Nocte Award
Spanish literary award
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The Nocte Award is a Spanish literary award presented by the now-defunct Nocte (Spanish Horror Writers Association)[1] to those books worthy of mention published in Spain in the previous year, and also for initiatives and careers associated with horror literature.[2]
Nocte
Nocte was a horror literary organization.[3]
2011 Nocte Awards
- Best Spanish short story: “El hombre revenido” by Emilio Bueso (Aquelarre; Salto de Página).
- Best Spanish novel: Y pese a todo by Juande Garduño (Dolmen).[4]
- Best foreign novel: El circo de la familia Pilo by Will Elliott (La Factoría).
- Honourable mention: Pablo Mazo, Antonio Rómar and Salto de Página for Aquelarre project.
2010 Nocte Awards
- Best Spanish short story: “El laberinto de la araña” by José Miguel Vilar-Bou (Cuentos inhumanos; Saco de huesos).
- Best Spanish novel: Fin by David Monteagudo (Editorial Acantilado).
- Best foreign short story: “La foto de la clase de este año” by Dan Simmons (Zombies; Minotauro).
- Best foreign novel: Una oración por los que mueren by Stewart O'Nan (La Factoría).
2009 Nocte Awards
- Best Spanish short story: “Lluvia sangrienta” by Roberto Malo. (La luz del diablo; Mira editores).
- Best foreign short story: “El mejor cuento de terror” by Joe Hill (Fantasmas; Suma).
- Best Spanish novel: Rojo alma, negro sombra by Ismael Martínez Biurrun (451 editores).
- Best foreign novel: Déjame entrar by John Ajvide Lindqvist (Espasa-Calpe).[5]
- Honourable mention: Francisco Torres Oliver, for his translation career.