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2005 International Horror Guild Awards
Eligibility Year:
2004
- LIVING LEGEND
- Gahan Wilson
- NOVEL
- The Overnight, Ramsey Campbell
(PS Publishing)
- A Handbook of American Prayer, Lucius Shepard
(Thunder's Mouth Press)
- In the Night Room, Peter Straub
(Random House; HarperCollins UK)
- The Kings of Infinite Space, James Hynes
(St. Martin's)
- Mortal Love, Elizabeth Hand
(Morrow)
- FIRST NOVEL
- The Ghost Writer, John Harwood
(Harcourt; Jonathan Cape)
- Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, Susanna Clarke
(Bloomsbury)
- Move Under Ground, Nick Mamatas
(Night Shade)
- The Quick, Dan Vining
(Jove)
- The Shadow of the Wind, Carlos Ruiz Zafon, translated by Lucia Graves
(Penguin; Weidenfeld & Nicholson)
- LONG FICTION
- Viator, Lucius Shepard
(Night Shade)
- My Death, Lisa Tuttle
(PS Publishing)
- The Reflecting Eye: A Charlie Parker Novella, John Connelly
(Hodder & Stoughton; Atria)
- Tainaron, Leena Krohn
(Prime Books)
- MID-LENGTH FICTION
- "Flat Diane", Daniel Abraham
(F&SF Oct/Nov 2004)
- "Bulldozer", Laird Barron
(Sci Fiction 25 Aug 2004)
- "The Growlimb", Michael Shea
(F&SF Jan 2004)
- "Northwest Passage", Barbara Roden
(Acquainted with the Night)
- "Restraint", Stephen Gallagher
(Postscripts #1)
- SHORT FICTION
- "A Pace of Change", Don Tumasonis
(Acquainted with the Night)
- "The End of the World as We Know It", Dale Bailey
(F&SF Oct/Nov 2004)
- "Family Bed", Kit Reed
(Sci Fiction 12 May 2004)
- "In the Palace of Repose", Holly Phillips
(HP Lovecraft's Magazine of Horror #1)
- "Singing My Sister Down", Margo Lanagan
(Black Juice)
- ILLUSTRATED NARRATIVE
- The Bug Boy, Hideshi Hino
(DH Publishing)
- Aleister Arcane (#1-3), Steve Niles & Breehn Burns
(IDW Publishing)
- The Dark Horse Book of Witchcraft, Scott Allie, ed.
(Dark Horse)
- The Goon #6: "Ilagarto Hombre!", Eric Powell
(Dark Horse)
- Graphic Classics: Robert Louis Stevenson, Tom Pomplun, ed.
(Eureka Productions)
- COLLECTION
- The Wavering Knife, Brian Evenson
(Fiction Collective Two)
- Dancing on Air, Francis Oliver
(Ash-Tree Press)
- Nocturnes, John Connolly
(Atria; Hodder & Stoughton)
- Out of His Mind, Stephen Gallagher
(PS Publishing)
- Use Once Then Destroy, Conrad Williams
(Night Shade)
- ANTHOLOGY
- Acquainted with the Night, Barbara Roden & Christopher Roden, eds.
(Ash-Tree Press)
- Night Visions 11, Bill Sheehan, ed.
(Subterranean Press)
- Quietly Now: A Tribute to Charles L. Grant, Kealan-Patrick Burke, ed.
(Borderlands Press)
- A Walk on the Darkside: Visions of Horror, John Pelan, ed.
(Roc)
- NONFICTION
- A Serious Life, D. M. Mitchell
(Savoy)
- Cave of a Thousand Tales, Milt Thomas
(Arkham House)
- Hanging Out with the Dream King: Conversations with Neil Gaiman and His Collaborators, Joseph McCabe
(Fantagraphics)
- The Paint in My Blood, Alan M. Clark
(IFD Publishing)
- PERIODICAL
- The Third Alternative
- Cemetery Dance
- F&SF
- Sci Fiction
- Wormwood
- ART (tie)
- Darrel Anderson
- Rick Berry
- Alan Clark
- Lisa Desimini
- Michael Whelan
- FILM
- Shaun of the Dead
(Directed by Edgar Wright, written by Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright)
- Hellboy
(Directed and screenplay by Guillermo del Toro, story by Guillermo del Toro and Peter Briggs, based on comics and the character created by Mike Mignola)
- The Machinist
(Directed by Brad Anderson, written by Scott Kosay)
- The Passion of the Christ
(Directed by Mel Gibson, screenplay by Benedict Fitzgerald and Mel Gibson)
- TELEVISION
- Lost
(created by J.J. Abrams and Damon Lindelof (ABC))
- Carnivale
(created by Daniel Knauf (Home Box Office))
- Charmed
(created by Constance M Burge (WB))
- Kingdom Hospital
(created by Stephen King based on film by Lars van Trier (ABC))
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