Life Achievement
winner John Crowley
winner Stephen Fabian
Novel:
winner Haruki Murakami, Kafka on the Shore (Harvill; Knopf)
Hal Duncan, Vellum (Macmillan; Del Rey)
Bret Easton Ellis, Lunar Park (Knopf; Macmillan)
Graham Joyce, The Limits of Enchantment (Gollancz; Atria)
Patricia A. McKillip, Od Magic (Ace)
Paul Park, A Princess of Roumania (Tor)
Novella:
winner Joe Hill, Voluntary Committal (Subterranean Press)
Laird Barron, "The Imago Sequence" (Fantasy & Science Fiction, May 2005)
Michael Cunningham, "In the Machine" (Specimen Days, Farrar, Straus and Giroux)
Tanith Lee, "UOUS" (The Fair Folk, Science Fiction Book Club)
Kelly Link, "Magic for Beginners" (Magic for Beginners, Small Beer Press; Fantasy & Science Fiction, September 2005)
Simon Morden, Another War (Telos Publishing)
Short Fiction:
winner George Saunders, "CommComm" (The New Yorker, 08/01, 2005)
Peter S. Beagle, "Two Hearts" (Fantasy & Science Fiction, Oct/Nov 2005)
Joe Hill, "Best New Horror" (Postscripts 3, Spring 2005)
Holly Phillips, "The Other Grace" (In the Palace of Repose, Prime Books)
Caitlín R. Kiernan, "La Peau Verte" (To Charles Fort, With Love, Subterranean Press)
Anthology:
winner The Fair Folk ed. Marvin Kaye (Science Fiction Book Club)
Weird Shadows Over Innsmouth ed. Stephen Jones (Fedogan & Bremer)
Polyphony 5 ed. Deborah Layne and Jay Lake (Wheatland Press)
Adventure Vol. 1 ed. Chris Roberson (MonkeyBrain Books)
Nova Scotia: New Scottish Speculative Fiction ed. Neil Williamson and Andrew J. Wilson (Crescent Books)
Collection:
winner Bruce Holland Rogers, The Keyhole Opera (Wheatland Press)
Joe Hill, 20th Century Ghosts (PS Publishing)
Caitlín R. Kiernan, To Charles Fort, With Love (Subterranean Press)
Kelly Link, Magic for Beginners (Small Beer Press)
Holly Phillips, In the Palace of Repose (Prime Books)
Artist:
winner James Jean
Kinuko Y. Craft
Dave McKean
Edward Miller (Les Edwards)
John Jude Palencar
Special Award: Professional:
winner Sean Wallace (for Prime Books)
Susan Allison and Ginjer Buchanan (for Ace Books)
Lou Anders (for editing at Pyr)
S. T. Joshi & Stefan Dziemanowicz, Editors (for Supernatural Literature of the World: An Encyclopedia, Greenwood Press)
Peter Lavery (for Pan MacMillan UK/Tor UK)
Chris Roberson and Allison Baker (for MonkeyBrain Books)
Special Award: Non-Professional:
winner David Howe and Stephen Walker (for Telos Books)
The Friends of Arthur Machen (for Faunus, Machenalia, and The Life of Arthur Machen)
Leo Grin (for The Cimmerian)
Jess Nevins (for The Encyclopedia of Fantastic Victoriana, from MonkeyBrain Books)
Rodger Turner, Neil Walsh, and Wayne MacLaurin (for SF Site)
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The only ones I've read are the McKillip and Ellis entries. Really enjoyed the first (though the only thing that really makes it stand out any more than her other works is that there was a bit of a political message), couldn't get into the second.
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I've read Vellum, Polyphony 5, and Kelly Link's story "Magic for Beginners", and enjoyed all of them a lot.
I've heard a lot of good things about others on the list, though, and on my to read pile/wishlist I already had Murakami, Link and Kiernan, and I was considering Joyce, even before I knew they were nominated for awards.
I've heard a lot of good things about others on the list, though, and on my to read pile/wishlist I already had Murakami, Link and Kiernan, and I was considering Joyce, even before I knew they were nominated for awards.
