August Derleth Award – Horror Novel

2013 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerLast DaysAdam NevillLast Days (winner of the British Fantasy Award for Best Horror Novel of the Year) by Adam Nevill is a Blair Witch style novel in which a documentary film-maker undertakes the investigation of a dangerous cult—with creepy consequences When guerrilla documen...Amazon2013 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistSilent VoicesGary McMahonAmazonSome Kind of Fairy TaleGraham JoyceAmazonThe Drowning GirlCaitlín R. KiernanAmazonThe Kind FolkRamsey CampbellAmazon

2012 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerThe RitualAdam NevillNow a Netflix Original Movie! When four old University friends set off into the Scandinavian wilderness of the Arctic Circle, they aim to briefly escape the problems of their lives and reconnect with one another. But when Luke, the only man still single an...Amazon

2011 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerDemon DanceSam StoneDeep in the bowels of Rhuddlan Castle the ancient vampire Lilly waits, reflecting on the bizarre twists of fate that brought her here. Leaving behind her lover and maker Gabriele, Lilly treads a path between instinct and survival: always living in fear of ...Amazon2011 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistApartment 16Adam NevillAmazonPretty Little Dead ThingsGary McMahonAmazonThe LeapingTom FletcherAmazonThe Silent LandGraham JoyceAmazon

2008 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerThe Grin of the DarkRamsey CampbellOnce upon a time Tubby Thackeray's silent comedies were hailed as the equal of Chaplin's and Keaton's, but now his name has been deleted from the history of the cinema. Some of his music-hall performances before he went to Hollywood were riotously controve...Amazon2008 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistHeart-Shaped BoxJoe HillAmazonThe IntrudersMichael MarshallAmazonThe ServantsMichael Marshall SmithAmazonThe TakenSarah PinboroughAmazonThe TerrorDan SimmonsAmazon

2006 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerAnansi BoysNeil GaimanA kaleidoscopic journey deep into myth from bestselling storytelling legend Neil Gaiman, bestselling author of American Gods and Norse Mythology....Amazon2006 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistA Feast for CrowsGeorge R. R. MartinAmazonNowhere Near an AngelMark MorrisAmazonSecret StoriesRamsey CampbellAmazonThe Hounds of AvalonMark ChadbournAmazonVellumHal DuncanAmazon

2005 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerThe Dark Tower VII: The Dark TowerStephen KingThe final installment in the epic series completes the quest of Roland Deschain, who works to outmaneuver the increasingly desperate acts of his adversaries and confronts losses within his circle of companions....Amazon2005 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistAbarat: Days of Magic, Nights of WarClive BarkerAmazonJonathan Strange & Mr NorrellSusanna ClarkeAmazonThe Queen of SinisterMark ChadbournAmazonThe Water RoomChristopher FowlerAmazon

2004 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerFull Dark HouseChristopher FowlerWhen a bomb devastates the office of London's most unusual police unit and claims the life of its oldest detective, Arthur Bryant, his surviving partner John May searches for clues to the bomber's identity. His search takes him back to the day the detectiv...Amazon2004 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistFelaheen: The Third ArabeskJon Courtenay GrimwoodAmazonlost boy lost girlPeter StraubAmazonNobody TrueJames HerbertAmazonThe Poison MasterLiz WilliamsAmazonVampyrrhic RitesSimon ClarkAmazon

2003 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerThe ScarChina MiévilleWinner of the British Fantasy Award, The Scar by China Miéville is a colossal fantasy of incredible diversity and spellbinding imagination, set in the richly visualized world of Bas-Lag. A human cargo bound for servitude in exile . . . A pirate city hauled...Amazon2003 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistThe Darkest Part of the WoodsRamsey CampbellAmazonThe Devil in GreenMark ChadbournAmazonThe Facts of LifeGraham JoyceAmazonWhite ApplesJonathan CarrollAmazon