THE RY AWARDS, PART I – FANTASY

A new year has come, a new day has dawned, and that means it is time for the sacred tradition of reflecting on the past year with the most important question of all – what did I read? Was any of it good?

That’s right, it’s time for THE RY AWARDS, the least important of all literary awards, given to books read in the past year by Ry!

We begin, as always, with my favorite category.

BEST FANTASY NOVEL:
SAINT DEATH’S DAUGHTER by C. S. E. Cooney

BEST FANTASY SEQUEL:
THE SHADOW CABINET by Juno Dawson

BEST FANTASY GRAPHIC NOVEL:
NIMONA by ND Stevenson

BEST MIDDLE-GRADE FANTASY:
ISLAND OF WHISPERS by Frances Hardinge

BEST VAMPIRES:
THE GILDA STORIES by Jewelle Gomez

BEST FAIRIES:
THORNHEDGE by T. Kingfisher

BEST GHOSTS:
THE SPIRIT BARES ITS TEETH by Andrew Joseph White

BEST DEMONS:
WITCH KING by Martha Wells

BEST HUMOROUS FANTASY NOVEL:
KINGS OF THE WYLD by Nicholas Eames

BEST FANTASY SHORT STORIES:
WHITE CAT, BLACK DOG by Kelly Link

BEST WHAT-THE-HECK-WAS-THAT FANTASY NOVEL:
AMPHIBIAN by Christina Neuwirth

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