British Fantasy Award

• Stephen King, Bag of Bones (Scribner).[2]
• Stephen Laws, Chasm
• Robert Holdstock, Gate of Ivory, Gate of Horn
• Jonathan Carroll, Kissing the Beehive
• Michael Marshall Smith, One of Us
• Charles de Lint, Someplace to be Flying
• Graham Joyce, The Stormwatcher
• Simon Clark, Vampyrrhic

• Stephen Jones and David Sutton, Dark Terrors 4: the Gollancz Book of Horror
• Gahan Wilson, The Cleft and Other Odd Tales
• Steve Savile, ‘’Scaremongers 2 - Redbrick Eden’’
• Richard Ford, ‘’The Granta Book of the American Long Story’’
• Robert Silverberg, ‘’Legends : short novels by the masters of modern fantasy’’
• Jeff VanderMeer, ‘’Leviathan 2’’
• Stephen Jones, ‘’The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 09’’

• Bob Covington

• Ramsey Campbell, Ghosts and Grisly Things
• Avram Davidson, The Avram Davidson Treasury: A Tribute Collection
• Brian Lumley, A Coven of Vampires
• Ray Bradbury, Driving Blind
• Tim Lebbon, Faith in the Flesh
• Graham Masterton, Manitou Man
• Mike Chinn, The Paladin mandates
• Christopher Fowler, Personal Demons
• Jo Fletcher, Shadows of Light and Dark

• Stephen Laws, The Song My Sister Sang
• Charles de Lint, China Doll [Newford]
• Ramsey Campbell, Never To Be Heard
• Tanith Lee, Jedella Ghost

• Andy Cox, The Third Alternative

• Diana Wynne Jones

• Graham Joyce, Indigo

• Stephen Jones, The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 10

• Les Edwards

• Peter Crowther, Lonesome Roads

• Tim Lebbon, White

• Darren Floyd, Razorblade Press

• Anne McCaffrey

The 2004 awards were presented at FantasyCon XXVIII held in 2004 at the Quality Hotel, Bentley, Walsall.[3]

• Full Dark House, Christopher Fowler (Doubleday UK) (winner)
• Felaheen, Jon Courtenay Grimwood (Earthlight)
• Lost Boy, Lost Girl, Peter Straub (HarperCollins UK)
• Nobody True, James Herbert (Macmillan)
• The Poison Master, Liz Williams (Tor UK)
• Vampyrrhic Rites, Simon Clark (Hodder & Stoughton)

• "American Waitress", Christopher Fowler (Crimewave 7: The Last Sunset) (winner)
• "Exorcising Angels", Simon Clark & Tim Lebbon (Exorcising Angels)
• "Fear the Dead", Ramsey Campbell (The Fear Within)
• "The White Hands", Mark Samuels (The White Hands and Other Weird Tales)
• "Wonderland", Mark Chadbourn (Telos)

• Told by the Dead, Ramsey Campbell (PS Publishing) (winner)
• Demonized, Christopher Fowler (Serpent's Tail)
• More Tomorrow & Other Stories, Michael Marshall Smith (Earthling Publications)
• Things That Never Happen, M. John Harrison (Night Shade Books)
• The White Hands and Other Weird Tales, Mark Samuels (Tartarus)

• The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror: Volume Fourteen, Stephen Jones, ed. (Robinson) (winner)
• Beneath the Ground, Joel Lane, ed. (Alchemy Press)
• By Moonlight Only, Stephen Jones, ed. (PS Publishing)
• Crimewave 7: The Last Sunset, Andy Cox, ed. (TTA Press)
• The Thackery T. Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric & Discredited Diseases, Jeff VanderMeer & Mark Roberts, eds. (Night Shade Books)
• William Hope Hodgson's Night Lands, Volume 1: Eternal Love, Andy W. Robertson, ed. (Wildside)

• PS Publishing (Peter Crowther, ed.) (winner)
• The Alien Online (Ariel, ed.)
• Elastic Press
• Scheherazade (Elizabeth Counihan, ed.)
• The Third Alternative (Andy Cox, ed.)

• Les Edwards (winner)
• Dave Bezzina
• Deirdre Counihan
• Bob Covington
• Dominic Harman

• Peter Jackson (for The Lord of the Rings films)

The 2005 awards were presented at FantasyCon 2005, held 30 September–2 October 2005 at the Quality Hotel, Bentley Walsall.[3]

• The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower, Stephen King (Hodder & Stoughton) (winner)
• Abarat: Days of Magic, Nights of War, Clive Barker (Voyager)
• Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, Susanna Clarke (Bloomsbury)
• The Queen of Sinister, Mark Chadbourn (Gollancz)
• The Water Room, Christopher Fowler (Doubleday)

• Breathe, Christopher Fowler (Telos Publishing) (winner)
• Dead Man's Hand, Tim Lebbon (Necessary Evil Press)
• My Death, Lisa Tuttle (PS Publishing)
• The Ice Maiden, Steve Lockley & Paul Lewis (Pendragon Press)
• Twisted Root of Jaarfindor, Sean Wright (Crowswing Books)

• "Black Static", Paul Meloy (The Third Alternative #40) (winner)
• "Roads Were Burning", Adam Roberts (Postscripts #1)
• "The Problem of Susan" Neil Gaiman (Flights: Extreme Visions of Fantasy, Roc)
• "The Black Phone", Joe Hill (The Third Alternative #39)
• "You Will Hear the Locust Sing", Joe Hill (The Third Alternative #37)

• Out of His Mind, Stephen Gallagher (PS Publishing) (winner)
• Somnambulists, Allen Ashley (Elastic Press)
• Darker Ages, Paul Finch (Sarob Press)
• Things That Never Happen, M. John Harrison (Gollancz)
• Trujillo and Other Stories, Lucius Shepard (PS Publishing)

• The Alsiso Project, Andrew Hook (ed.) (Elastic Press) (winner)
• Acquainted with the Night, Barbara & Christopher Roden (eds.) (Ash Tree Press)
• The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror: Volume 15, Stephen Jones (ed.) (Robinson/Carroll & Graf)
• The Thackery T. Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric & Discredited Diseases, Jeff Vandermeer & Mark Roberts (eds.) (Tor UK)
• The Year's Best Fantasy & Horror: Seventeenth Annual Collection, Ellen Datlow & Kelly Link & Gavin J. Grant (eds.) (St Martin's Press)

• Elastic Press (Andrew Hook) (winner)
• The Alien Online (ed. Ariel)
• Pendragon Press (ed. Christopher Teague)
• Postscripts (Peter Crowther)
• PS Publishing (Peter Crowther)
• Scheherazade (ed. Elizabeth Counihan)
• The Third Alternative (ed. Andy Cox)
• Telos Publications (David J. Howe & Stephen James Walker)

• Les Edwards / Edward Miller (winner)
• John Coulthart
• Allen Koszowski
• Richard Marchand
• David Magitis
• Ian Simmons

• Nigel Kneale

The 2006 awards were presented at FantasyCon 2006 held 22–24 September 2006 at Britannia Hotel, Nottingham.[3]

• Anansi Boys, Neil Gaiman

• The Mask Behind the Face, Stuart Young

• "Best New Horror", Joe Hill

• 20th Century Ghosts, Joe Hill

• The Elastic Book of Numbers, Allen Ashley

• PS Publishing, Peter Crowther

• Les Edwards

• Stephen Jones

The 2007 awards were presented at FantasyCon XXXI held 21–23 September 2007 at Britannia Hotel, Nottingham.[3][4]

• Dusk, Tim Lebbon (Spectra) (winner)
• Breeding Ground, Sarah Pinborough, (Leisure Books)
• Bridge of Dreams, Chaz Brenchley, (Ace Books)
• Jack of Ravens: Kingdom of the Serpent, Book 1, Mark Chadbourn, (Gollancz)
• Nova Swing, M. John Harrison, (Gollancz)
• The Devil You Know, Mike Carey, (Orbit Books)
• The Face of Twilight, Mark Samuels, (PS Publishing)
• The Lies of Locke Lamora, Scott Lynch, (Gollancz)
• The Unblemished, Conrad Williams, (Earthling Publications)

• Kid, Paul Finch (Choices, Pendragon Press) (winner)
• The Memory of Joy, Eric Brown, (Choices, Pendragon Press)
• She Loves Monsters, Simon Clark, (Necessary Evil Press)
• The Wife's Djinn, Ian McDonald (Asimov's Science Fiction, July 2006)
• Rough Cut, Gary McMahon (Pendragon Press)

• "Whisper Lane", Mark Chadbourn (BFS: A Celebration, the British Fantasy Society) (winner)
• "The Little Drummer Boy", Marion Arnott (Extended Play: The Elastic Book of Music, Elastic Press)
• "Puca Muc", Steve Lockley & Paul Lewis (Shrouded by Darkness, Telos Publishing)
• "The Disappeared", Sarah Singleton, (Time Pieces, NewCon Press)
• "31/10", Stephen Volk (Dark Corners, Gray Friar Press)
• "The Veteran", Conrad Williams (Postscripts #6, PS Publishing)

• Fragile Things, Neil Gaiman (Headline) (winner)
• Lost, The District, and Other Stories, Joel Lane (Night Shade Books)
• The Man From the Club Diogenes, Kim Newman (Monkeybrain)
• And Other Tales Unbecoming of Horror, Mike O'Driscoll (Elastic Press)
• The Ephémère, Neil Williamson (Elastic Press)

• Extended Play: The Elastic Book of Music, Gary Couzens (Elastic Press) (winner)
• The Year's Best Fantasy & Horror: 19th Annual Collection, Ellen Datlow, Kelly Link & Gavin J. Grant (Wed Martin's Press)
• Shrouded by Darkness: Tales of Terror, Alison LR Davies (Telos Publishing)
• The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 17, Stephen Jones (Robinson Publishing)
• Choices, Christopher Teague, (Pendragon Press)

• PS Publishing, Peter Crowther (winner)
• TTA Press, Andy Cox
• Elastic Press, Andrew Hook
• Telos Publishing, David J. Howe & Stephen James Walker
• Pendragon Press, Christopher Teague

• Vincent Chong (winner)
• Les Edwards / Edward Miller
• Dean Harkness
• John Picacio

• The Days of the Dodo, Allen Ashley (Dodo Press)
• Films and the Hellraiser: Their Legacy, Paul Kane (Macfarland & Co.)
• Cinema Macabre, Mark Morris (PS Publishing)
• Into the Unknown: The Life of Fantastic Nigel Kneale, Andy Murray (Headpress)
• James Tiptree Jr.: The Double Life of Alice B. Sheldon, Julie Phillips (Wed Martin's Press)

• Joe Hill (winner)

• Ellen Datlow

The 2008 awards were presented at FantasyCon 2008 held at Britannia Hotel, Nottingham.[3]

• The Grin of the Dark, Ramsey Campbell (PS Publishing)

• The Scalding Rooms, Conrad Williams (PS Publishing)

• "My Stone Desire", Joel Lane (Black Static #1, TTA Press)

• The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 18, Stephen Jones (Robinson)

• Old Devil Moon, Christopher Fowler (Serpents Tail)

• Scott Lynch

• Ray Harryhausen

• Whispers of Wickedness Reviews (website), Peter Tennant (ed.)

• Vincent Chong

• PS Publishing, Peter Crowther

The 2009 awards were presented at FantasyCon 2009 held at Britannia Hotel, Nottingham.[3]

• Memoirs of a Master Forger, William Heaney (aka Graham Joyce) (Gollancz)

• The Reach of Children, Tim Lebbon (Humdrumming)

• "Do You See", Sarah Pinborough from Myth-Understandings, ed. by Ian Whates (Newcon Press)

• Bull Running for Girls, Allyson Bird (Screaming Dreams)

• The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 19, ed. Stephen Jones (Constable & Robinson)

• Elastic Press (Andrew Hook)

• Basil Copper: A Life in Books, Basil Copper ed. Stephen Jones (PS Publishing)

• Postscripts, ed. Peter Crowther and Nick Gevers (PS Publishing)

• Vincent Chong

• Locke & Key, by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez (IDW Publishing)

• Doctor Who, head writer Russell T Davies (BBC Wales)

• The Dark Knight, directed by Christopher Nolan (Warner Bros.)

• Joseph D'Lacey, for Meat (Bloody Books)

• Hayao Miyazaki

The 2010 awards were presented at FantasyCon 2010 held 17–19 September 2010.[3]

• One, Conrad Williams (Virgin Horror)

• The Language of Dying, Sarah Pinborough (PS Publishing)

• "What Happens When You Wake Up in the Night", Michael Marshall Smith (Nightjar)

• Love Songs for the Shy and Cynical, Robert Shearman (Big Finish)

• The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 20, ed. Stephen Jones (Constable & Robinson)

• Telos Publishing, David Howe and Stephen James Walker

• Ansible, David Langford

• Murky Depths, edited and published by Terry Martin

• Vincent Chong, for work including covers for The Witnesses Are Gone (PS Publishing) and The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 20 (Constable & Robinson)

• Batman: Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?, Neil Gaiman and Andy Kubert (DC Comics/Titan Books) (winner)

• Doctor Who, head writer: Russell T Davies (BBC Wales)

• Let The Right One In, directed by Tomas Alfredson (EFTI)

• Kari Sperring for Living With Ghosts (DAW)

• Robert Holdstock

• Terry Pratchett

• No award. (Winner announced as Demon Dance by Sam Stone (House Of Murky Depths), but Stone returned the award.)[5]

• Humpty’s Bones by Simon Clark (novelist) Telos Publishing

• "Fool's Gold" by Sam Stone, from The Bitten Word, Ed. Ian Whates (Newcon Press)

• Back From The Dead: The Legacy of the Pan Book Of Horror Stories, Johnny Mains (Ed.) (Noose & Gibbet)

• Full Dark, No Stars by Stephen King (Hodder & Stoughton)

• Altered Visions: The Art Of Vincent Chong Telos Publishing

• Vincent Chong

• At The Mountains Of Madness: A Graphic Novel, Ian Culbard (Selfmadehero)

• Black Static, Andy Cox (Ed.) (TTA Press)

• Telos Publishing

• Inception

• Sherlock

• Robert Jackson Bennet, for Mr Shivers (Orbit)

• The Ritual by Adam Nevill

• Among Others by Jo Walton

• Gorel and the Pot Bellied God by Lavie Tidhar

• The Coffin-Maker’s Daughter by Angela Slatter

• The Weird edited by Jeff and Ann VanderMeer

• Everyone's Just So So Special by Robert Shearman

• Midnight in Paris by Woody Allen

• Black Static edited by Andy Cox and TTA Press

• Locke and Key by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez

• Chomu Press, Quentin S. Crisp

• Daniele Serra

• Supergods: Our World in the Age of the Super Hero by Grant Morrison

• Last Days by Adam Nevill

• Some Kind of Fairy Tale by Graham Joyce

• The Nine Deaths of Dr. Valentine by John Llewellyn Probert

• Shark! Shark! by Ray Cluley

• Magic: An Anthology of the Esoteric and Arcane edited by Jonathan Oliver

• Remember Why You Fear Me: The Best Dark Fiction of Robert Shearman by Robert Shearman

• The Cabin in the Woods by Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard

• Interzone edited by Andy Cox

• Saga by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples

• ChiZine Publications, Brett Alexander Savory and Sandra Kasturi

• Sean Phillips

• Pornokitsch by Anne C. Perry and Jared Shurin

• Iain M. Banks

• Hair Side, Flesh Side by Helen Marshall

• The Shining Girls by Lauren Beukes

• A Stranger in Olondria by Sofia Samatar

• Beauty by Sarah Pinborough

• Signs of the Times by Carole Johnstone

• End of the Road edited by Jonathan Oliver

• Monsters in the Heart by Stephen Volk

• Game of Thrones: The Rains of Castamere written by David Benioff and D. B. Weiss

• Clarkesworld edited by Neil Clarke, Sean Wallace and Kate Baker

• Demeter by Becky Cloonan

• The Alchemy Press, Peter Coleborn

• Joey Hi-Fi

• Speculative Fiction 2012 edited by Justin Landon and Jared Shurin

• Farah Mendlesohn

• Ancillary Justice by Ann Leckie

The 2015 winners were presented on Oct 25, 2015 at FantasyCon 2015 in Nottingham.[6]

• No One Gets Out Alive by Adam Nevill

• Cuckoo Song, by Frances Hardinge

• "Newspaper Heart" by Stephen Volk (in The Spectral Book of Horror Stories)

• "A Woman’s Place" by Emma Newman (in Two Hundred and Twenty-One Baker Streets)

• Lightspeed: Women Destroy Science Fiction Special Issue, edited by Christie Yant

• Nick Nightmare Investigates by Adrian Cole

• Guardians of the Galaxy

• Holdfast Magazine, edited by Laurel Sills & Lucy Smee

• Through the Woods, by Emily Carroll

• Fox Spirit Books

• Karla Ortiz

• Letters to Arkham: The Letters of Ramsey Campbell and August Derleth, 1961-1971, edited by S. T. Joshi

• Juliet E. McKenna

• The Three by Sarah Lotz

The 2016 BFAs were awarded on 25 September 2016, at the FantasyCon 2016, "FantasyCon by the Sea", in the Grand Hotel, Scarborough.

• The Doll Collection, ed. Ellen Datlow (winner)
• African Monsters, ed. Margrét Helgadóttir and Jo Thomas
• Aickman's Heirs, ed. Simon Strantzas
• Best British Horror 2015, ed. Johnny Mains
• The 2nd Spectral Book of Horror Stories, ed. Mark Morris

• Julie Dillon (winner)
• Ben Baldwin
• Vincent Chong
• Evelinn Enoksen
• Sarah Anne Langton
• Jeffrey Alan Love

• Ghost Summer: Stories, Tananarive Due (winner)
• Monsters, Paul Kane
• Probably Monsters, Ray Cluley
• Scar City, Joel Lane
• Skein and Bone, V.H. Leslie
• The Stars Seem So Far Away, Margrét Helgadóttir

• Bitch Planet, Kelly Sue DeConnick, Valentine De Landro, Robert Wilson IV and Cris Peter (winner)
• Ms. Marvel, Vol. 2: Generation Why, G. Willow Wilson, Jacob Wyatt and Adrian Alphona
• Nimona, Noelle Stevenson
• Red Sonja, Gail Simone and Walter Geovani
• Saga, Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples
• The Sandman: Overture, Neil Gaiman, J.H. Williams III and Dave Stewart

• Uprooted, Naomi Novik (winner)
• Half a War, Joe Abercrombie
• Sorcerer to the Crown, Zen Cho
• Signal to Noise, Silvia Moreno-Garcia
• Guns of the Dawn, Adrian Tchaikovsky
• The Iron Ghost, Jen Williams

• Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, Peter Harness (winner)
• Inside No. 9: The Trial of Elizabeth Gadge, Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton
• Jessica Jones: AKA WWJD?, Scott Reynolds
• Mad Max: Fury Road, George Miller, Brendan McCarthy and Nico Lathouris
• Midwinter of the Spirit, Stephen Volk
• Star Wars: The Force Awakens, by Lawrence Kasdan, J.J. Abrams and Michael Arndt

• Rawblood, Catriona Ward (winner)
• A Cold Silence, Alison Littlewood
• The Death House, Sarah Pinborough
• Lost Girl, Adam Nevill
• The Silence, Tim Lebbon
• Welcome to Night Vale, Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor

• Angry Robot (Marc Gascoigne) (winner)
• The Alchemy Press (Peter Coleborn and Jan Edwards)
• Fox Spirit Books (Adele Wearing)
• Newcon Press (Ian Whates)

• Beneath Ceaseless Skies, ed. Scott H. Andrews (winner)
• Black Static, ed. Andy Cox
• Holdfast Magazine, ed. Laurel Sills and Lucy Smee
• Interzone, ed. Andy Cox
• Strange Horizons, ed. Niall Harrison

• Zen Cho, for Sorcerer to the Crown (winner)
• Becky Chambers, for The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet
• Peter Newman, for The Vagrant
• Steven Poore, for The Heir to the North
• Marc Turner, for When the Heavens Fall

• Letters to Tiptree, ed. Alexandra Pierce and Alisa Krasnostein (winner)
• The Art of Horror: An Illustrated History, ed. Stephen Jones
• Fantasy-Faction, ed. Marc Aplin and Jennie Ivins
• Ginger Nuts of Horror, ed. Jim Mcleod
• King for a Year, ed. Mark West
• Matrilines, Kari Sperring

• The Pauper Prince and the Eucalyptus Jinn, Usman T. Malik (winner)
• Albion Fay, Mark Morris
• Binti, Nnedi Okorafor
• The Bureau of Them, Cate Gardner
• Witches of Lytchford, Paul Cornell

• Fabulous Beasts, Priya Sharma (winner)
• The Blue Room, V.H. Leslie
• Dirt Land, Ralph Robert Moore
• Hippocampus, Adam Nevill
• Strange Creation, Frances Kay
• When The Moon Man Knocks, Cate Gardner

• the FantasyCon Redcloaks, Past and Present

Anthology: People of Colour Destroy Science Fiction ed. (Lightspeed Magazine), Nalo Hopkinson & Kristine Ong Muslim

Artist: Daniele Serra

Collection: Some Will Not Sleep (Ritual Limited), Adam L G Nevill

Comic/graphic novel: Monstress, Vol 1: Awakening (Image Comics), Marjorie Liu & Sana Takeda

Fantasy novel (the Robert Holdstock Award): The Tiger and the Wolf (Pan Macmillan), Adrian Tchaikovsky

Film/television production: Arrival (Paramount Pictures), Denis Villeneuve, Eric Heisserer & Ted Chiang

Horror novel (the August Derleth Award): Disappearance at Devil's Rock (Titan Books), Paul Tremblay

Independent press: Grimbold Books

Magazine/periodical: Tor.com

Newcomer (the Sydney J. Bounds Award): Erica L Satifka, Stay Crazy (Apex Book Company)

Non-fiction: The Geek Feminist Revolution (Tor Books), Kameron Huxley

Novella: The Ballad of Black Tom (Tor.com Publishing), Victor LaValle

Short fiction: “White Rabbit” (Black Static 50 – Jan/Feb 2016), Georgina Bruce

The Special Award (the Karl Edward Wagner Award): Jan Edwards

The 2018 awards were presented on 21 October 2018 at FantasyCon 2018, held at the Queen Hotel, Chester.[7][8]

• New Fears, ed. Mark Morris (Titan Books)
• 2084, ed. George Sandison (Unsung Stories)
• Dark Satanic Mills: Great British Horror Book 2, ed. Steve Shaw (Black Shuck Books)
• Imposter Syndrome, ed. James Everington & Dan Howarth (Dark Minds Press)
• Pacific Monsters, ed. Margret Helgadottir (Fox Spirit)

• Jeffrey Alan Love
• Ben Baldwin
• Victo Ngai
• Daniele Sera
• Sophie E Tallis
• Sana Takeda

• Anansi Boys (by Neil Gaiman, adapted by Dirk Maggs for BBC Radio 4)
• Brave New Words podcast (Ed Fortune and Starburst Magazine)
• Breaking the Glass Slipper podcast (Lucy Hounsom, Charlotte Bond & Megan Leigh)
• Ivory Towers (by Richard H Brooks, directed by Karim Kronfli for 11th Hour Audio Productions)
• PseudoPod podcast (Alasdair Stuart and Escape Artists)
• Tea & Jeopardy podcast (Emma & Peter Newman)

• Strange Weather, by Joe Hill (Gollancz)
• Norse Mythology, by Neil Gaiman (Bloomsbury)
• Tanith by Choice, by Tanith Lee (Newcon Press)
• Tender: Stories, by Sofia Samatar (Small Beer Press)
• You Will Grow Into Them, by Malcolm Devlin (Unsung Stories)

• Monstress, Vol. 2, by Marjorie Liu & Sana Takeda (Image)
• Bitch Planet Vol 2: President Bitch, by Kelly Sue DeConnick, Taki Soma & Valentine de Landro (Image)
• Grim & Bold, by Joshua Cornah (Kristell Ink)
• Tomorrow, by Jack Lothian & Garry Mac (BHP Comics)
• The Wicked + The Divine Vol 5: Imperial Phase Part 1, by Kieron Gillen & Jamie McKelvie (Image)

• The Ninth Rain, by Jen Williams (Headline)
• Age of Assassins, by RJ Barker (Orbit)
• The Court of Broken Knives, by Anna Smith Spark (HarperVoyager)
• Under the Pendulum Sun, by Jeannette Ng (Angry Robot)

• Get Out, by Jordan Peele (Universal Pictures)
• Black Mirror, Series 4, by Charlie Brooker (Netflix)
• The Good Place, Season 1, by Michael Schur (Netflix)
• Star Wars: The Last Jedi, by Rian Johnson (Lucasfilm)
• Stranger Things, Season 2, by Matt & Ross Duffer (Netflix)
• Twin Peaks: the Return, by Mark Frost & David Lynch (Sky Atlantic)
• Wonder Woman, by Zack Snyder, Allan Heinberg & Jason Fuchs (Warner Bros.)

• The Changeling, by Victor LaValle (Canongate)
• Behind Her Eyes, by Sarah Pinborough (Harper Collins)
• The Boy on the Bridge, by MR Carey (Orbit)
• The Crow Garden, by Alison Littlewood (Jo Fletcher Books)
• Relics, by Tim Lebbon (Titan Books)

• Unsung Stories
• Fox Spirit
• Grimbold Books
• Newcon Press
• Salt Publishing

• Shoreline of Infinity, ed. Noel Chidwick
• Black Static, ed. Andy Cox (TTA Press)
• Gingernuts of Horror, ed. Jim Mcleod
• Grimdark Magazine, ed. Adrian Collins
• Interzone, ed. Andy Cox (TTA Press)

• Jeannette Ng, for Under the Pendulum Sun (Angry Robot)
• RJ Barker, for Age of Assassins (Orbit)
• SA Chakraborty, for The City of Brass (HarperVoyager)
• Ed McDonald, for Blackwing (Orion)
• Anna Smith Spark, for The Court of Broken Knives (HarperVoyager)

• Gender Identity and Sexuality in Science Fiction and Fantasy, ed. FT Barbini (Luna Press)
• Gingernuts of Horror, ed. Jim Mcleod
• Luminescent Threads, ed. Alexandra Pierce & Mimi Mondal (12th Planet Press)
• No Time to Spare: Thinking About What Matters, by Ursula K Le Guin (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt)
• Paperbacks from Hell: The Twisted History of 70s and 80s Horror Fiction, by Grady Hendrix (Quirk)
• Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, by Maura McHugh (Electric Dreamhouse Press)

• Passing Strange, by Ellen Klages (Tor.com)
• Brother's Ruin, by Emma Newman (Tor.com)
• Cottingley, by Alison Littlewood (Newcon Press)
• The Murders of Molly Southbourne, by Tade Thompson (Tor.com)
• Naming the Bones, by Laura Mauro (Dark Minds Press)
• A Pocketful of Crows, by Joanne Harris (Gollancz)

• Looking for Laika, by Laura Mauro (in Interzone #273) (TTA Press)
• The Anniversary, by Ruth EJ Booth (in Black Static #61) (TTA Press)
• Four Abstracts, by Nina Allan (in New Fears) (Titan Books)
• Illumination, by Joanne Hall (in Book of Dragons) (Kristell Ink)
• The Little Gift, by Stephen Volk (PS Publishing)
• Shepherd's Business, by Stephen Gallagher (in New Fears) (Titan Books)

• The Bitter Twins, by Jen Williams (Headline)
• Empire of Sand, by Tasha Suri (Orbit)
• Foundryside, by Robert Jackson Bennett (Jo Fletcher)
• The Green Man's Heir, by Juliet E. McKenna (Wizard's Tower)
• The Loosening Skin, by Aliya Whiteley (Unsung Stories)
• Priest of Bones, by Peter McLean (Jo Fletcher)

• Little Eve, by Catriona Ward (W&N)
• The Cabin at the End of the World, by Paul Tremblay (Titan)
• The Way of the Worm, by Ramsey Campbell (PS Publishing)
• Wolf's Hill, by Simon Bestwick (Snowbooks)