Ferro-Grumley Award

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The Ferro-Grumley Award is an annual literary award, presented by Publishing Triangle and the Ferro-Grumley Foundation to a book deemed the year's best work of LGBT fiction. The award is presented in memory of writers Robert Ferro and Michael Grumley. It was co-founded in 1988 by Stephen Greco, who continues to direct it as of 2022.

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First awarded in 1990, separate awards were presented for gay and lesbian fiction until 2008 when the awards were merged into a single award.

On two occasions, the award has been won by works that were not conventional literary fiction. In 1994, journalist John Berendt won the award for his non-fiction novel Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil , and in 2009, cartoonist Alison Bechdel won the award for her comic strip anthology The Essential Dykes to Watch Out For .

Awards

Ferro-Grumley Award for Literary Excellence (1990–1996)

Award winners [1]
YearCategoryAuthorTItleResultRef.
1990Men Dennis Cooper CloserWinner
Women Ruthann Robson Eye of the HurricaneWinner
1991Men Allen Barnett The Body and Its DangersWinner
Women Cherry Muhanji HerWinner
1992Men Melvin Dixon Vanishing RoomsWinner
Women Blanche McCrary Boyd The Revolution of Little GirlsWinner
1993Men Randall Kenan Let the Dead Bury Their DeadWinner
Women Dorothy Allison Bastard Out of Carolina Winner
1994Men John Berendt Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil [a] Winner
Women Jeanette Winterson Written on the Body Winner
1995Men Mark Merlis American StudiesWinner
Women Heather Lewis House RulesWinner
1996Men Felice Picano Like People in HistoryWinner
Women Sarah Schulman Rat BohemiaWinner [2]

Ferro-Grumley Award for Gay Fiction (1997–2007)

Award winners and finalists [1]
YearAuthorTItlePublisherResult|Ref.
1997 Andrew Holleran The Beauty of Men Winner
J. S. Marcus The Captain’s FireFinalist
Michael Nava The Death of FriendsFinalist
1998 Colm Tóibín The Story of the Night Winner
Edmund White The Farewell Symphony Finalist
Richard House BruiserFinalist
1999 Michael Cunningham The Hours Winner
Keith Ridgway The Long FallingFinalist
Michael Lowenthal The Same EmbraceFinalist
2000 Paul Russell The Coming Storm St. Martin’s PressWinner [3]
Matthew Stadler Allan Stein GroveFinalist
Michael Downing Breakfast with ScotCounterpointFinalist
2001 Edmund White The Married ManAlfred A. KnopfWinner
Bernard Cooper Guess Again: StoriesSimon and SchusterFinalist
David Leavitt Martin Bauman; Or, A Sure ThingHoughton MifflinFinalist
2002 David Ebershoff The Rose CityViking PressWinner
Alexander Chee Edinburgh Welcome Rain PublishersFinalist
JT LeRoy The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things BloomsburyFinalist
2003 Jamie O’Neill At Swim, Two Boys ScribnerWinner
Brian Malloy The Year of IceSt. Martin’s PressFinalist
Michael Lowenthal Avoidance Graywolf PressFinalist
2004 Trebor Healey Through It Came Bright ColorsHarrington Park PressWinner
Christopher Bram Lives of the Circus AnimalsWilliam MorrowFinalist
John RowellThe Music of Your LifeSimon and SchusterFinalist
2005 Adam Berlin Belmondo StyleSt. Martin’s PressWinner
Colm Tóibín The Master ScribnerFinalist
Jim Tushinski Van Allen’s EcstasySouthern Tier EditionsFinalist
2006 Barry McCrea The First VerseCarroll & GrafWinner [4]
Darren Greer Still Life with June St. Martin’s PressFinalist
Douglas A. Martin BranwellSoft Skull PressFinalist
2007 Christopher Bram Exiles in AmericaWilliam MorrowWinner [5]
Martin Hyatt A Scarecrow’s BibleSuspect Thoughts PressFinalist
Stephen McCauley Alternatives to Sex Simon and SchusterFinalist

Ferro-Grumley Award for Lesbian Fiction (1997–2007)

Award winners and finalists [1]
YearAuthorTItlePublisherResult|Ref.
1997 Persimmon Blackbridge SunnybrookWinner
Jenifer Levin Love and Death and Other StoriesFinalist
Margaret Ehrhart Old LoveFinalist
1998 Elana Dykewomon Beyond the PaleWinner
Ann-Marie MacDonald Fall on Your Knees Finalist
Shay Youngblood Soul KissFinalist
1999 Patricia Powell The PagodaWinner
Ali Smith Like Finalist
Jewelle Gomez Don’t ExplainFinalist
2000 Judy Doenges What She Left MeMiddlebury PressWinner
Elizabeth StarkShy GirlFarrar, Straus and GirouxFinalist
Sarah Waters Tipping the Velvet RiverheadFinalist
2001 Sarah Waters Affinity RiverheadWinner
Eileen Myles Cool for YouSoft Skull PressFinalist
Jane Summer The Silk RoadAlyson BooksFinalist
2002 Emma Donoghue Slammerkin HarcourtWinner
Achy Obejas Days of Awe BallantineFinalist
Ann Wadsworth Light Coming BackAlyson BooksFinalist
2003 Carol Anshaw Lucky in the CornerHoughton MifflinWinner
Jane Eaton Hamilton HungerOberon PressFinalist
Zoé Valdés Dear First LoveHarperCollinsFinalist
2004 Nina Revoyr Southland Akashic BooksWinner
Alison Bechdel Dykes & Sundry Other Carbon-Based Life-Forms to Watch Out ForAlyson BooksFinalist
Rebecca Brown The End of YouthCity LightsFinalist
2005 Stacey D’Erasmo A Seahorse YearHoughton MifflinWinner
Emma Donoghue Life MaskHarcourtFinalist
Heather Lewis NoticeSerpent’s TailFinalist
2006 Patricia Grossman Brian in Three SeasonsPermanent PressWinner [4]
Brenda Brooks Gotta Find Me an AngelRaincoast BooksFinalist
Ivan E. Coyote Loose EndArsenal Pulp PressFinalist
2007Lisa CareyEvery Visible ThingWilliam MorrowWinner [5]
Ivan E. Coyote Bow GripArsenal Pulp PressFinalist
Rebecca Brown The Last Time I Saw YouCity LightsFinalist

Ferro Grumley Award for LGBTQ Fiction (2008-present)

Award winners and finalists [1]
YearAuthorTItlePublisherResult|Ref.
2008 [b] Peter Cameron Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You Frances Foster BooksWinner [6]
Ali Liebegott The IHOP Papers Carroll & GrafWinner [6]
Brian Malloy Brendan WolfFinalist
André Aciman Call Me by Your Name Farrar, Straus and GirouxFinalist
Sarah Schulman The ChildCarroll & GrafFinalist
Felicia Luna Lemus Like SonAkashic BooksFinalist
Armistead Maupin Michael Tolliver Lives HarperCollinsFinalist
2009 [c] Alison Bechdel The Essential Dykes to Watch Out ForHoughton Mifflin HarcourtWinner [7]
Andrew Sean Greer The Story of a MarriageFarrar, Straus and GirouxFinalist
Benjamin Taylor The Book of Getting EvenSteerforthFinalist
Blair Mastbaum Us Ones in Between Running PressFinalist
David Ebershoff The 19th Wife Random HouseFinalist
Ellen Wittlinger Love and LiesSimon and Schuster Books for Young ReadersFinalist
2010 Sebastian Stuart The Hour BetweenAlyson BooksWinner
Barb Johnson More of This World or Maybe AnotherHarperPerennialFinalist
Eleanor Lerman The Blonde on the TrainMayapple PressFinalist
G. Winston James Shaming the DevilTop Pen PressFinalist
Jill Malone A Field Guide to DeceptionBywater BooksFinalist
Vestal McIntyre Lake OverturnHarperFinalist
2011 Michael Sledge The More I Owe YouCounterpoint PressWinner [8]
Daniel Allen Cox Krakow MeltArsenal Pulp PressFinalist
Daniel BlackPerfect PeaceSt. Martin’s PressFinalist
David McConnellThe Silver HeartedAlyson BooksFinalist
Eileen Myles InfernoOR BooksFinalist
Lucy Jane Bledsoe The Big Bang SymphonyUniversity of Wisconsin PressFinalist
2012 Paul Russell The Unreal Life of Sergey NabokovCleis PressWinner
Alan Hollinghurst The Stranger's Child Alfred A. KnopfFinalist
Bob Smith Remembrance of Things I ForgotUniversity of Wisconsin PressFinalist
Rahul Mehta QuarantineHarperPerennialFinalist
Shannon Cain The Necessity of Certain BehaviorsUniversity of Pittsburgh PressFinalist
Suzette Mayr MonocerosCoach House PressFinalist
2013 Trebor Healey A Horse Named SorrowUniversity of Wisconsin PressWinner [9]
Abdellah Taïa An Arab MelancholiaSemiotex[e]Finalist
Barry Webster The Lava in My BonesArsenal Pulp PressFinalist [10]
Ellen Ullman By BloodFarrar, Straus and GirouxFinalist
Ken AndersonSea ChangeStarbooks PressFinalist
Perry Brass King of AngelsBelhue PressFinalist
2014 Sara Farizan If You Could Be Mine Algonquin Young ReadersWinner [11] [12]
Allan Gurganus Local SoulsLiverightFinalist [13]
Christopher Castellani All This Talk of LoveAlgonquin Books of Chapel HillFinalist [13]
David Leavitt The Two Hotel Francforts Bloomsbury USAFinalist [13]
Sheri Joseph Where You Can Find MeThomas Dunne BooksFinalist [13]
2015 Bernardine Evaristo Mr. Loverman Akashic BooksWinner [14]
Barry Brennessel Sideways Down the SkyMLR PressFinalist
Judith Frank All I Love and KnowWilliam MorrowFinalist
Raziel Reid When Everything Feels Like the Movies Arsenal Pulp PressFinalist [15]
Tom Spanbauer I Loved You MoreHawthorne BooksFinalist
2016 Michael Golding A Poet of the Invisible WorldPicadorWinner [16]
Chinelo Okparanta Under the Udala Trees Houghton Mifflin HarcourtFinalist [17]
Hanya Yanagihara A Little Life DoubledayFinalist
Lori Ostlund After the ParadeScribnerFinalist
Mark Merlis JDTerrace BooksFinalist
2017 Cathleen Schine They May Not Mean To, But They DoSarah Crichton BooksWinner [18] [19]
Alan Lessik The TroubleseekerChelsea Station EditionsFinalist
Darren Greer AdvocateCormorant BooksFinalist [20]
Lucy Jane Bledsoe A Thin Bright LineUniversity of Wisconsin PressFinalist
Sjón, trans. by Victoria Cribb MoonstoneFarrar, Straus and GirouxFinalist
2018 Alistair McCartney The DisintegrationsUniversity of Wisconsin PressWinner [21]
Carmen Maria Machado Her Body and Other Parties Graywolf PressFinalist
John Boyne The Heart's Invisible Furies HogarthFinalist
Matthew Lansburgh Outside Is the OceanUniversity of Iowa PressFinalist
Paula Martinac The Ada DecadesBywater BooksFinalist
2019 John R. Gordon DrapetomaniaTeam AngelicaWinner [22]
Andrea Kleine EdenHoughton Mifflin HarcourtFinalist [23]
John Boyne A Ladder to the SkyHogarthFinalist [23]
Lucy Jane Bledsoe The Evolution of LoveRare BirdFinalist [23]
Sarah Winman Tin ManPutnamFinalist [23]
2020 Ocean Vuong On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous Penguin PressWinner [24] [25]
Bernardine Evaristo Girl, Woman, Other Black CatFinalist [26]
Elizabeth Earley Like Wings, Your HandsRed Hen PressFinalist [26]
Jacqueline Woodson Red at the Bone RiverheadFinalist [26]
Janice Gould (ed.)A Generous Spirit: Selected Work by Beth BrantSinister WisdomFinalist [26]
Philippe Besson ; trans. by Molly Ringwald Lie with Me ScribnerFinalist [26]
2021 Juli Delgado Lopera Fiebre Tropical Feminist PressWinner [27] [28]
Bishakh Som Apsara EngineFeminist PressFinalist
Bryan Washington Memorial RiverheadFinalist
Joon Oluchi Lee NeotenicaNightboat BooksFinalist
Katharina Volckmer The AppointmentAvid Reader PressFinalist
2022 Anthony Veasna So Afterparties EccoWinner [29] [30]
Buki Papillon An Ordinary WonderPegasus BooksFinalist [31]
Eddy Boudel Tan The Rebellious TideDundurn PressFinalist
Jeanne Thornton Summer FunSoho PressFinalist
Melissa Broder Milk FedScribnerFinalist
2023 James Hannaham Didn’t Nobody Give a Shit What Happened to Carlotta Little, Brown & Co.Winner [32] [33]
Chelene Knight JunieBook*hug PressFinalist
Marcial Gala , trans. by Anna KushnerCall Me CassandraFarrar Straus GirouxFinalist
Mecca Jamilah Sullivan Big GirlLiverightFinalist
Rachel M. Harper The Other MotherCounterpointFinalist
Zain Khalid Brother Alive Grove AtlanticFinalist
2024 Helen Elaine Lee PomegranateAtria BooksWinner [34] [35]
Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Chain-Gang All-Stars Penguin Random HouseFinalist [36]
Gabrielle Boulianne-Tremblay , trans. by Eli Tareq El Bechelany-LynchDandelion DaughterEsplanade BooksFinalist [36]
Emily Zhou GirlfriendsLittlePuss PressFinalist [36]
Oksana Vasyakina , trans. by Elina Alter WoundCatapult BooksFinalist [36]

Notes

  1. ↑ Presented a special award for distinguished nonfiction
  2. ↑ In 2008, seven authors competed for two prizes under a single category.
  3. ↑ Starting in 2009, 5-6 finalists competed for a single award.

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