Bram Stoker Awards 1991
science fiction awards database
Eligibility Year: 1990
Novel
- Winner: Mine, Robert R. McCammon (Pocket)
- Funland, Richard Laymon (Onyx)
- Reign, Chet Williamson (Dark Harvest)
- Savage Season, Joe R. Lansdale (Mark V. Ziesing; Bantam)
First Novel
- Winner: The Revelation, Bentley Little (St. Martin's)
- Blood of the Children, Alan Rodgers (Bantam)
- Dark Father, Tom Piccirilli (Pocket)
- Nightblood, T. Chris Martindale (Warner)
Novella/novelette
- Winner: “Stephen”, Elizabeth Massie (Borderlands)
- “Bestseller”, Michael Blumlein (F&SF Jan 1990)
- Entropy's Bed at Midnight, Dan Simmons (Lord John Press)
- “The Langoliers”, Stephen King (Four Past Midnight)
- “Pelts”, F. Paul Wilson (Footsteps Press)
Short Story
- Winner: “The Calling”, David B. Silva (Borderlands)
- “Back Windows”, Steve Rasnic Tem (Gauntlet)
- “But You'll Never Follow Me”, Karl Edward Wagner (Borderlands)
- “From the Papers of Helmut Hecher”, Chet Williamson (Lovecraft's Legacy)
- “The Loneliest Number”, Edward Bryant (Pulphouse: The Hardback Magazine: Issue Seven: Spring 1990)
Collection
- Winner: Four Past Midnight, Stephen King (Viking)
- The Brains of Rats, Michael Blumlein (Scream/Press)
- Houses Without Doors, Peter Straub (Dutton)
- Prayers to Broken Stones, Dan Simmons (Dark Harvest)
Nonfiction Book
- Winner: Dark Dreamers: Conversations with the Masters of Horror, Stanley Wiater (Underwood-Miller; Avon)
- Hollywood Gothic, David J. Skal (Norton)
- Horror Literature: A Reader's Guide, Neil Barron, ed. (Garland)
- Joe Bob Goes Back to the Drive-In, Joe Bob Briggs (Delacorte)
- The Weird Tale, S. T. Joshi (University of Texas Press)
Life Achievement
- Winner: Richard Matheson
- Winner: Hugh B. Cave
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