August Derleth Award – Horror Novel

1983 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerThe Sword of the LictorGene WolfeBanished for the sin of mercy, Severian, one of the ancient guild of Torturers, flees from exile. In a mountain wilderness Severian, the disgraced apprentice torturer, has reached his place of exile - Thrax, the city of Windowless Rooms, where he must take...Amazon1983 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistIn ViriconiumM. John HarrisonAmazonPsycho IIRobert BlochAmazon

1994 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerThe Long LostRamsey CampbellDavid and Joelle's long-lost relative, Gwendolen, helps them recover from a family tragedy, but soon the young couple is caught in a web of evil and dark secrets seemingly spun from Gwendolen's white hair. Reprint....Amazon

1993 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerDark SisterGraham JoyceAlex and Maggie think they live in an ordinary townhouse until they discover a previous occupant's diary--a narrative of Wiccan practice and herb-lore. Compelled to investigate further, Maggie begins to discover strange powers within herself....Amazon

1992 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerOutside the Dog MuseumJonathan CarrollHarry Radcliffe is a brilliant prize-winning architect---witty and remarkable. He's also a self-serving opportunist, ready to take advantage of whatever situations, and women, come his way. But now, newly divorced and having had an inexplicable nervous bre...Amazon1992 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistSummer of NightDan SimmonsAmazonThe Count of ElevenRamsey CampbellAmazon

1991 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerMidnight SunRamsey CampbellFrom Publishers Weekly "Trees grow," wrote the dying Edward Sterling in the frozen earth of the forest in Stargrave, England, that became his burial ground. As his grandson Ben learns, in Campbell's beautifully poetic horror novel, the elder Sterling was a...Amazon

1990 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerCarrion ComfortDan SimmonsCarrion Comfort penetrates the darkest recesses of the 20th century, as one man seeks to justify his belief that a secret society of powerful beings is behind many of the world's most horrific catastrophes. Ranking among the greatest reinventions of the va...Amazon

1989 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerThe InfluenceRamsey CampbellSometimes evil refuses to die. Rowan’s great-aunt Queenie is dead. After all the misery she caused her family while she was alive, most of them are secretly relieved. But Queenie did not want to die, and she will do anything to live again…including possess...Amazon

1988 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerThe Hungry MoonRamsey Campbell"In every respect, Campbell's best." - Kirkus Reviews Isolated on the moors of northern England, the town of Moonwell has remained faithful to their Druid traditions and kept their old rituals alive. Right-wing evangelist Godwin Mann isn't about to let tha...Amazon

1987 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerItStephen King...Amazon1987 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistNecroscopeBrian LumleyAmazonStrangersDean R. KoontzAmazon

1986 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerThe CeremoniesT. E. D. Klein...Amazon