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This World Fantasy Award is given to the fantasy short story voted best by a panel of judges, and presented each year at the World Fantasy Convention.

After Neil Gaiman & Charles Vess won the 1991 Short Fiction award in 1991—for the "A Midsummer Night's Dream" issue of The Sandman—comics were restricted to the Special Award: Professional category.[1][2]

Award winners and finalists

1989

WFC 1989 was held in held Seattle, Washington, and was chaired by Robert Doyle. Judges were Susan Allison, Ed Bryant, Lisa Goldstein, Peter Dennis Pautz and Jon White.

2004

WFC 2004 was held in Tempe, Arizona. Judges were John Clute, Sherwood Smith, Michael Stackpole, Alain Nevant, and Scott Wyatt.

2005

WFC 2005 was held in Madison, Wisconsin, and is chaired by Meg Turville-Heitz. Judges were Alis Rasmussen (Kate Elliott), Jeffrey Ford, Tim Lebbon, Patrick Nielsen Hayden and Jessica Amanda Salmonson.

  • Winner: "Singing My Sister Down", Margo Lanagan (Black Juice, Allen & Unwin Australia)
  • "The Wings of Meister Wilhelm", Theodora Goss (Polyphony 4, Wheatland Press)
  • "The Faery Handbag", Kelly Link (The Faery Reel: Tales from the Twilight Realm, Viking)
  • "Reports of Certain Events in London", China Miéville (McSweeney's Enchanted Chamber of Astonishing Stories, Vintage)
  • "Northwest Passage", Barbara Roden (Acquainted With The Night, Ash Tree Press)

2006

WFC 2006 was held in Austin, Texas. Judges were Steve Lockley, Barbara Roden, Victoria Strauss, Jeff VanderMeer, and Andrew Wheeler.

2007

WFC 2007 was held in Saratoga Springs, New York. Judges for the event were Gavin Grant, Ed Greenwood, Jeremy Lassen, Jeff Mariotte, and Carsten Polzin.

  • Winner: "Journey Into the Kingdom", M. Rickert (F&SF, May 2006)
  • "The Way He Does It", Jeffrey Ford (Electric Velocipede 10, Spring 2006)
  • "A Siege of Cranes", Benjamin Rosenbaum (Twenty Epics, All-Star Stories)
  • "Another Word for Map Is Faith", Christopher Rowe (F&SF, August 2006)
  • "Pol Pot's Beautiful Daughter (Fantasy)", Geoff Ryman (F&SF, October/November 2006)

2008

WFC 2008 was held in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

  • Winner: "Singing of Mount Abora", Theodora Goss (Logorrhea, Bantam Spectra)
  • "The Cambist and Lord Iron: A Fairy Tale of Economics", Daniel Abraham (Logorrhea, Bantam Spectra)
  • "The Evolution of Trickster Stories Among the Dogs of North Park After the Change", Kij Johnson (The Coyote Road: Trickster Tales, Viking)
  • "Damned if you Don't", Rob Shearman (Tiny Deaths, Comma Press)
  • "The Church on the Island", Simon Kurt Unsworth (At Ease with the Dead, Ash-Tree Press)

2009

WFC 2009 will be held in San Jose, California.

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