Lambda Literary Award for Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror

Lammies for SF, fantasy & horror
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Lambda Literary Awards (also known as the "Lammies") are awarded yearly by the United States-based Lambda Literary Foundation to published works that celebrate or explore LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) themes. To qualify, a book must have been published in the United States in the year current to the official year of the award; the presentation ceremony is held a year later. The Lambda Literary Foundation states that its mission is "to celebrate LGBT literature and provide resources for writers, readers, booksellers, publishers, and librarians - the whole literary community."^[1]

Since their inception in 1989, awards have been given in various categories in fiction and non-fiction. The category for speculative fiction works has changed several times; from science fiction and mystery, to science fiction and fantasy, and finally to LGBT Sci-Fi, fantasy and horror. This category is open to submissions in the form of novels, novellas, short stories, collections and anthologies. Initially the genre categories were also split into gay men's and lesbian categories, but were merged in 1993. This article lists all the award nominees and winners for all the variously titled science fiction categories.

Multi-time winners of the award include Nicola Griffith (four wins), Melissa Scott (three wins), Clive Barker (two wins), Jim Grimsley (two wins), and Stephen Pagel (two wins). Samuel R. Delany has also won the lifetime achievement award twice. Nicola Griffith holds the record for most nominations, and Perry Brass has the most nominations without winning, having been a losing finalist four times.^[2]

Winners and nominees

In the following table, the years correspond to the year of book's release; the ceremonies are always held the following year. Entries with a lavender background have won the relevant award; those with a white background are the nominees. Entries with a green background are current nominees, from which a winner has yet to be chosen. Superscript letters after the result indicate simultaneous nominations in other categories. Categories are abbreviated, the official category titles are presented in the key.

Key

Official category title	Abbreviation	Award years
Gay Men's Mystery/Science Fiction	Gay M/SF	1989
Lesbian Mystery/Science Fiction	Lesb. M/SF	1989
Gay Men's Science Fiction/Fantasy	Gay SF/F	1990–1993
Lesbian Science Fiction/Fantasy	Lesb. SF/F	1990–1993
Science Fiction/Fantasy	SF/F	1994–2000
Horror/Science Fiction/Fantasy	SF/F/H	2001
Science Fiction/Fantasy/Horror	SF/F/H	2002–2006
LGBT Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror	LGBT SF/F/H	2007–2009

Colour	Entry	Meaning
Lavender	Won	Winner
Lavender	Won (joint)	Joint winner
White	Nom	Past nominee
Green	Nom (current)	Current nominee

Award List

Year	Author(s) or Editor(s)	Book Title	Publisher	Category	Result
1988	Michael Nava	Goldenboy	Alyson	Gay M/SF	Won^[A]^[3]
1988	Donald Ward	Death Takes the Stage	St. Martin’s Press	Gay M/SF	Nom^[3]
1988	Michael Bishop	Unicorn Mountain	William Morrow	Gay M/SF	Nom^[3]
1988	Joseph Hansen	Obedience	Mysterious Press	Gay M/SF	Nom^[3]
1988	George Baxt	Who’s Next	International Polygonics	Gay M/SF	Nom^[3]
1988	Antoinette Azolakov	Skiptrace	Banned Books	Lesb. M/SF	Won^[3]
1988	Claire McNab	Lessons In Murder	Naiad Press	Lesb. M/SF	Nom^[3]
1988	Judy Grahn	Mundane’s World	Crossing Press	Lesb. M/SF	Nom^[3]
1988	Dolores Klaich	Heavy Gilt	Naiad Press	Lesb. M/SF	Nom^[3]
1988	Sandy Bayer	The Crystal Curtain	Alyson	Lesb. M/SF	Nom^[3]
1989	Jeffrey N. McMahan	Somewhere in the Night	Alyson	Gay SF/F	Won^[B]^[3]
1989	Thom Nickels	Walking Water / After All This	Banned Books	Gay SF/F	Nom^[3]
1989	William K. Eakins	Key West 2720 AD	Knights Press	Gay SF/F	Nom^[3]
1989	Mercedes Lackey	Magic's Pawn	DAW	Gay SF/F	Nom^[3]
1989	Geoff Mains	Gentle Warriors	Knights Press	Gay SF/F	Nom^[3]
1989	Jessica A. Salmonson (ed.)	What Did Miss Darrington See?	Feminist Press	Lesb. SF/F	Won^[3]
1989	Nancy Tyler Glenn	Clicking Stones	Naiad Press	Lesb. SF/F	Nom^[3]
1989	Lauren Wright Douglas	In The Blood	Naiad Press	Lesb. SF/F	Nom^[3]
1989	Susanna J. Sturgis (ed.)	Memories and Visions	Crossing Press	Lesb. SF/F	Nom^[3]
1989	Lee Lynch	Sue Slate: Private Eye	Naiad Press	Lesb. SF/F	Nom^[3]
1990	Mercedes Lackey	Magic's Price	DAW	Gay SF/F	Won^[3] (Joint)
1990	Toby Johnson	Secret Matter	Lavender	Gay SF/F	Won^[3] (Joint)
1990	Marsh Cassady	Alternate Casts	Banned	Gay SF/F	Nom^[3]
1990	Storm Constantine	Enchantments of Flesh and Spirit	Tor	Gay SF/F	Nom^[3]
1990	Scott Edelman	The Gift	Space and Time	Gay SF/F	Nom^[3]
1990	Gael Baudino	Gossamer Axe	Roc	Lesb. SF/F	Won^[3]
1990	Pat Califia	Doc and Fluff	Alyson	Lesb. SF/F	Nom^[3]
1990	Melissa Scott	Mighty Good Road	Baen	Lesb. SF/F	Nom^[3]
1990	Lynda Lyons	Priorities	Naiad Press	Lesb. SF/F	Nom^[3]
1990	Karen Marie Christa Minns	Virago	Naiad Press	Lesb. SF/F	Nom^[3]
1991	Frank M. Robinson	The Dark Beyond the Stars	Tor	Gay SF/F	Won^[3]
1991	Eric Garber (ed.)	Embracing the Dark	Alyson	Gay SF/F	Nom^[3]
1991	Perry Brass	Mirage	Belhue	Gay SF/F	Nom^[3]
1991	Jay B. Laws	Steam	Alyson	Gay SF/F	Nom^[3]
1991	Jeffrey N. McMahan	Vampires Anonymous	Alyson	Gay SF/F	Nom^[3]
1990	Jewelle Gomez	The Gilda Stories	Firebrand	Lesb. SF/F	Won^[C]^[3]
1990	B.L. Holmes	Mega	Mother Courage	Lesb. SF/F	Nom^[3]
1990	Chris Anne Wolfe	Shadows of Aggar	New Victoria	Lesb. SF/F	Nom^[3]
1990	Camarin Grae	Stranded	Naiad Press	Lesb. SF/F	Nom^[3]
1990	Judith Alguire	Zeta Base	Naiad Press	Lesb. SF/F	Nom^[3]
1992	Maureen F. McHugh	China Mountain Zhang	Tor	Gay SF/F	Won^[4]
1992	Poppy Z. Brite	Lost Souls	Abyss / Delacorte	Gay SF/F	Nom^[4]
1992	Lewis Gannett	The Living One	Random House	Gay SF/F	Nom^[4]
1992	Thomas T. Thomas	Cry Gender	Baen	Gay SF/F	Nom^[4]
1992	Anne Rice	The Tale of the Body Thief	Knopf	Gay SF/F	Nom^[4]
1992	Nicola Griffith	Ammonite	Del Rey	Lesb. SF/F	Won^[4]
1992	Jean Stewart	Return to Isis	Rising Tide	Lesb. SF/F	Nom^[4]
1992	Severna Park	Speaking Dreams	Firebrand	Lesb. SF/F	Nom^[4]
1992	Melissa Scott	Dreamships	Tor	Lesb. SF/F	Nom^[4]
1992	Judith Katz	Running Fiercely Toward a High Thin Sound	Firebrand	Lesb. SF/F	Nom^[D]^[4]
1993	Starhawk	The Fifth Sacred Thing	Bantam	SF/F	Won^[4]
1993	Poppy Brite	Drawing Blood	Delacorte	SF/F	Nom^[4]
1993	Sybil Claiborne	In the Garden of Dead Cars	Cleis Press	SF/F	Nom^[4]
1993	Melissa Scott	Burning Bright	Tor	SF/F	Nom^[4]
1993	Jay B. Laws	The Unfinished	Alyson	SF/F	Nom^[4]
1994	Melissa Scott	Trouble and Her Friends	Tor	SF/F	Won^[4]
1994	Suzy McKee Charnas	The Furies	Tor	SF/F	Nom^[4]
1994	Nancy Springer	Metal Angel	Roc Fantasy	SF/F	Nom^[4]
1994	Mercedes Lackey	Storm Warning	DAW	SF/F	Nom^[4]
1994	Jean Stewart	Warriors of Isis	DAW	SF/F	Nom^[4]
1995	Melissa Scott	Shadow Man	Tor	SF/F	Won^[4] (Joint)
1995	Nicola Griffith	Slow River	Del Rey	SF/F	Won^[4] (Joint)
1995	Felice Picano	Dryland’s End	Richard Kasak	SF/F	Nom^[4]
1995	Pam Keesey	Dark Angels	Cleis Press	SF/F	Nom^[4]
1995	Samuel Delany	Atlantis: Three Tales	Wesleyan	SF/F	Nom^[4]
1996	Clive Barker	Sacrament	HarperCollins	SF/F	Won^[5]
1996	Rachel Pollack	Godmother Night	St. Martin’s	SF/F	Nom^[5]
1996	Michael Rowe & Thomas S. Roche (eds.)	Sons of Darkness	Cleis Press	SF/F	Nom^[5]
1996	Eric Garber & Jewelle Gomez (eds.)	Swords of the Rainbow	Alyson	SF/F	Nom^[5]
1996	Pam Keesey (eds.)	Women Who Run With Werewolves	Cleis Press	SF/F	Nom^[5]
1997	Nicola Griffith & Stephen Pagel (eds.)	Bending the Landscape: Fantasy	White Wolf	SF/F	Won^[5]
1997	William J. Mann	Grave Passions: Tales of the Gay Supernatural	Masquerade	SF/F	Nom^[5]
1997	Perry Brass	The Harvest	Belhue	SF/F	Nom^[5]
1997	Harry M. Benshoff (ed.)	Monsters in the Closet	Manchester University	SF/F	Nom^[E]^[5]
1997	Lawrence Schimel (ed.)	The Drag Queen of Elfland	Circlet Press	SF/F	Nom^[5]
1998	Nicola Griffith & Stephen Pagel (eds.)	Bending the Landscape: Science fiction	Overlook	SF/F	Won^[5] (Joint)
1998	Clive Barker	Galilee	HarperCollins	SF/F	Won^[5] (Joint)
1998	Ulysses G. Dietz	Desmond	Alyson	SF/F	Nom^[5]
1998	Elizabeth Brownrigg	Falling to Earth	Firebrand	SF/F	Nom^[5]
1998	Lawrence Schimel (ed.)	Things Invisible to See	Ultra Violet	SF/F	Nom^[5]
1999	Richard Bowe	Minions of the Moon	Tor	SF/F	Won^[5]
1999	Victoria Brownworth & Judith Redding (eds.)	Night Shade: Gothic Tales by Women	Seal Press	SF/F	Nom^[5]
1999	Severna Park	The Annunciate	Avon	SF/F	Nom^[5]
1999	Keith Hartman	The Gumshoe, the Witch, and the Virtual Corpse	Meisha Merlin	SF/F	Nom^[F]^[5]
1999	Delia Sherman	Through a Brazen Mirror	Circlet Press / Ace	SF/F	Nom^[5]
2000	Jim Grimsley	Kirith Kirin	Meisha Merlin	SF/F/H	Won^[6]
2000	Michael Rowe (ed.)	Queer Fear	Arsenal Pulp	SF/F/H	Nom^[G]^[6]
2000	Anne Rice	Merrick	Knopf	SF/F/H	Nom^[6]
2000	Perry Brass	Angel Lust	Belhue	SF/F/H	Nom^[6]
2000	David Gerrold	Jumping off the Planet	Tor	SF/F/H	Nom^[6]
2001	Melissa Scott & Lisa A. Barnett	Point of Dreams	Tor	SF/F/H	Won^[6]
2001	Nicola Griffith & Stephen Pagel (eds.)	Bending the Landscape: Horror	Overlook Press	SF/F/H	Nom^[6]
2001	David Thomas Lord	Bound in Blood	Kensington	SF/F/H	Nom^[6]
2001	Keith Hartman	Gumshoe Gorilla	Meisha Merlin	SF/F/H	Nom^[6]
2001	Michael Schiefelbein	Vampire Vow	Alyson	SF/F/H	Nom^[6]
2002	Michael Rowe (ed.)	Queer Fear II	Arsenal Pulp	SF/F/H	Won^[H]^[6]
2002	Katherine V. Forrest	Daughters of an Amber Noon	Overlook Press	SF/F/H	Nom^[6]
2002	Karin Kallmaker (as Laura Adams)	Seeds of Fire	Bella Books	SF/F/H	Nom^[6]
2002	Randy Boyd	The Devil Inside	West Beach	SF/F/H	Nom^[6]
2002	Cecilia Tan (ed.)	Wired Hard 3	Circlet Press	SF/F/H	Nom^[6]
2003	Helen Sandler (ed.)	Necrologue'	Diva	SF/F/H	Won^[6]
2003	David M. Pierce	Elf Child	Southern Tier	SF/F/H	Nom^[6]
2003	Diana Rivers	The Red Line of Yarmald	Bella Books	SF/F/H	Nom^[6]
2003	Perry Brass	The Substance of God	Belhue	SF/F/H	Nom^[6]
2003	Michael Schiefelbein	Vampire Thrall	Alyson	SF/F/H	Nom^[6]
2004	Jim Grimsley	The Ordinary	Tor	SF/F/H	Won^[7]
2004	Michael Jensen	Firelands	Alyson	SF/F/H	Nom^[7]
2004	Greg Herren (ed.)	Shadows of the Night: Queer Tales of the Uncanny and Unusual	Southern Tier	SF/F/H	Nom^[7]
2004	Jean Stewart	The Wizard of Isis	Bella Books	SF/F/H	Nom^[7]
2004	Nicola Griffith	With Her Body	Aqueduct	SF/F/H	Nom^[7]
2005	Katherine V. Forrest	Daughters of an Emerald Dusk	Alyson	LGBT SF/F/H	Won^[7]
2005	Octavia Butler	Fledgling	Seven Stories	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[7]
2005	David B. Coe	Shapers of Darkness	Tor	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[7]
2005	Jane Fletcher	Temple Landfall	Bold Strokes	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[7]
2005	Jeanne G’Fellers	No Sister of Mine	Bella Books	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[7]
2006	Neal Drinnan	Izzy and Eve	Green Candy Press	LGBT SF/F/H	Won^[I]^[7]
2006	Elizabeth Bear	Carnival	Bantam Spectra	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[7]
2006	Douglas Clegg	Mordred, Bastard Son	Alyson	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[7]
2006	R.W. Day	A Strong and Sudden Thaw	Iris Print	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[7]
2006	Chris Moriarty	Spin Control	Bantam Spectra	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[7]
2007	Lee Thomas	The Dust of Wonderland	Alyson	LGBT SF/F/H	Won^[8]^[9]
2007	Gin Hale	Wicked Gentlemen	Blind Eye Books	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[9]
2007	Elizabeth Bear & Sarah Monette	A Companion to Wolves	Tor	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[9]
2007	Brian Francis Slattery	Spaceman Blues	Tor	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[9]
2007	Jo Walton	Ha'penny	Tor	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[9]
2008	Astrid Amara	The Archer's Heart	Blind Eye Books	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[10] (current)
2008	Alice Baburek	Corridors in Time	PublishAmerica	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[10] (current)
2008	Robert Devereaux	Santa Claus Conquers the Homophobes	Booklocker.com	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[10] (current)
2008	Nicole Kimberling	Tangle	Blind Eye Books	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[10] (current)
2008	Nicole Kimberling	Turnskin	Blind Eye Books	LGBT SF/F/H	Nom^[10] (current)

Lavender: Winners and joint winners

White: Past nominees

Green: Current nominees

^A Also jointly won Gay Men's Small Press Book Award.
^B Also nominated for Gay Men's Mystery.
^C Also jointly won Lesbian Fiction.
^D Also won Lesbian fiction.
^E Also nominated for Drama.
^F Also nominated for Gay Men's Mystery.
^G Also nominated for Gay Men's Anthology-Fiction.
^H Also nominated for Gay Men's Anthology-Fiction.
^I Also nominated for Gay Fiction.

References

General

Kelly, Mark R. (2000–2008). "Locus Index to SF Awards: Lambda Literary Awards". Locus Publications. Retrieved 2008-11-14. {{cite web}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)

Specific

^ "News and Announcements". Lambda Literary Foundation. 2007. Retrieved 2007-11-25.
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^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e "Previous Lammy Award current nominees". Lambda Literary Foundation. 2003–2007. Retrieved 2008-11-13. {{cite web}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)

External links

Lambda Literary Foundation

[1] "News and Announcements". Lambda Literary Foundation. 2007. Retrieved 2007-11-25.

[2] Kelly, Mark R. (2000–2008). "Locus Index to SF Awards: Lambda Awards Records and Tallies". Locus Publications. Retrieved 2008-11-14. {{cite web}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |coauthors= (help)

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References

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