- 3001: The Final Odyssey
 - Official site for Arthur C. Clarke's novel 3001: The Final Odyssey. Read or listen to audio excerpts from the 2001 sequel, and chat with computerized character HAL online. - Arthur C. Clarke Award
- Yearly award for the best science fiction novel published in the U.K. Founded by Arthur C. Clarke, the author of 2001: A Space Odyssey. Browse winners and shortlists, or learn about award judges.
- Arthur C. Clarke Chapter of The Silicon Jungle
- The 1983 saga of an interviewer attempting to conduct a computerized interview with author Arthur C. Clarke. Includes the science fiction veteran's predictions about humanity's high-tech future.
- Arthur C. Clarke Foundation, The
- Dedicated to pursuing the scientific interests of the late author and satellite designer Arthur C. Clarke. Find out about the foundation's research projects, awards for achievement in science, and educational resources.
- ArthurCClarke.net
- Fan page for author and visionary Arthur C. Clarke, dedicated to all things Clarkean. Includes news, biography, discussion, and book list.
- BBC News Obituary: Sir Arthur C. Clarke
- March, 2008, obituary for author, inventor, and futurist Arthur C. Clarke. Includes tributes from fans and colleagues, video clips, and notes on Sir Arthur top predictions.
- Books and Writers: Arthur C. Clarke
- Biography and bibliography of Arthur C. Clarke, the British science fiction writer behind 2001: A Space Odyssey. Discusses his books, early life, and invention of the communication satellite.
- CNN: Author Arthur C. Clarke Dies
- March, 2008, obituary for author, screenwriter, scientist, and visionary Arthur C. Clarke, whose works included 2001: A Space Odyssey.
- God, Science, and Delusion: A Chat With Arthur C. Clarke
- 1999 interview with Arthur C. Clarke, the scientist and science fiction author, discussing religion, morality, and science. From Free Inquiry Magazine.
- HALbday.com
- Science fiction author Arthur C. Clarke wishes happy birthday to his most famous character, the artificially intelligent computer HAL 9000. Also includes birthday emails from HAL fans.
- IMDb: Arthur C. Clarke
- Facts and filmography for Oscar-nominated author and screenwriter, Arthur C. Clarke, whose credits include 2001: A Space Odyssey.
- ISFDb: Arthur C. Clarke
- Complete bibliography of Arthur C. Clarke's novels, nonfiction books, and long works from 1951 on. From the Internet Speculative Fiction Database.
- New York Times: Arthur C. Clarke, 90, Science Fiction Writer, Dies
- Obituary for author Arthur C. Clarke. Includes related news articles and a photo gallery.
- Onion A.V. Club: Arthur C. Clarke
- Science fiction author Arthur C. Clarke discusses religion, transcendence, the possibility of life on Mars, and the dinosaur that was named after him. Interview from The Onion A.V. Club.
- Quotations Page: Arthur C. Clarke
- Memorable quotes from Arthur C. Clarke, the English astrophysicist and science fiction author.
- Salon: Arthur C. Clarke
- Profile and biography of Arthur C. Clarke, the visionary science-fiction writer whose books have predicted many new technologies. Discusses Clarke's childhood, early writing, and theories about the future of humanity.
- Sir Arthur Clarke Awards
- Annual event recognising U.K. achievements in space exploration.
- SPACE.com: Science Fiction Writer Arthur C. Clarke Dies
- March, 2008, obituary for author Arthur C. Clarke.
- SparkNotes: 2001: A Space Odyssey
- Reading guide for the Arthur C. Clarke novel 2001: A Space Odyssey. Includes character analysis, summaries, themes, and further reading.
- Where Is Everybody?
- Short essay by Arthur C. Clarke, the science fiction author, about the possibility of life on other planets. From SETI.
- Wikipedia: Arthur C. Clarke
- Read about the life of Arthur C. Clarke, the British author and inventor known for visionary science fiction novels like 2001: A Space Odyssey. Discusses Clarke's life, novels, essays, and short stories.
- YouTube: Sir Arthur C. Clarke: 90th Birthday Reflections
- December, 2007, video in which science fiction author and futurist Sir Arthur C. Clarke reflects on his life and the current state of the world.
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