British Fantasy Awards 2001
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Eligibility Year: 2000
August Derleth Award (novel)
- Winner: Perdido Street Station, China Miéville (Macmillan)
- Hush, Tim Lebbon & Gavin Williams (Razorblade Press)
- Mr. X, Peter Straub (HarperCollins)
- The Ragchild, Steve Lockley & Paul Lewis (Razorblade Press)
- Silent Children, Ramsey Campbell (Tor/Forge)
Anthology
- Winner: Hideous Progeny, Brian Willis, ed. (Razorblade Press)
- Dark Terrors 5, Stephen Jones & David Sutton, eds. (Gollancz)
- F20: One, M. P. N. Sims, L. H. Maynard & David Howe, eds. (Enigmatic Press/The British Fantasy Society)
- The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror: Volume Eleven, Stephen Jones, ed. (Robinson)
- Swords Against the Millennium, Mike Chinn, ed. (Alchemy Press)
Collection
- Winner: Where the Bodies Are Buried, Kim Newman (Alchemy Press/Airgedlámh Publications)
- The Conan Chronicles, Robert E. Howard (Gollancz)
- Dark Matters, Terry Lamsley (Ash-Tree Press)
- Midnight Man, Stephen Laws (Silver Salamander Press)
- Phantom & Fiends, R. Chetwynd-Hayes (Robert Hale)
Short Fiction
- Winner: Naming of Parts, Tim Lebbon (PS Publishing)
- “The Handover”, Michael Marshall Smith (Dark Terrors 5)
- “No Story in It”, Ramsey Campbell (Dark Terrors 5)
- “The Taking”, Stan Nicholls (Swords Against the Millennium)
- “The Winter Hunt”, Steve Lockley & Paul Lewis (F20: One)
Small Press
- Winner: PS Publishing, Peter Crowther
- Alchemy Press, Peter Coleborn
- At the World's End, Mark Charbourn (ed. Mark Chadbourn et al)
- Razorblade Press, Darren Floyd
- The Third Alternative, Andy Cox (ed. Andy Cox)
Artist
Karl Edward Wagner Award (special Award)
- Winner: Peter Haining
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