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An international award for creators of the Fantasy genre. It's been around since 1975.

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World Fantasy Award winners and nominees:

Novel

• The Chronicles Of Thomas Covenant - nominated 1978
• Harpist In The Wind - nominated 1980
• The Mist - won 1981
• Pet Sematary - nominated 1984
• Bridge Of Birds - dual winner 1985
• Mythago Wood - dual winner 1985
• The Vampire Lestat - nominated 1986
• Perfume - won 1987
• It - nominated 1987
• The Silence of the Lambs - nominated 1989
• Lyonesse: Madouc - won 1990
• Good Omens - nominated 1991
• Tigana - nominated 1991
• Anno Dracula - nominated 1993
• The Iron Dragon's Daughter - nominated 1994
• A Game of Thrones - nominated 1997
• Sailing to Sarantium - nominated 1999
• Thraxas - won 2000
• The Amber Spyglass - nominated 2001
• Perdido Street Station - nominated 2001
• The Other Wind - won 2002
• American Gods - nominated 2002
• The Curse of Chalion - nominated 2002
• The Scar - nominated 2003
• Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell - won 2005
• Iron Council - nominated 2005
• Kafka on the Shore - won 2006
• The Lies of Locke Lamora - nominated 2007
• Ysabel - won 2008
• The Graveyard Book - nominated 2009
• The City & the City - won 2010
• The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms - nominated 2011

Novella

• Coraline - nominated 2003

Short Fiction

• A Midsummer Night's Dream - won 1991 (notable in that after Neil Gaiman won this award, the rules were changed so that comics and graphic novels could never be nominated in this category again)

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Artist

Special Awards:

Life Achievement:

• Robert Bloch - 1975
• Ray Bradbury - 1977
• Jorge Luis Borges - 1979
• Manly Wade Wellman - 1980
• Roald Dahl - 1983
• Avram Davidson - 1986
• Harlan Ellison - 1993
• Ursula K. Le Guin - 1995
• Gene Wolfe - 1996
• Andre Norton - 1998
• Marion Zimmer Bradley - 2000
• Michael Moorcock - 2000
• Frank Frazetta - 2001
• Lloyd Alexander - 2003
• Stephen King - 2004
• Gahan Wilson - 2004
• Diana Wynne Jones - 2007
• Patricia A Mckillip - 2008
• Jane Yolen - 2009
• Brian Lumley - 2010
• Terry Pratchett - 2010
• Peter S. Beagle - 2011

Professional:

Non-Professional:

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