthur C. Clarke Award
1987-2000	The Handmaid's Tale (Margaret Atwood, 1987) The Sea and Summer (George Turner, 1988) Unquenchable Fire (Rachel Pollack, 1989) The Child Garden (Geoff Ryman, 1990) Take Back Plenty (Colin Greenland, 1991) Synners (Pat Cadigan, 1992) Body of Glass (Marge Piercy, 1993) Vurt (Jeff Noon, 1994) Fools (Pat Cadigan, 1995) Fairyland (Paul J. McAuley, 1996) The Calcutta Chromosome (Amitav Ghosh, 1997) The Sparrow (Mary Doria Russell, 1998) Dreaming In Smoke (Tricia Sullivan, 1999) Distraction (Bruce Sterling, 2000)
2001-2020	Perdido Street Station (China Miéville, 2001) Bold As Love (Gwyneth Jones, 2002) The Separation (Christopher Priest, 2003) Quicksilver (Neal Stephenson, 2004) Iron Council (China Miéville, 2005) Air (Geoff Ryman, 2006) Nova Swing (M. John Harrison, 2007) Black Man (Richard K. Morgan, 2008) Song of Time (Ian R. MacLeod, 2009) The City & the City (China Miéville, 2010) Zoo City (Lauren Beukes, 2011) The Testament of Jessie Lamb (Jane Rogers, 2012) Dark Eden (Chris Beckett, 2013) Ancillary Justice (Ann Leckie, 2014) Station Eleven (Emily St. John Mandel, 2015) Children of Time (Adrian Tchaikovsky, 2016) The Underground Railroad (Colson Whitehead, 2017) Dreams Before the Start of Time (Anne Charnock, 2018) Rosewater (Tade Thompson, 2019) The Old Drift (Namwali Serpell, 2020)
2021-2040	The Animals in that Country (Laura Jean McKay, 2021) Deep Wheel Orcadia (Harry Josephine Giles, 2022) Venomous Lumpsucker (Ned Beauman, 2023)