Stoker Awards: Books that don’t suck . . . or do they?
Posted by: Sarah Hunter
The Horror Writers Association announced the winners of this year’s Stoker Awards this weekend. Here’s the list of winning books with links to Booklist reviews where available.
Superior Achievement in a Novel
Flesh Eaters, by Joe McKinneySuperior Achievement in a First Novel
Isis Unbound, by Allyson BirdSuperior Achievement in a Young Adult Novel (tie)
The Screaming Season, by Nancy Holder
Dust and Decay, by Jonathan MaberryPreviewSuperior Achievement in a Graphic Novel
Neonomicon, by Alan MooreSuperior Achievement in Long Fiction
“The Ballad of Ballard and Sandrine,” by Peter Straub (Conjunctions: 56)Superior Achievement in Short Fiction
“Herman Wouk Is Still Alive,” by Stephen King (The Atlantic Magazine, May 2011)Superior Achievement in a Fiction Collection
The Corn Maiden and Other Nightmares, by Joyce Carol OatesSuperior Achievement in an Anthology
Demons: Encounters with the Devil and his Minions, Fallen Angels and the Possessed, edited by John SkippSuperior Achievement in Nonfiction
Stephen King: A Literary Companion, by Rocky WoodSuperior Achievement in a Poetry Collection
How to Recognize a Demon Has Become Your Friend, by Linda Addison


