This week-end, in a ceremony held at the FantasyCon 2010, at the Britannia Hotel in Nottingham, the winners of the 2010 British Fantasy Awards have been announced:
Best Novel – the August Derleth Fantasy Award: “One” by Conrad Williams (reviewed here on my blog) (Virgin Books)
Best Novella: “The Language of Dying” by Sarah Pinborough (PS Publishing)
Best Short Fiction: “What Happens When You Wake Up In the Night” by Michael Marshall Smith (Nightjar Press)
Best Anthology: “The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 20” edited by Stephen Jones (Constable & Robinson)
Best Collection: “Love Songs For the Shy and Cynical” by Robert Shearman (Big Finish)
The PS Publishing Best Small Press Award: Telos Publishing, David Howe
Best Comic/Graphic Novel: “Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?” by Neil Gaiman and Andy Kubert (DC Comics/Titan Books)
Best Artist: Vincent Chong for work including covers for “The Witnesses Are Gone” (PS Publishing) and “The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 20” (Constable & Robinson)
Best Non-Fiction: “Ansible” by David Langford
Best Magazine/Periodical: “Murky Dephts” edited and published by Terry Martin
Best Television: “Doctor Who” head writer: Russell T Davies (BBC Wales)
Best Film: “Let the Right One In” directed by Tomas Alfredson (EFTI)
Best Newcomer – the Sydney J. Bounds Award: Kari Sperring for “Living With Ghosts” (DAW)
The British Fantasy Society Special Award – the Karl Edward Wagner Award: Robert Holdstock
Congratulations to all the winners!
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