August Derleth Award – Horror Novel

2002 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerThe Night of the TriffidsSimon ClarkA sequel to John Wyndham’s post-apocalyptic horror classic The Day of the Triffids: “An action-filled tale that captures the spirit of the original story” (Library Journal). Winner of the British Fantasy Award for Best Novel In The Day of the Triffids, Bil...Amazon2002 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistAlways ForeverMark ChadbournAmazonAmerican GodsNeil GaimanAmazonBold as LoveGwyneth JonesAmazonSmoking PoppyGraham JoyceAmazon

2001 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerPerdido Street StationChina MiévilleWinner of the August Derleth award, Perdido Street Station is an imaginative fantasy thriller, and the first of China Miéville's novels set in the world of Bas-Lag. The metropolis of New Crobuzon sprawls at the centre of its own bewildering world. Humans a...Amazon2001 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistHushTim Lebbon & Gavin WilliamsAmazonMr. XPeter StraubAmazonSilent ChildrenRamsey CampbellAmazonThe RagchildSteve Lockley & Paul LewisAmazon

2000 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerIndigoGraham JoyceIn his first novel of literary suspense, award-winning author Joyce explores the far reaches of human passions and madness. "Indigo" is a thriller which finds believing is not always seeing....Amazon2000 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistShelterChaz BrenchleyAmazonThe Amber CitadelFreda WarringtonAmazonThe Marriage of SticksJonathan CarrollAmazonWorld's EndMark ChadbournAmazon

1999 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerBag of BonesStephen KingSet in the fictional town of Castle Rock, Maine From #1 New York Times bestselling author Stephen King, a powerful tale of grief, of love's enduring bonds, and the haunting secrets of the past. Set in the Maine territory King has made mythic, Bag of Bones ...Amazon1999 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistChasmStephen LawsAmazonGate of IvoryRobert HoldstockAmazonKissing the BeehiveJonathan CarrollAmazonOne of UsMichael Marshall SmithAmazonSomeplace to Be FlyingCharles de LintAmazonThe StormwatcherGraham JoyceAmazonVampyrrhicSimon ClarkAmazon

1998 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerLight ErrantChaz BrenchleySophisticated urban horror with a surreal edge by the author of Dead of light and Dispossession....Amazon1998 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistMesmerTim LebbonAmazonPolgara the SorceressDavid Eddings & Leigh EddingsAmazonSigns of LifeM. John HarrisonAmazonThe House on Nazareth HillRamsey CampbellAmazon

1997 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerThe Tooth FairyGraham JoyceSeven-year-old Sam Southall loses a tooth and that night he's visited by a sinister, rank, foul-mouthed, mercurial Tooth Fairy, a demonic being that apparently only he can see, but whose malignant influence spills over onto his family and friends.The Tooth...Amazon1997 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistAssassin's ApprenticeRobin HobbAmazonExcessionIain M. BanksAmazonHogfatherTerry PratchettAmazonSacramentClive BarkerAmazonScenting Hallowed BloodStorm ConstantineAmazonSparesMichael Marshall SmithAmazonThe Hellfire ClubPeter StraubAmazon

1996 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerRequiemGraham JoyceTraveling to Jerusalem after the sudden death of his wife, Tom Webster meets a mysterious old woman, whom he comes to believe is the spirit of Mary Magdalene trying to reveal a secret from the past...Amazon1996 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistBlood CrazySimon ClarkAmazonDead of LightChaz BrenchleyAmazonThe Gap Into Madness: Chaos and OrderStephen R. DonaldsonAmazonThe Time ShipsStephen BaxterAmazon

2019 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel WinnerLittle EveCatriona WardWhere is Evelyn? Oh, I remember. She took our eyes.' Winner of the British Fantasy Award for Best Horror and the Shirley Jackson Award for Best Novel. New Year's Day, 1921. Seven mutilated bodies are discovered in an ancient stone circle on a remote Scott...Amazon2019 British Fantasy Awards - August Derleth Award - Horror Novel ShortlistThe Cabin at the End of the WorldPaul TremblayAmazonThe Way of the WormRamsey CampbellAmazonWolf's HillSimon BestwickAmazon