Bram Stoker Award for Best Long Fiction

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The Bram Stoker Award for Best Long Fiction is an award presented by the Horror Writers Association (HWA) for "superior achievement" in horror writing for long fiction.

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Winners and nominees

Nominees are listed below the winner(s) for each year.

Bram Stoker Award for Best Long Fiction winners and finalists [1]
YearAuthorTitleResultRef.
1987 George R. R. Martin The Pear-Shaped ManWinner [2]
Alan Rodgers The Boy Who Came Back From The Dead
David J. Schow Pamela's GetFinalist [2]
S. P. Somtow Resurrec Tech
1988 David Morrell Orange is for Anguish, Blue for InsanityWinner [3]
Harlan Ellison The Function of Dream Sleep Finalist [3]
John Farris Horrorshow
Stephen King The Night Flier
George R. R. Martin The Skin Trade
Peter Straub The Juniper Tree
1989 Joe R. Lansdale On the Far Side of the Cadillac Desert With Dead Folks Winner [4]
Kristine Kathryn Rusch PhantomFinalist [4]
Karl Edward Wagner At First Just Ghostly
Chet Williamson The Confessions of St. James
1990 Elizabeth Massie StephenWinner [5]
Michael Blumleim BestsellerFinalist [5]
Stephen King The Langoliers
Dan Simmons Entropy's Bed at Midnight
F. Paul Wilson Pelts
1991 David Morrell The Beautiful Uncut Hair of GravesWinner [6]
Edward Bryant FetishFinalist [6]
Suzy McKee Charnas and Chelsea Quinn Yarbro Advocates
Stephen Gallagher Magpie
Charles de Lint Death Leaves an Echo
1992 Stephen Bissette Alien: TribesWinner [7]
Joe R. Lansdale The Events Concerning a Nude Fold-Out Found in a Harlequin Romance
David Morrell Nothing Will Hurt YouFinalist [7]
David Morrell The Shrine
Wayne Allen Sallee For You, the Living
1993 (Novelette) [lower-alpha 1] Dan Simmons Death in BangkokWinner [8]
Michael Moorcock ColourFinalist [8]
S. P. Somtow Darker Angels
Connie Willis Death on the Nile
1993 (Novella) Jack Cady The Night We Buried Road DogWinner [8]
Harlan Ellison Mefisto in Onyx
Dan Simmons FlashbackFinalist [8]
Richard Gilliam Caroline and Caleb
1994 Robert Bloch The Scent of VinegarWinner [9]
Charles L. Grant Sometimes, in the RainFinalist [9]
Brian Hodge The Alchemy of the Throat
Joe R. Lansdale Bubba Ho-tep
William R. Trotter The Siren of Swan Quarter
1995 Stephen King Lunch at the Gotham Cafe Winner [10]
Adam-Troy Castro Baby Girl DiamondFinalist [10]
Thomas F. Monteleone Looking for Mr. Flip
Wayne Allen Sallee Lover Doll
1996 Thomas Ligotti The Red TowerWinner [11]
Jack Cady Kilroy Was HereFinalist [11]
Nancy Collins The Thing from Lover's Lane
S. P. Somtow Brimstone and Salt
1997 Joe R. Lansdale The Big Blow Winner [12]
Ramsey Campbell The WordFinalist [12]
Stephen King Everything's Eventual
Kim Newman Coppola's Dracula
Douglas E. Winter The Zombies of Madison County
1998 Peter Straub Mr. Clubb and Mr. CuffWinner [13]
P. D. Cacek LeavingsFinalist [13]
Brian Hodge As Above, So Below
John Shirley What Would You Do For Love?
1999 Brian A. Hopkins Five Days in AprilWinner [14]
Joe R. Lansdale Mad Dog Summer
Charlee Jacob Dread in the BeastFinalist [14]
Jack Ketchum Right to Life
2000 Melanie Tem and Steve Rasnic Tem The Man on the CeilingWinner [15]
Stephen King Riding the Bullet Finalist [15]
Joyce Carol Oates In Shock
Lawrence P. Santoto God Screamed and Screamed, Then I Ate Him
2001 Tim Lebbon In These Final Days of SalesWinner [16]
Harlan Ellison From A to Z, in the Sarsaparilla AlphabetFinalist [16]
Nancy Etchemendy Demolition
Brian Keene Earthworm Gods
Nick Mamatas Northern Gothic
2002 Brian A. Hopkins El Dia de Los MuertosWinner [17]
Thomas Ligotti My Work is Not Yet Done
Paul Finch Cape WrathFinalist [17]
Neil Gaiman Coraline
David B. Silva The Origin
2003 Jack Ketchum Closing TimeWinner [18]
Douglas Clegg The NecromancerFinalist [18]
Tom Piccirilli Fuckin' Lie Down Already
Lucius Shepard Louisiana Breakdown
David Niall Wilson Roll Them Bones
2004 Kealan Patrick Burke The Turtle BoyWinner [19]
Andy Duncan Zora and the ZombieFinalist [19]
Stephen King Lisey and the Madman
Tim Lebbon Dead Man's Hand
Barbara Roden Northwest Passage
2005 Joe Hill Best New Horror Winner [20]
Gary A. Braunbeck In the Midnight MuseumFinalist [20]
Stephen King The Things They Left Behind
Kelly Link Some Zombie Contingency Plans
2006 Norman Partridge Dark Harvest Winner [21]
Laird Barron HallucigeniaFinalist [21]
Fran Friel Mama's Boy
Christopher Golden and James A. Moore Bloodstained Oz
Kim Newman Clubland Heroes
2007 Gary Braunbeck Afterward, There Will Be A HallwayWinner [22]
Scott Edelman Almost the Last Story by Almost the Last ManFinalist [22]
Nicholas Kaufmann General Slocum's Gold
William Browning Spencer The Tenth Muse
Lee Thomas An Apiary of White Bees
2008 John R. Little MirandaWinner [23]
Adam-Troy Castro The Shallow End of the PoolFinalist [23]
Gene O'Neill The Confessions of St. Zach
Weston Ochse Redemption Roadshow
2009 Lisa Morton The Lucid DreamingWinner [24]
Mort Castle Dreaming Robot MonsterFinalist [24]
Scott Edelman The Hunger of Empty Vessels
Gene O'Neill Doc Good's Traveling Show
2010 Norman Prentiss Invisible FencesWinner [25]
Brian James Freeman The Painted DarknessFinalist [25]
Lisa Mannetti Dissolution
Kirstyn McDermott Monsters Among Us
Lisa Morton The Samhanach
2011 Peter Straub The Ballad of Ballard and SandrineWinner [26] [27] [28] [29]
Michael Louis Calvillo 7 BrainsFinalist [26] [27] [28]
Brian Hodge Roots and All
Caitlin R. Kiernan The Colliers' Venus (1893)
John R. Little Ursa Major
Gene O'Neill Rusting Chickens
2012 Gene O'Neill The Blue HeronWinner [30] [31] [32]
Kealan Patrick Burke Thirty Miles South of Dry CountyFinalist [30] [31] [32]
Jack Ketchum and Lucky McKee I'm Not Sam
Joe McKinney and Michael McCartyLost Girl of the Lake
Norman Prentiss The Fleshless Man
2013 Gary Braunbeck The Great PityWinner [33] [34]
Dale Bailey The BlueholeFinalist [33] [34]
Benjamin K. Ethridge The Slaughter Man
Gregory Frost No Others Are Genuine
Greg F. Gifune House of Rain
Rena Mason East End Girls
2014 Joe R. Lansdale Fishing for DinosaursWinner [35] [36] [37]
Taylor Grant The Infected Finalist [35] [36] [37]
Eric J. Guignard Dreams of a Little Suicide
Jonathan Maberry Three Guys Walk into a Bar
Joe McKinney Lost and Found
2015 Mercedes M. Yardley Little Dead RedWinner [38] [39]
Gary A. Braunbeck Paper CutsFinalist [38] [39]
Scott Edelman Becoming Invisible, Becoming Seen
Lisa Mannetti The Box Jumper
Norman Partridge Special Collections
2016 Tim Waggoner The Winter BoxWinner [40]
Nicole Cushing The Sadist's BibleFinalist [40]
Scott Edelman That Perilous Stuff
Victor LaValle The Ballad of Black Tom
Josh Malerman The Jupiter Drop
2017 Stephen Graham Jones Mapping the InteriorWinner [41] [42] [43] [44] [45]
Scott Edelman Faking it Until Forever ComesFinalist [46] [47] [48] [49] [50]
Caitlin R. Kiernan Agents of Dreamland
Lucy Taylor Sweetlings
Tim Waggoner A Kiss of Thorns
2018 Rena Mason The Devil's ThroatWinner [51] [52] [53] [54]
Michael Bailey Our Children, Our TeachersFinalist [51] [52] [53] [54]
Joe Hill You Are Released
Usman T. Malik Dead Lovers on Each Blade, Hung
Angela Yuriko Smith Bitter Suites
2019 Victor LaValle Up from SlaveryWinner [55] [56] [57]
Alessandro Manzetti The Keeper of ChernobylFinalist [55] [56] [57]
Anna Taborska The Cat Sitter
Sara Tantlinger To Be Devoured
Kaaron Warren Into Bones Like Oil
2020 Stephen Graham Jones Night of the MannequinsWinner [58] [59] [60] [61]
Gabino Iglesias Beyond the ReefFinalist [58] [59] [60] [61]
Gwendolyn Kiste The Invention of Ghosts
Jess Landry I Will Find You, Even in the Dark
Sarah Pinsker Two Truths and a Lie
2021 Jeff Strand Twentieth Anniversary ScreeningWinner [62] [63] [64] [65]
V. Castro Goddess of FilthFinalist [62] [63] [64] [65]
Cassandra Khaw Nothing But Blackened Teeth
Eric LaRocca Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke
Hailey Piper Recitation of the First Feeding
2022 Alma Katsu The WehrwolfWinner [66]
Rebecca J. Allred and Gordon B. White And in Her Smile, the WorldFinalist [67] [68]
Christa Carmen Through the Looking Glass and Straight into Hell
Laurel Hightower Below
EV Knight Three Days in the Pink Tower

Notes

  1. ↑ In 1993, the category was split into "best novella" and "best novelette", a distinction that was eliminated a year later.

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