International Horror Guild Awards 2001
science fiction awards database
Where and When:
Dragon*Con,
Hyatt Regency Ballroom, Atlanta GA :
September 1, 2001
Eligibility Year: 2000
Eligibility Year: 2000
Living Legend
- Winner: Alice Cooper
Novel
- Winner: Declare, Tim Powers (Subterranean Press; Morrow 2001)
- The Bottoms, Joe R. Lansdale (SubterraneanPress/Mysterious Press)
- A Shadow on the Wall, Jonathan Aycliffe (Severn House)
- Silent Children, Ramsey Campbell (Tor/Forge)
- You Come When I Call You, Douglas Clegg (Cemetery Dance Publications; Dorchester)
First Novel
- Winner: Adam's Fall, Sean Desmond (St. Martin's)
- Damned If You Do, Gordon Houghton (St. Martin's)
- House of Leaves, Mark Z. Danielewski (Pantheon)
- Raveling, Peter Moore Smith (Little, Brown)
- Run, Douglas E. Winter (Knopf)
Long Story
- Winner: The Man on the Ceiling, Steve Rasnic Tem & Melanie Tem (American Fantasy Press)
- Demons, John Shirley (Cemetery Dance)
- “Mr Dark's Carnival”, Glen Hirshberg (Shadows and Silence)
- Naming of Parts, Tim Lebbon (PS Publishing)
- Riding the Bullet, Stephen King (Scribner/Philtrum Press)
Short Story
- Winner: “The Rag-and-Bone Men”, Steven Duffy (Shadows and Silence)
- “Bodywork”, Christa Faust (AfterShocks: An Anthology of So-Cal Horror)
- “Candia”, Graham Joyce (Taps and Sighs)
- “Down Here in the Garden”, Tia V. Travis (Horror Garage #1 May 2000)
- “No Story In It”, Ramsey Campbell (Dark Terrors 5)
Illustrated Narrative
- Winner: I Feel Sick #1-2 (2-part series), Jhonen Vasquez (Slave Labor Graphics)
- Channel Zero, Brian Wood (AIT/Planet Lar)
- The House on the Borderland, adapted by Richard Corben and Simon Revelstroke with Lee Loughridge, from novel by William Hope Hodgson (Vertigo/DC)
- The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (6-part series), Alan Moore (America's Best Comics)
- “Mostly White”, Bruce Jones and Dave Taylor with Pamela Rameo (Flinch #9 Feb 2000; Vertigo/DC)
Collection
- Winner (tie): City Fishing, Steve Rasnic Tem (Silver Salamander Press)
- Winner (tie): Ghost Music and Other Tales, Thomas Tessier (Cemetery Dance Publications)
- The Death Artist, Dennis Etchison (DreamHaven)
- Magic Terror: Seven Tales, Peter Straub (Random House)
- Tales of Pain and Wonder, Caitlín R. Kiernan (Gauntlet)
- Toybox, Al Sarrantonio (Cemetery Dance Publications)
Anthology
- Winner: October Dreams: A Celebration of Halloween, Richard Chizmar & Robert Morrish, eds. (Cemetery Dance Publications)
- Dark Terrors 5, Stephen Jones & David Sutton, eds. (Gollancz)
- Embraces: Dark Erotica, Paula Guran, ed. (Venus or Vixen Press)
- Shadows and Silence, Barbara Roden & Christopher Roden, eds. (Ash-Tree Press)
- Strange Attraction, Edward Kramer, ed. (Bereshith/ShadowLands Press)
Nonfiction
- Winner: At the Foot of the Story Tree: An Inquiry into the Fiction of Peter Straub, Bill Sheehan (Subterranean Press)
- Horror of the 20th Century: An Illustrated History, Robert Weinberg (Collectors Press)
- The Horror Reader, Ken Gelder, ed. (Routledge)
- Lord of a Visible World: An Autobiography in Letters, H. P. Lovecraft, edited by S. T. Joshi & David E. Schultz (Ohio University Press)
- On Writing, Stephen King (Scribner)
Publication
- Winner: Horror Garage
- All Hallows
- Prism: The Newsletter of the British Fantasy Society
- Talebones
- The Third Alternative
Film
- Winner: American Psycho (Directed by Mary Harron, Written by Mary Harron & Guinvere Turner, based on a novel by Bret Easton Ellis; Lions Gate Films)
- The Cell (Directed by Tarsem Singh, Written by Mark Protosevich; New Line Cinema)
- Pitch Black (Directed by David Twohy, Written by David Twohy and Ken and Jim Wheat; USA Films)
- Requiem for a Dream (Directed by Darren Aronofsky, Written by Hubert Selby, Jr. and Darren Aronofsky; Artisan Entertainment)
- Shadow of the Vampire (Directed by E. Elias Merihige, Written by Steven Katz; Lions Gate Films)
- Unbreakable (Directed and Written by M. Night Shyamalan; Buena Vista Pictures)
Television
- Winner: Angel (Warner Bros.)
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Warner Bros.)
- Dark Angel (Fox)
- FreakyLinks (Fox)
- The Others, for NBC
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