As I mentioned a few weeks ago it's awards season around the horror community (and the arts world in general.) I don't anticipate getting a National Book Award or a Pulitzer Prize any time soon, but for those of us in the indie horror world there are, fortunately, a few honors with popular nominations processes.
If it strikes your fancy, I do have one work up for this year's Splatterpunk Awards. One of my greatest achievements to date was seeing THE HEMATOPHAGES nominated for best novel in 2017 and I still look forward to bringing home a Bernie of my very own.
You can nominate my short and the anthology it was included in by e-mailing splatterpunkawards@gmail.com and include the category, title, and author/editor. (All of this information is helpfully included below.) More rules and information can be found here.
So, without further ado, here are my eligible works for 2020:
Best Short Story
"Braineaters in the Mist" by Stephen Kozeniewski
Best Anthology
Best Anthology
BREWTALITY edited by K. Trap Jones
Other recommendations:
To help you round out your ballot, here are some of my recommendations for the other categories:
Best Novel
THE MAGPIE COFFIN by Wile E. Young
GONE TO SEE THE RIVERMAN by Kristopher Triana
(Oh, and if you want to recommend THE PERFECTLY FINE HOUSE by Stephen Kozeniewski and Wile E. Young I guess you can, but I'm hard-pressed to call it splatterpunk or extreme horror so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ but maybe it's better not to take the space from someone more deserving.)
Best Novella
RED STATION by Kenzie Jennings
THE NIGHT SILVER RIVER RUN RED by Christine Morgan
Best Collection
BLOOD RELATIONS by Kristopher Triana
THE ESSENTIAL SICK STUFF by Ronald Kelly
All worthy recommendations. Brewtality is also a good choice in the Anthology category.
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