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International Horror Guild nominations for works from 2006:

NOVEL

    Keith Donohue. The Stolen Child (Doubleday)
    Will Elliott. The Pilo Family Circus (ABC Books)
    The Open Curtain. Brian Evenson (Coffee House Press)
    Stephen King. Lisey's Story (Scribner)
    Conrad Williams.The Unblemished (Earthling)
LONG FICTION
    Laird Barron. Hallucigenia(Magazine of Fantasy &Science Fiction, June 2006)
    P.D. Cacek. Forced Perspective (Night Visions XII)
    Douglas Clegg. Isis (CD Publications)
    Bradly Denton. Blackburn and the Blade (Lords of the Razor)
    Norman Patridge. Dark Harvest (CD Publications)
MID-LENGTH FICTION
    Paul Finch. The Old North Road (Alone on the Darkside)
    Glen Hirshberg. The Muldoon (American Morons)
    Caitlin R. Kiernan. Bainbridge (Alabaster)
    M. Rickert. Journey into the Kingdom (Magazine of Fantasy &Science Fiction, May 2006)
    David J. Schow. Obsequy (Subterranean #3/Havoc Swims Jaded)
SHORT FICTION
    Terry Dowling. Cheat Light (Basic Black)
    Stephen Gallagher. The Box (Retro-Pulp Tales)
    Stephen Graham Jones. Raphael (Cemetery Dance #55)
    Joel Lane. You Could Have It All (The Lost District)
    Steve Rasnic Tem. The Disease Artist (Dark Arts)
COLLECTION (Single Author)
    Terry Dowling. Basic Black (CD Publications)
    Glen Hirshberg. American Morons (Earthling)
    Joel Lane. The Lost District and Other Stories (Night Shade Books)
    M. Rickert. Map of Dreams (Golden Gryphon)
ANTHOLOGY
    Kealan Patrick Burke, editor. Night Visions XII (Subterranean Press)
    Joe R. Lansdale, editor. Retro-Pulp Tales (Subterranean Press)
    William Sheehan and Bill Schafer, editors. Lords of the Razor (Subterranean Press)
    J.N. Williamson and Gary A. Braunbeck, editors. Masques V (Gauntlet Publications)
PERIODICIAL
    Cemetery Dance
    The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
    Postscripts
    Subterranean
    Weird Tales
ILLUSTRATED NARRATIVE
    Macon Blair and Joel Flood. Hellcity (Gigantic Comics)
    William Harms, Nick Postic and Nick Marinkovich, Impaler (Image Comics)
    Greg Ruth. Panopticon (Dark Horse)
    Lewis Trondheim. A.L.I.E.E.N. (France: Editions Breal, 2004; US: Firstsecond Books, 2006)
NONFICTION
    Mark Morris, editor. Cinema Macabre (PS Publishing)
    S.T. Joshi, editor. Icons of Horror and the Supernatural (Greenwood Press)
    Kim Paffenroth. Gospel of the Living Dead (Baylor University Press)
    Scott Connors, editor. The Freedom of Fantastic Things (Hippocampus Press)
    John Clute. The Darkening Garden(Payseur & Schmidt)
ART
    Aeron Alfrey. Exhibits from the Imaginary Museum
    Camille Rose Garcia. Camille Rose Garcia: Subterranean Death Clash, Jonathan Levine Gallery, New York
    Chris Mars. Chris Mars: Subderma, Jonathan Levine Gallery, New York
    John Picacio. Cover Story: The Art of John Picacio (MonkeyBrain) J.K. Potter. Cover and illustrations: A Soul in a Bottle by Tim Powers (Subterranean)
The International Horror Guild Awards have been presented annually since 1995. Based on public recommendations, the juried awards recognize outstanding achievements in the field of Horror and Dark Fantasy. Nominations are derived from recommendations made by the public and the judges' knowledge of the field. This year's awards will be presented Thursday evening, November 1, 2007 during the World Fantasy Convention in Saratoga Springs, New York. Ramsey Campbell has been named as this year's Living Legend. IHG Living Legends are individuals who have made meritorious and notable contributions and/or have substantially influenced the field of horror/dark fantasy.

Edward Bryant, Stefan R. Dziemianowicz, Ann Kennedy, and Hank Wagner adjudicated this year's awards. Posted June 16, 2007

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