British Fantasy Awards

The winners of the 2011 British Fantasy Awards, presented by the British Fantasy Society, were announced on September 30 at Fantasycon in Brighton.

• Best Novel (Robert Holdstock Fantasy Award): Among Others, by Jo Walton
• Best Novel (August Derleth Horror Award): The Ritual, by Adam Nevill
• Best Novella: “Gorel and the Pot-Bellied,” God by Lavie Tidhar
• Best Short Fiction: “The Coffin-Maker’s Daughter,” by Angela Slatter
• Best Anthology: The Weird, edited by Ann and Jeff VanderMeer
• Best Collection: Everyone’s Just So, So Special, by Robert Shearman
• Best Screenplay: Midnight in Paris, by Woody Allen
• Best Magazine/Periodical: Black Static, edited by Andy Cox
• Best Comic/Graphic Novel: Locke and Key, by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez
• Best Non-Fiction: Supergods, by Grant Morrison
• Best Independent Press: Chomu Press
• Best Newcomer: Kameron Hurley

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