World Fantasy Award
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An international award for creators of the Fantasy genre. It's been around since 1975.
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See the complete list of winners on the official website.
Award Categories:
- Anthology (1988-present)
- Artist (1975-present)
- Collection (1988-present)
- Collection/Anthology (1975-1987)
- Convention Award (1978-1997, 2013)
- Life Achievement (1975-present, multiple awards since 1984)
- Long Fiction (2016-present)
- Novel (1975-present)
- Novella (1982-2015)
- Short Fiction (1975-present)
- Special - Non-Pro (1975-present)
- Special - Pro (1975-present)
World Fantasy Award winners and nominees include:
Novel
Selected nominees:
- The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant - nominated 1978
- Harpist In The Wind - nominated 1980
- Pet Sematary - nominated 1984
- The Vampire Lestat - nominated 1986
- IT - nominated 1987
- The Silence of the Lambs - nominated 1989
- Good Omens - nominated 1991
- Tigana - nominated 1991
- Anno Dracula - nominated 1993
- The Iron Dragon's Daughter - nominated 1994
- A Game of Thrones - nominated 1997
- Sailing to Sarantium - nominated 1999
- The Amber Spyglass - nominated 2001
- Perdido Street Station - nominated 2001
- American Gods - nominated 2002
- The Curse of Chalion - nominated 2002
- The Scar - nominated 2003
- Iron Council - nominated 2005
- The Lies of Locke Lamora - nominated 2007
- The Graveyard Book - nominated 2009
- The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms - nominated 2011
Novella
- Coraline - nominated 2003
Short Fiction
- A Midsummer Night's Dream - won 1991 (notable in that after Neil Gaiman won this award, the rules were changed so that comics and graphic novels could never be nominated in this category again)