The Bram Stoker Awards were announced this past weekend; without further ado, here are the winners:
Superior Achievement in a Novel
A Dark Matter by Peter Straub
Superior Achievement in a First Novel (tie)
Black And Orange by Benjamin Kane Ethridge
Castle of Los Angeles by Lisa Morton
Superior Achievement in Long Fiction
Invisible Fences by Norman Prentiss
Superior Achievement in Short Fiction
The Folding Man by Joe R. Lansdale
Superior Achievement in an Anthology
Haunted Legends edited by Ellen Datlow and Nick Mamatas
Superior Achievement in a Collection
Full Dark, No Stars by Stephen King
Superior Achievement in Nonfiction
To Each Their Darkness by Gary A. Braunbeck
Superior Achievement in a Poetry Collection
Dark Matters by Bruce Boston
Many congratulations to all the winners!!
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
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Thanks for the update, Damien! Is it just me, or does anyone else find it funny that five of the winners have either "dark," "darkness," or "black" in their title?
I didn't realize horror had to be so...I dunno...on the nose. Titles notwithstanding, those are some genuinely fine works among that list of winners. Congrats to all of them!
Joe, yes, it is sort of funny and yes again, fine work on that list indeed!
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