The Bram Stoker Awards are presented each year by the Horror Writers Association, voted on by its members, and are the leading honours in horror fiction; Superior Achievement in a Novel is their flagship category. Awarded since 1988, the prize has gone to Stephen King more often than to anyone else, and its winners run from The Silence of the Lambs and Peter Straub to Paul Tremblay and Stephen Graham Jones. Two years ended in a tie. This list collects the winning novels by the year the award was presented.
The Buffalo Hunter Hunter
Stephen Graham Jones
The Haunting of Velkwood
Gwendolyn Kiste
The Reformatory
Tananarive Due
The Devil Takes You Home
Gabino Iglesias
My Heart Is a Chainsaw
Stephen Graham Jones
The Only Good Indians
Stephen Graham Jones
Coyote Rage
Owl Goingback
The Cabin at the End of the World
Paul Tremblay
Ararat
Christopher Golden
The Fisherman
John Langan
A Head Full of Ghosts
Paul Tremblay
Blood Kin
Steve Rasnic Tem
Doctor Sleep
Stephen King
The Drowning Girl
Caitlín R. Kiernan
Flesh Eaters
Joe McKinney
A Dark Matter
Peter Straub
Audrey’s Door
Sarah Langan
Duma Key
Stephen King
The Missing
Sarah Langan
Lisey’s Story
Stephen King
Creepers
David Morrell
Dread in the Beast
Charlee Jacob
In the Night Room
Peter Straub
Lost Boy, Lost Girl
Peter Straub
The Night Class
Tom Piccirilli
American Gods
Neil Gaiman
The Traveling Vampire Show
Richard Laymon
Mr. X
Peter Straub
Bag of Bones
Stephen King
Children of the Dusk
Janet Berliner, George Guthridge
The Green Mile
Stephen King
Zombie
Joyce Carol Oates
Dead in the Water
Nancy Holder
The Throat
Peter Straub
Blood of the Lamb
Thomas F. Monteleone
Boy's Life
Robert R. McCammon
Mine
Robert R. McCammon
Carrion Comfort
Dan Simmons
The Silence of the Lambs
Thomas Harris
Misery
Stephen King
Swan Song
Robert R. McCammon
