Novels by Max Booth III, Sarah Read, Jonathan Janz, Adam Nevill, and Rory Power are nominated for the top honor in This Is Horror Awards 2019.

Voting is open for the nine categories of the awards through May 30^th.

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To vote, send your choices to awards@thisishorror.co.uk with the subject line: “Awards 2019.”

Write the category and vote for each award. Voters can choose their top two in each category.

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Here are the nominations:

Novel of the Year: Carnivorous Lunar Activities by Max Booth III; The Bone Weaver’s Orchard by Sarah Read; The Dark Game by Jonathan Janz; The Reddening by Adam Nevill; and Wilder Girls by Rory Power.

Novella of the Year: Dear Laura by Gemma Amor; In The Scrape by James Newman and Mark Steensland; Ormeshadow by Priya Sharma; The Half-Freaks by Nicole Cushing; and The Pale White by Chad Lutzke.

Short Story Collection of the Year: Out of Water by Sarah Read; Sefira and Other Betrayals by John Langan; Sing Your Sadness Deep by Laura Mauro; Song for the Unraveling of the World by Brian Evenson; and Wounds by Nathan Ballingrud.

Anthology of the Year: Echoes, edited by Ellen Datlow; Midnight in the Graveyard, edited by Kenneth W. Cain; Nox Pareidolia, edited by Robert S. Wilson; Pop The Clutch, edited by Eric J. Guignard; and The Twisted Book of Shadows, edited by Christopher Golden and James A. Moore.

Fiction Magazine of the Year: Black Static; Dark Moon Digest; Nightmare Magazine; The Dark; and Vastarien: A Literary Journal.

Publisher of the Year: Crystal Lake Publishing; Flame Tree Press; Nightscape Press; Raw Dog Screaming Press; and Silver Shamrock Publishing.

Fiction Podcast of the Year: Creepy Pod; Tales to Terrify; The Magnus Archives; The NoSleep Podcast; and The Wicked Library.

Nonfiction Podcast of the Year: Bizzong; Booked. Podcast; Cosmic Shenanigans; Ladies of the Fright; and The Horror Show with Brian Keene.

Cover Art of the Year: Ben Baldwin for Hollow Heart by Ben Eads; Catrin Welz-Stein for This House of Wounds by Georgina Bruce; Mikio Murakami for The Worst Is Yet to Come by S.P. Miskowski; Sabercore Art for The Fearing: Book One Fire and Rain by John F.D. Taff; and Stephen Mackey for Sing Your Sadness Deep by Laura Mauro.

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