Bram Stoker Awards 2019
science fiction awards database
Where and When:
StokerCon,
Grand Rapids MI :
May 11, 2019
Eligibility Year: 2018
Eligibility Year: 2018
Lifetime Achievement
- Winner: Graham Masterton
Novel
- Winner: The Cabin at the End of the World, Paul Tremblay (Morrow)
- Dracul, Dacre Stoker & J. D. Barker (Putnam)
- Glimpse, Jonathan Maberry (St. Martin's)
- The Hunger, Alma Katsu (Putnam)
- Unbury Carol, Josh Malerman (Del Rey)
First Novel
- Winner: The Rust Maidens, Gwendolyn Kiste (Trepidatio)
- Baby Teeth, Zoje Stage (St. Martin's)
- I Am the River, T. E. Gray (Lethe)
- The Moore House, Tony Tremblay (Twisted)
- What Should Be Wild, Julia Fine (Harper)
Young-adult Novel
- Winner: The Dark Descent of Elizabeth Frankenstein, Kiersten White (Delacorte)
- Broken Lands, Jonathan Maberry (Simon & Schuster)
- Dread Nation, Justina Ireland (Baler + Bray)
- The Night Weaver, Monique Snyman (Gigi)
- Sawkill Girls, Claire Legrand (Katherine Tegan)
Long Fiction
- Winner: “The Devil's Throat”, Rena Mason (Hellhole)
- Bitter Suites, Angela Yuriko Smith (self-published)
- “Dead Lovers on Each Blade, Hung”, Usman T. Malik (Nightmare Nov 2018)
- Our Children, Our Teachers, Michael Bailey (Written Backwards)
- “You Are Released”, Joe Hill (Flight or Fright)
Short Fiction
- Winner: “Mutter”, Jess Landry (Fantastic Tales of Terror)
- “And in Her Eyes the City Drowned”, Kyla Lee Ward (Weirdbook May 2018)
- “Dead End Town”, Lee Murray (Cthulhu Deep Down Under: Volumes 2)
- “Glove Box”, Annie Neugebauer (The Dark City Crime & Mystery Magazine Jul 2018)
- “A Winter's Tale”, John F. D. Taff (Little Black Spots)
Collection
- Winner: That Which Grows Wild, Eric J. Guignard (Cemetery Dance)
- Coyote Songs, Gabino Iglesias (Broken River)
- Dark and Distant Voices, Tim Waggoner (Nightscape)
- Garden of Eldritch Delights, Lucy A. Snyder (Raw Dog Screaming)
- Spectral Evidence, Gemma Files (Trepidatio)
Anthology
- Winner: The Devil and the Deep, Ellen Datlow, ed. (Night Shade)
- Hellhole, Lee Murray, ed. (Adrenaline)
- Lost Highways, D. Alexander Ward, ed. (Crystal Lake)
- A New York State of Fright, James Chambers, April Grey & Robert Masterson, eds. (Hippocampus)
- A World of Horror, Eric J. Guignard, ed. (Dark Moon)
Nonfiction
- Winner: It's Alive: Bringing Your Nightmares to Life, Joe Mynhardt & Eugene Johnson (Crystal Lake)
- Horror Express, John Connolly (PS Publishing)
- The Howling: Studies in the Horror Film, Lee Gambin (Centipede)
- Uncovering Stranger Things: Essays on Eighties Nostalgia, Cynicism and Innocence in the Series, Kevin J. Wemore, Jr. (McFarland)
- We Don't Go Back: A Watcher's Guide to Folk Horror, Howard David Ingham (Room 207)
Graphic Novel
- Winner: Victor LaValle's Destroyer, Victor LaValle, Dietrich Smith & Joana Lafuente (BOOM!)
- Abbott, Saladin Ahmed, Sami Kivela & Jason Wordie (BOOM!)
- Bone Parish, Cullen Bunn (BOOM!)
- Monstress Volume 3: Haven, Marjorie Liu & Sana Takeda (Image)
- Moonshine Vol. 2: Misery Train, Brian Azzarello & Eduardo Risso (Image)
Screenplay
- Winner: The Haunting of Hill House: “The Bent-Neck Lady”, Meredith Averill (Amblin Television, FlanaganFilm, Paramount Television)
- Annihilation, Alex Garland (DNA Films, Paramount Pictures, Scott Rudin Productions, Skydance Media)
- Bird Box, Eric Heisserer (Bluegrass Films, Chris Morgan Productions, Universal Pictures)
- Hereditary, Ari Aster (PalmStar Media)
- A Quiet Place, Bryan Woods, Scott Beck & John Krasinski (Platinum Dunes, Sunday Night)
Poetry Collection
- Winner: The Devil's Dreamland, Sara Tantlinger (Strangehouse)
- Artifacts, Bruce Boston (Independent Legions)
- Bleeding Saffron, David E. Cowen (Weasel)
- War, Marge Simon & Alessandro Manzetti (Crystal Lake)
- Witches, Donna Lynch (Raw Dog Screaming)
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