Here are the nominees for the 2010 British Fantasy Awards:

BEST NOVEL
  • BEST SERVED COLD, Joe Abercrombie (Gollancz)
  • FUTILE FLAME, Sam Stone (House of Murky Depths)
  • ONE, Conrad Williams (Virgin)
  • THE NAMING OF THE BEASTS, Mike Carey (Orbit)
  • UNDER THE DOME, Stephen King (Hodder & Stoughton)

BEST NOVELLA
  • “OLD MAN SCRATCH,” Rio Youers (PS)
  • “ROADKILL,” Rob Shearman, from Roadkill/Siren Beat (Twelfth Planet) and Love Songs for the Shy and Cynical (Big Finish)
  • “THE LANGUAGE OF DYING,” Sarah Pinborough (PS)
  • “THE WITNESSES ARE GONE,” Joel Lane (PS)
  • “VARDOGER,” Stephen Volk (Gray Friar)
BEST SHORT STORY
  • “CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR,” Justin Carroll, in Dragontales: Short Stories of Flame, Tooth and Scale, ed. Holly Stacey (Wyvern)
  • “GEORGE CLOONEY’S MOUSTACHE,” Rob Shearman, in The BFS Yearbook 2009, ed. Guy Adams (BFS)
  • “MY BROTHER’S KEEPER,” Nina Allan, Black Static #12
  • “THE CONFESSOR’S TALE,” Sarah Pinborough, in Hellbound Hearts, ed. Marie O’Regan and Paul Kane (Pocket)
  • “WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU WAKE UP IN THE NIGHT,” Michael Marshall Smith (Nightjar)
BEST ANTHOLOGY
  • CERN ZOO: NEMONYMOUS 9, ed. D.F. Lewis (Megazanthus)
  • DRAGONTALES: SHORT STORIES OF FLAME, TOOTH AND SCALE, ed. Holly Stacey (Wyvern)
  • HELLBOUND HEARTS, ed. Marie O’Regan and Paul Kane (Pocket)
  • SONGS OF THE DYING EARTH: STORIES IN HONOUR OF JACK VANCE, ed. George R.R. Martin and Gardner Dozois (HarperVoyager)
  • THE MAMMOTH BOOK OF BEST NEW HORROR 20, ed. Stephen Jones (Constable and Robinson)
BEST COLLECTION
  • CYBERABAD DAYS, Ian McDonald (Gollancz)
  • JUST BEHIND YOU, Ramsey Campbell (PS)
  • LOVE SONGS FOR THE SHY AND CYNICAL, Robert Shearman (Big Finish)
  • ONCE & FUTURE CITIES, Allen Ashley (Eibonvale)
  • THE TERRIBLE CHANGES, Joel Lane (Ex Occidente)
PS PUBLISHING AWARD FOR BEST SMALL PRESS
  • NEWCON PRESS (Ian Whates)
  • SCREAMING DREAMS (Steve Upham)
  • SUBTERRANEAN PRESS (William Schafer)
  • TELOS PUBLISHING (David Howe)
  • TTA PRESS (Andy Cox)
BEST COMIC/GRAPHIC NOVEL
  • FABLES, Bill Willingham and Mark Buckingham (Vertigo)
  • FREAKANGELS, Warren Ellis and Paul Duffield (Avatar & warrenellis.com)
  • LOCKE AND KEY, Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez (IDW)
  • THE GIRLY COMIC, ed. Selina Lock (Factor Fiction)
  • WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE CAPED CRUSADER? Neil Gaiman and Andy Kubert (DC)
BEST ARTIST
  • CHARLES VESS, for work including Neil Gaiman’s Blueberry Girl
  • LES EDWARDS, for work including the cover of Cemetery Dance #62
  • SHAUN TAN
  • STEVE UPHAM, for work including the Estronomicon Sketchbook Special
  • VINCENT CHONG, for work including covers for The Witnesses are Gone (PS) and Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 20 (Constable and Robinson)
BEST NON-FICTION
  • ANSIBLE LINK, David Langford
  • CASE NOTES, Peter Tennant, Black Static
  • IT LIVES AGAIN! HORROR MOVIES IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM, Axelle Carolyn (Telos)
  • JOHN SCALZI, WHATEVER
  • KNOWING DARKNESS: ARTISTS INSPIRED BY STEPHEN KING, George Beahm and various artists (Centipede Press)
BEST MAGAZINE
  • BLACK STATIC, ed. Andy Cox (TTA)
  • CEMETERY DANCE, ed. Richard Chizmar (Cemetery Dance)
  • INTERZONE, ed. Andy Cox (TTA)
  • MIDNIGHT STREET, ed. Trevor Denyer (Immediate Direction)
  • MURKY DEPTHS, ed. Terry Martin (The House of Murky Depths)
  • THEAKER’S QUARTERLY FICTION, ed. Stephen Theaker and John Greenwood (Silver Age)
BEST TELEVISION
  • BATTLESTAR GALACTICA (Sci Fi/Sky 1)
  • BEING HUMAN (BBC3)
  • DOCTOR WHO (BBC1)
  • LOST (ABC/Sky 1)
  • TORCHWOOD: CHILDREN OF EARTH (BBC1)
BEST FILM
  • AVATAR, dir. James Cameron (Twentieth Century Fox)
  • CORALINE, dir. Henry Selick (Focus)
  • DISTRICT 9, dir. Neill Blomkamp (Tristar)
  • LET THE RIGHT ONE IN, dir. Tomas Alfredson (EFTI)
  • WATCHMEN, dir. Zack Snyder (Warner)

Congratulations to all the nominees!

The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony at FantasyCon in September.

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  3. WINNERS: 2009 British Fantasy Awards
  4. WINNERS: 2008 British Fantasy Awards
  5. NOMINEES: 2007 World Fantasy Awards

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