BRAM STOKER AWARD FOR BEST NOVEL

The following are the the nominees and winners^[1][2] of the 'Bram Stoker Award for Best Novel'.

★ 1987: ''Misery'' by Stephen King (tie)

★ 1987: ''Swan Song'' by Robert R. McCammon (tie)

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★ ''Live Girls'' by Ray Garton

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★ ''Unassigned Territory'' by Kem Hunn

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★ ''Ash Wednesday'' by Chet Williamson

★ 1988: ''The Silence of the Lambs'' by Thomas Harris

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★ ''Stinger'' by Robert R. McCammon

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★ ''Black Wind'' by F. Paul Wilson

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★ ''The Drive-In'' by Joe R. Lansdale

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★ ''The Queen of the Damned'' by Anne Rice

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★ ''Flesh'' by Richard Laymon

★ 1989: ''Carrion Comfort'' by Dan Simmons

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★ ''Geek Love'' by Katherine Dunn

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★ ''In A Dark Dream'' by Charles L. Grant

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★ ''Midnight'' by Dean R. Koontz

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★ ''The Wolf's Hour'' by Robert R. McCammon

★ 1990: ''Mine'' by Robert R. McCammon

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★ ''Funland'' by Richard Laymon

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★ ''Reign'' by Chet Williamson

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★ ''Savage Season'' by Joe R. Lansdale

★ 1991: ''Boy's Life'' by Robert R. McCammon

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★ ''The M.D.'' by Thomas M. Disch

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★ ''Needful Things'' by Stephen King

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★ ''Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands'' by Stephen King

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★ ''Summer of Night'' by Dan Simmons

★ 1992: ''Blood of the Lamb'' by Thomas F. Monteleone

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★ ''Homecoming'' by Matthew Costello

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★ ''Deathgrip'' by Brian Hodge

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★ ''Hideaway'' by Dean R. Koontz

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★ ''Children of the Night'' by Dan Simmons

★ 1993: ''The Throat'' by Peter Straub

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★ ''Anno Dracula'' by Kim Newman

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★ ''Blackburn'' by Bradley Denton

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★ ''Drawing Blood'' by Poppy Z. Brite

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★ ''The Summoning'' by Bentley Little

★ 1994: ''Dead in the Water'' by Nancy Holder

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★ ''The Alienist'' by Caleb Carr

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★ ''From the Teeth of Angels'' by Jonathan Carroll

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★ ''Insomnia'' by Stephen King

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★ ''The Butcher Boy'' by Patrick McCabe

★ 1995: ''Zombie'' by Joyce Carol Oates

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★ ''Widow'' by Billie Sue Mosiman

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★ ''Deadrush'' by Yvonne Navarro

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★ ''Bone Music'' by Alan Rodgers

★ 1996: ''The Green Mile'' by Stephen King

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★ ''Exquisite Corpse'' by Poppy Z. Brite

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★ ''Crota'' by Owl Goingback

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★ ''The Hellfire Club'' by Peter Straub

★ 1997: ''Children of the Dusk'' by Janet Berliner & George Guthridge

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★ ''The Church of Dead Girls'' by Stephen Dobyns

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★ ''My Soul to Keep'' by Tananarive Due

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★ ''Earthquake Weather'' by Tim Powers

★ 1998: ''Bag of Bones'' by Stephen King

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★ ''Fear Nothing'' by Dean Koontz

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★ ''Darker Angels'' by S.P. Somtow

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★ ''Fog Heart'' by Thomas Tessier

★ 1999: ''Mr. X'' by Peter Straub

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★ ''Darker than Night'' by Owl Goingback

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★ ''Hannibal'' by Thomas Harris

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★ ''Low Men in Yellow Coats'' by Stephen King

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★ ''Hexes'' by Tom Piccirilli

★ 2000: ''The Traveling Vampire Show'' by Richard Laymon

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★ ''The Indifference of Heaven'' by Gary A. Braunbeck

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★ ''Silent Children'' by Ramsey Campbell

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★ ''The Licking Valley Coon Hunters Club'' by Brian A. Hopkins

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★ ''The Deceased'' by Tom Piccirilli

★ 2001: ''American Gods'' by Neil Gaiman

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★ ''From the Dust Returned'' by Ray Bradbury

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★ ''The Lost'' by Jack Ketchum

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★ ''Black House'' by Stephen King & Peter Straub

★ 2002: ''The Night Class'' by Tom Piccirilli

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★ ''The Hour Before Dark'' by Douglas Clegg

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★ ''From a Buick 8'' by Stephen King

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★ ''Lullaby'' by Chuck Palahniuk

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★ ''The Lovely Bones'' by Alice Sebold

★ 2003: ''Lost Boy, Lost Girl'' by Peter Straub

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★ ''The Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla'' by Stephen King

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★ ''Serenity Falls'' by James A. Moore

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★ ''The Night Country'' by Stewart O'Nan

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★ ''A Choir of Ill Children'' by Tom Piccirilli

★ 2004: ''In the Night Room'' by Peter Straub

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★ ''The Wind Caller'' by P. D Cacek

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★ ''The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower'' by Stephen King

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★ ''Deep in the Darkness'' by Michael Laimo

★ 2005: ''Creepers'' by David Morrell (tie)

★ 2005: ''Dread in the Beast'' by Charlee Jacob(tie)

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★ ''Keepers'' by Gary A. Braunbeck

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★ ''November Mourns'' by Tom Piccirilli

★ 2006: ''Lisey's Story'' by Stephen King

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★ ''Headstone City'' by Tom Piccirilli

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★ ''Ghost Road Blues'' by Jonathan Maberry

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★ ''Pressure'' by Jeff Strand

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★ ''Prodigal Blues'' by Gary A. Braunbeck

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References

References

1. Horror Writers Association page on The Bram Stoker Awards
2. Horror Writers Association page on Past Stoker Nominees and Winners