Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Science Fiction, Fantasy and Speculative Fiction
Los Angeles Times
An annual category within the Los Angeles Times Book Prizes, established to honor outstanding works of science fiction, fantasy, and speculative fiction published in the preceding year, recognizing excellence in imaginative and speculative storytelling.
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2025
- LuminousWon
Silvia Park
- Death of the AuthorShortlisted
Nnedi Okorafor
- EsperanceShortlisted
Adam Oyebanji
- The Buffalo Hunter HunterShortlisted
Stephen Graham Jones
- The Death of MountainsShortlisted
Jordan Kurella
2024
- The Book of LoveWon
Kelly Link
- AbsolutionShortlisted
Jeff VanderMeer
- The Bright SwordShortlisted
Lev Grossman
- The City in GlassShortlisted
Nghi Vo
- The Naming SongShortlisted
Jedediah Berry
2023
- The ReformatoryWon
Tananarive Due
- Jewel Box: StoriesShortlisted
E. Lily Yu
- Lone WomenShortlisted
Victor Lavalle
- The Fragile Threads of PowerShortlisted
V. E. Schwab
- WhalefallShortlisted
Daniel Kraus
2022
- SpearWon
Nicola Griffith
- Liberation Day: StoriesShortlisted
George Saunders
- The Ballad of Perilous GravesShortlisted
Alex Jennings
- Shortlisted
- The Mountain in the SeaShortlisted
Ray Nayler
2021
- Spirits Abroad: StoriesWon
Zen Cho
- Light from Uncommon StarsShortlisted
Ryka Aoki
- SorrowlandShortlisted
Rivers Solomon
- The Dangers of Smoking in BedShortlisted
Mariana Enríquez
- The World Gives WayShortlisted
Marissa Levien
2020
- The Only Good IndiansWon
Stephen Graham Jones
- LakewoodShortlisted
Megan Giddings
- PiranesiShortlisted
Susanna Clarke
- The City We BecameShortlisted
N. K. Jemisin
- Where the Wild Ladies AreShortlisted
Aoko Matsuda, trans. by Polly Barton
2019
- Black Leopard, Red WolfWon
Marlon James
- Exhalation: StoriesShortlisted
Ted Chiang
- Song for the Unraveling of the WorldShortlisted
Brian Evenson
- The Old DriftShortlisted
Namwali Serpell
- This is How You Lose the Time WarShortlisted
Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone