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Line 1: {{~~trope~~Useful Notes}} {{stub}} An international award for creators of the [[Fantasy]] genre. It's been around since 1975. {{Needs More Info}} ~~----~~ == World Fantasy Award winners and nominees: ==▼ {{outdated}} === Novel ===▼ See the complete list of winners on [http://www.worldfantasy.org/awards/winners/ the official website].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) ▲== {{examples\|World Fantasy Award winners and nominees include: ==}} ▲=== Novel === {{World Fantasy Award Novel}} Selected nominees: * ''[[The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant]]'' - nominated 1978 * ''[[The Riddle-Master of Hed\|Harpist In The Wind]]'' - nominated 1980 * ''[[The Mist]]'' - won 1981 * ''[[Pet Sematary]]'' - nominated 1984 * ''[[Bridge of Birds]]'' - dual winner 1985 * ''[[Mythago Wood]]'' - dual winner 1985 * ''[[The Vampire Chronicles\|The Vampire Lestat]]'' - nominated 1986 * ''[[Perfume]]'' - won 1987 * ''[[IT]]'' - nominated 1987 * ''[[The Silence of the Lambs]]'' - nominated 1989 * ''[[Lyonesse\|Lyonesse: Madouc]]'' - won 1990 * ''[[Good Omens]]'' - nominated 1991 * ''[[Tigana]]'' - nominated 1991 * ''[[Anno Dracula]]'' - nominated 1993 * ''[[The Iron Dragon's ~~Daughter\|The Iron Dragons~~ Daughter]]'' - nominated 1994 * ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire\|A Game of Thrones]]'' - nominated 1997 * ''[[The Sarantine Mosaic\|Sailing to Sarantium]]'' - nominated 1999 * ''[[Thraxas]]'' - won 2000 * ''[[His Dark Materials\|The Amber Spyglass]]'' - nominated 2001 * ''[[Perdido Street Station]]'' - nominated 2001 * ''[[Earthsea Trilogy\|The Other Wind]]'' - won 2002 * ''[[American Gods]]'' - nominated 2002 * ''The Curse of [[Chalion]]'' - nominated 2002 * ''[[The Scar]]'' - nominated 2003 * ''[[Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell]]'' - won 2005 * ''[[Iron Council]]'' - nominated 2005 * ''[[Kafka on the Shore]]'' - won 2006 * ''[[Gentleman Bastard Sequence\|The Lies of Locke Lamora]]'' - nominated 2007 * ''[[Ysabel]]'' - won 2008 * ''[[The Graveyard Book]]'' - nominated 2009 * ''[[The City & the City\|The City and The City]]'' - won 2010 * ''[[Inheritance Trilogy\|The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms]]'' - nominated 2011 === Novella === {{World Fantasy Award Novella}} * ''[[Coraline (novel)\|Coraline]]'' - nominated 2003 === Short Fiction === * ''[[The Sandman\|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) === ~~Collection~~Special Awards === === ~~Artist~~Life Achievement === {{World Fantasy Award Life Achievement}} ~~=== Special Awards: ===~~ ~~Life Achievement:~~ * [[Robert Bloch]] - 1975 * [[Ray Bradbury]] - 1977 * [[Jorge Luis Borges]] - 1979 * [[Manly Wade Wellman]] - 1980 * [[Roald Dahl]] - 1983 * [[Avram Davidson]] - 1986 * [[Harlan Ellison]] - 1993 * [[Ursula K. Le Guin]] - 1995 * [[Gene Wolfe]] - 1996 * [[Andre Norton]] - 1998 * [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]] - 2000 * [[Michael Moorcock]] - 2000 * [[Frank Frazetta]] - 2001 * [[Lloyd Alexander]] - 2003 * [[Stephen King]] - 2004 * [[Gahan Wilson]] - 2004 * [[Diana Wynne Jones]] - 2007 * [[Patricia A. McKillip]] - 2008 * [[Jane Yolen]] - 2009 * [[Brian Lumley]] - 2010 * [[Terry Pratchett]] - 2010 * [[Peter S. Beagle]] - 2011 ~~Professional:~~ ~~Non-Professional:~~ {{reflist}} [[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]▼ [[Category:Awards Index]] [[Category:~~index~~List of Lists]] ▲[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]