World Fantasy Award Best Novel Public

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Books that have won the Best Novel category for the World Fantasy Award.

  1. The forgotten beasts of Eld by 

    Raised on Eld mountain with only her father's magical menagerie for company, a young wizard is drawn irrevocably into the …

    Phil in SF says:

    1975 winner

  2. Phil in SF says:

    1976 winner. Editions published in 1980 and afterward are titled Somewhere In Time, after the movie made from the novel came out.

  3. Doctor Rat by 

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    There has never been a character ( there has never been a rat) like Doctor Rat, Ph.D. Mad survivor of …

    Phil in SF says:

    1977 winner

  4. Our Lady of Darkness by 

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    Sometime during a three-year drunk in San Francisco, Franz Westen, a pulp author, bought two strange books. One was Megapolismancy

    Phil in SF says:

    1978 winner

  5. Watchtower by  (Chronicles of Tornor, #1)

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    Tornor Keep stands on the northernmost border of the land, one of a number of keeps built to defend the …

    Phil in SF says:

    1980 winner

  6. The shadow of the torturer by  (The book of the new Sun -- v. 1)

    The Shadow of the Torturer is the first volume in the four-volume series, The Book of the New Sun. It …

    Phil in SF says:

    1981 winner

  7. Little, Big by 

    It's enchanting — and enchanted.

    It's strange ... funny ... mysterious ... magical ... sensual ... brave ... triumphant …

    Phil in SF says:

    1982 winner

  8. The dragon waiting by 

    The year is 1478 the dawn of the Renaissance. The Wars of the Roses have put Edward IV on the …

    Phil in SF says:

    1984 winner

  9. Bridge of birds by 

    A fictional work of a China that never was. Chinoiserie.

    Phil in SF says:

    1985 co-winner

  10. Song of Kali by 

    Using her stunning looks and hypnotically beautiful voice, Marcy Hanson achieved success beyond what she had imagined. But Dirk's charm …

    Phil in SF says:

    1986 winner

  11. Perfume by 

    The year is 1738; the place, Paris. A baby is born under a fish-monger's bloody table in a marketplace, and …

    Phil in SF says:

    1987 winner

  12. Replay by 

    Jeff Winston, forty-three, didn't know he was a replayer until he died and woke up twenty-five years younger in his …

    Phil in SF says:

    1988 winner

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