David Gemmell Legend Awards
The David Gemmell Legend Awards were established in memory of David Gemmell and first awarded in 2009.[1] The three awards are the David Gemmell Legend Award for Best Fantasy Novel, the Morningstar Award for Best Fantasy Newcomer and the Ravenheart Award for Best Fantasy Cover Art.
The awards are for fantasy novels in the traditional, heroic, epic or high genres, or in the spirit of Gemmell's own work.[2]
Winners and Nominations
2009
The 2009 award (best novel only) was presented in June 2009.[3][4]
- Best novel: Andrzej Sapkowski for Blood of Elves
- Nominated: Juliet Marillier for Heir to Sevenwaters
- Nominated: Brandon Sanderson for The Hero of Ages
- Nominated: Joe Abercrombie for Last Argument of Kings
- Nominated: Brent Weeks for The Way of Shadows
2010
The 2010 awards were presented in June 2010.[5]
- Best novel: Graham McNeill for Empire
- Nominated: Joe Abercrombie for Best Served Cold
- Nominated: Pierre Pevel for The Cardinal's Blades
- Nominated: Robert Jordan & Brandon Sanderson for The Gathering Storm
- Nominated: Brandon Sanderson for Warbreaker
- Best newcomer: Pierre Pevel for The Cardinal's Blades
- Nominated: Stephen Deas for The Adamantine Palace
- Nominated: Amanda Downum for The Drowning City
- Nominated: Ken Scholes for Lamentation
- Nominated: Jesse Bullington for The Sad Tale of the Brothers Grossbart
- Cover art: Didier Graffet, Dave Senior and Laura Brett for Best Served Cold (written by Joe Abercrombie)
2011
The 2011 awards were presented in June 2011.[6]
- Best novel: Brandon Sanderson for The Way of Kings
- Nominated: Pierre Pevel for The Alchemist in the Shadows
- Nominated: Brent Weeks for The Black Prism
- Nominated: Peter V. Brett for The Desert Spear
- Nominated: Robert Jordan & Brandon Sanderson for Towers of Midnight
- Nominated: Markus Heitz for The War of the Dwarves
- Best newcomer: Darius Hinks for Warrior Priest
- Nominated: N.K. Jemisin for The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms
- Nominated: Alexey Pehov for Shadow Prowler
- Nominated: Blake Carlton for Spellwright
- Nominated: Mary Victoria for Tymon's Flight
- Cover art: Olof Erla Einarsdottir for Power and Majesty (written by Tansy Rayner Roberts)
2012
The 2012 awards were presented in June 2012.[7]
- Best novel: Patrick Rothfuss for The Wise Man's Fear
- Nominated: Brandon Sanderson for The Alloy of Law
- Nominated: Kristen Britain for Blackveil
- Nominated: Joe Abercrombie for The Heroes
- Nominated: William King for Blood of Aenarion
- Best newcomer: Helen Lowe for Heir of Night
- Nominated: Douglas Hulick for Among Thieves
- Nominated: Mark Lawrence for Prince of Thorns
- Nominated: Elspeth Cooper for Songs of the Earth
- Nominated: Peter Orullian for The Unremembered
- Cover art: Raymond Swanland for Blood of Aenarion (written by William King)
2013
The 2013 awards were presented in October 2013.[8]
- Best novel: Brent Weeks for The Blinding Knife
- Nominated: Helen Lowe for The Gathering of the Lost
- Nominated: Mark Lawrence for King of Thorns
- Nominated: Joe Abercrombie for Red Country
- Nominated: Jay Kristoff for Stormdancer
- Best newcomer: John Gwynne for Malice
- Nominated: Aidan Harte for Irenicon
- Nominated: Miles Cameron for The Red Knight
- Nominated: Jay Kristoff for Stormdancer
- Nominated: Saladin Ahmed for Throne of the Crescent Moon
- Cover art: Didier Graffet and Dave Senior for Red Country (written by Joe Abercrombie)
2014
The 2014 awards were presented in June 2014.[9]
- Best novel: Mark Lawrence for Emperor of Thorns
- Nominated: Peter V. Brett for The Daylight War
- Nominated: Robert Jordan & Brandon Sanderson for A Memory of Light
- Nominated: Scott Lynch for The Republic of Thieves
- Nominated: Adrian Tchaikovsky for War Master's Gate
- Best newcomer: Brian McClellan for Promise of Blood
- Nominated: Mark T. Barnes for The Garden of Stones
- Nominated: Luke Scull for The Grim Company
- Nominated: David Guymer for Headtaker
- Nominated: Antoine Rouaud for The Path of Anger
- Cover art: Jason Chan for Emperor of Thorns (written by Mark Lawrence)
2015
The 2015 awards were presented in August 2015.[10]
- Best novel: Brandon Sanderson for Words of Radiance
- Nominated: Joe Abercrombie for Half a King
- Nominated: John Gwynne for Valour
- Nominated: Mark Lawrence for Prince of Fools
- Nominated: Brent Weeks for The Broken Eye
- Best newcomer: Brian Staveley for The Emperor's Blades
- Nominated: Sebastien de Castell for Traitor's Blade
- Nominated: Kameron Hurley for The Mirror Empire
- Nominated: Ben Peek for The Godless
- Nominated: Angus Watson for Age of Iron
- Cover art: Sam Green for Words of Radiance (written by Brandon Sanderson)
2016
The 2016 awards were presented in September 2016.[11]
- Best novel: Mark Lawrence for The Liar’s Key
- Best newcomer: Peter Newman for The Vagrant
- Cover art: Jason Chan for The Liar’s Key (written by Mark Lawrence)
References
- ↑ "Gemmell, David A". Encyclopedia of Science Fiction. Retrieved 6 April 2013.
- ↑ "Criteria". DGLA website. Retrieved 6 April 2013.
- ↑ Flood, Alison (19 June 2009). "Gemmell prize for fantasy goes to Polish novel, Blood of Elves". The Guardian. Retrieved 6 April 2013.
- ↑ Whitehead, Adam. "The Gemmell Awards 2009". The Wertzone. Retrieved 6 April 2013.
- ↑ "And the 2010 winners are...". David Gemmell Discussion. Retrieved 6 April 2013.
- ↑ "Gemmell Legend Award Winners 2011". sffworld. Retrieved 6 April 2013.
- ↑ "David Gemmell Legend Award Winners 2012 Announced". DLGA blog. Retrieved 6 April 2013.
- ↑ "Gemmell Awards for Fantasy - the 2013 winners!". DLGA blog. Retrieved 1 November 2013.
- ↑ "Gemmell Awards for Fantasy - the 2014 winners!". DLGA blog. Retrieved 14 June 2014.
- ↑ "Gemmell Awards for Fantasy - the 2015 winners!".
- ↑ "Gemmell Awards for Fantasy - the 2016 winners!".
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