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The Children of the Night Award is awarded by The Dracula Society on an annual basis. Nominations are invited each January from the members for the best piece of literature published in the Gothic (including horror or supernatural) genre - novel, short story, or biography - for the previous year. Nomination forms are sent to all members, and the award is judged by an Award committee. Winners so far have been: 2010 Dark Matter by Michelle Paver
The other 2010 nominations were: The Radleys by Matt Haig Florence and Giles by John Harding Pieces of Midnight by Gary McMahon Apartment 16 by Adam L. G. Nevill and White Crow by Marcus Sedgwick 2009 Tales of Terror from the Tunnel's Mouth by Chris Priestley
The other 2009 nominations were: The Strain by Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan Johannes Cabal the Necromancer by Jonathan L. Howard Queen Victoria, Demon Hunter by A. E. Moorat and The Little Stranger by Sarah Waters 2008 The Bleeding Horse, and Other Short Stories by Brian J. Showers
The other 2008 nominations were: The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman The Séance by John Harwood 2007 The House of Lost Souls by F. G. Cottam
See the other 2007 nominations here 2006 The Faculty of Terror by John L. Probert 2005 Century by Sarah Singleton 2004 The Ghost Writer by John Harwood 2003 Poison by Chris Wooding 2002 Fingersmith by Sarah Waters 2001 A Ghostly Crew by Roger Johnson 2000 Dracula: Sense and Nonsense by Dr. Elizabeth Miller 1999 Vampire City translated from the French by Brian Stableford 1998 Vengeful Ghosts by Clive E. Ward 1997 Dracula the Undead by Freda Warrington 1996 Conference with the Dead by Terry Lamsley 1995 The Fear Man by Ann Halam 1994 no award made 1993 Gideon by Stephen Laws 1992 Anno Dracula by Kim Newman 1991 The Stones of Muncaster Cathedral by Robert Westall 1990 no award made 1989 Ancient Images by Ramsey Campbell 1988 Immortal Blood by Barbara Hambly (Also titled Those Who Hunt The Night) |
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1987 Mort by Terry Pratchett |
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