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Ignotus Award for Best Foreign Novel

The Ignotus Award for Best Foreign Novel is a literary award for science fiction, horror or fantasy novels translated to Spanish, first presented in 1994. We have reviewed 1 book connected to it, including 1 winner.

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1Winners
5Honoured authors with pages

Ignotus Award for Best Foreign Novel winners we’ve reviewed

Newest first
2015
The Martian cover
WinnerThe MartianAndy Weir · ★ 4.5

Authors honoured

Each links to their author page
Liu Cixin2017Andy Weir2015Haruki Murakami2012China Miéville2002, 2013, 2014Neal Stephenson2001

Frequently asked questions

Which Ignotus Award for Best Foreign Novel winners has The Bookish Elf reviewed?

The Martian (2015).

How many Ignotus Award for Best Foreign Novel books have you reviewed?

1 so far, 1 of them winners.

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