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Lambda Literary Award For Speculative Fiction

Lambda Literary Awards (also known as the "Lammys") are awarded yearly by the United States–based Lambda Literary Foundation to published works that celebrate or explore LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) themes. The awards are presented annually for books published in the previous year. The Lambda Literary Foundation states that its mission is "to celebrate LGBT literature and provide resources for writers, readers, booksellers, publishers, and librarians—the whole literary community."

Since their inception in 1989, awards have been given in various categories in fiction and non-fiction. The title for this category has changed several times, most recently to "LGBTQ+ Speculative Fiction".

Eligibility guidelines

To be eligible for the award, a book must meet the following requirements:

The book must have been published for the first time in the United States between January 1 and December 31 of the previous calendar year.
The book must be published in English; translations are accepted.
The book must be available for purchase in a bound or collected format. Self-published books are eligible, provided they exist in a single published file; books published exclusively on social or subscription-based sites (including blogs, personal newsletters, Wattpad, and Patreon) are not eligible.

This category includes science fiction, fantasy, horror and related genres; submissions can be in the form of novels, novellas, or short story collections.

As with other Lambda Literary Awards, the books nominated for the Lambda Literary Award for Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror are selected based on several factors, including LGBTQ+ content, quality of writing and artistic merit.

Winners and nominees

In the following table, the years correspond to the year of the book's release. The ceremonies are always held the following year. Entries with a yellow background have won the relevant award, while those with a white background are the nominees. Categories are abbreviated; the official category titles are presented in the key.

Key

Official Category Title	Abbreviation	Award Year(s)
Gay Men's Mystery/Science Fiction	Gay M/SF	1989
Lesbian Mystery/Science Fiction	Lesb. M/SF	1989
Gay Men's Science Fiction/Fantasy	Gay SF/F	1991–1993
Lesbian Science Fiction/Fantasy	Lesb. SF/F	1990–1993
Science Fiction/Fantasy	SF/F	1994–2000
Horror/Science Fiction/Fantasy	SF/F/H	2001
Science Fiction/Fantasy/Horror	SF/F/H	2002–2006
LGBT Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror	LGBT SF/F/H	2007–2021
LGBTQ Speculative Fiction		2022–present

Recipients

Multi-time winners of the award include Melissa Scott (4), Nicola Griffith (3), Jim Grimsley (2), and Stephen Pagel (2). Nicola Griffith holds the record for most nominations (6), and Perry Brass has the most nominations without winning (4).

Lambda Literary Award for Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror winners and finalists
Year	Category	Author	Title	Publisher	Result
1989	Gay M/SF	Michael Nava	Goldenboy	Alyson	Winner
		Donald Ward	Death Takes the Stage	St. Martin's Press	Finalist
		Joseph Hansen	Obedience	Mysterious Press
		Michael Bishop	Unicorn Mountain	William Morrow and Co.
		George Baxt	Who Next	International Polygonics
	Lesb. M/SF	Antoinette Azolakov	Skiptrace	Banned Books	Winner
		Dolores Klaich	Heavy Gilt	Naiad Press	Finalist
		Claire McNab	Lessons in Murder	Naiad Press
		Judy Grahn	Mundane World	Crossing Press
		Sandy Bayer	The Crystal Curtain	Alyson
1990	Gay SF/F	Jeffrey N. McMahan	Somewhere in the Night	Alyson	Winner
		Geoff Mains	Gentle Warriors	Knights Press	Finalist
		William K. Eakins	Key West 2720 AD	Knights Press
		Mercedes Lackey	Magic's Pawn	DAW Books
		Thom Nickels	Walking Water / After All This	Banned Books
	Lesb. SF/F	Jessica Amanda Salmonson (ed.)	What Did Miss Darrington See?	Feminist Press	Winner
		Nancy Tyler Glenn	Clicking Stones	Naiad Press	Finalist
		Lauren Wright Douglas	In the Blood	Naiad Press
		Susanna J. Sturgis (ed.)	Memories and Visions	Crossing Press
		Lee Lynch	Sue Slate: Private Eye	Naiad Press
1991	Gay SF/F	Mercedes Lackey	Magic's Price	DAW Books	Winner
		Toby Johnson	Secret Matter	Lavender	Winner
		Marsh Cassady	Alternate Casts	Banned Books	Finalist
		Storm Constantine	Enchantments of Flesh and Spirit	Tor Books
		Scott Edelman	The Gift	Space and Time
	Lesb. SF/F	Gael Baudino	Gossamer Axe	Roc	Winner
		Patrick Califia	Doc and Fluff	Alyson	Finalist
		Melissa Scott	Mighty Good Road	Baen Books
		Lynda Lyons	Priorities	Naiad Press
		Karen Marie Christa Minns	Virago	Naiad Press
1992	Gay SF/F	Frank M. Robinson	The Dark Beyond the Stars	Tor Books	Winner
		Eric Garber (ed.)	Embracing the Dark	Alyson	Finalist
		Perry Brass	Mirage	Belhue
		Jay B. Laws	Steam	Alyson
		Jeffrey N. McMahan	Vampires Anonymous	Alyson
	Lesb. SF/F	Jewelle Gomez	The Gilda Stories	Firebrand Books	Winner
		B.L. Holmes	Mega	Mother Courage	Finalist
		Chris Anne Wolfe	Shadows of Aggar	New Victoria
		Camarin Grae	Stranded	Naiad Press
		Judith Alguire	Zeta Base	Naiad Press
1993	Gay SF/F	Maureen F. McHugh	China Mountain Zhang	Tor Books	Winner
		Thomas T. Thomas	Cry Gender	Baen Books	Finalist
		Poppy Z. Brite	Lost Souls	Abyss / Delacorte
		Lewis Gannett	The Living One	Random House
		Anne Rice	The Tale of the Body Thief	Knopf
	Lesb. SF/F	Nicola Griffith	Ammonite	Del Rey Books	Winner
		Melissa Scott	Dreamships	Tor Books	Finalist
		Jean Stewart	Return to Isis	Rising Tide
		Judith Katz	Running Fiercely Toward a High Thin Sound	Firebrand Books
		Severna Park	Speaking Dreams	Firebrand Books
1994	SF/F	Starhawk	The Fifth Sacred Thing	Bantam Books	Winner
		Melissa Scott	Burning Bright	Tor Books	Finalist
		Poppy Brite	Drawing Blood	Delacorte Books
		Sybil Claiborne	In the Garden of Dead Cars	Cleis Press
		Jay B. Laws	The Unfinished	Alyson Books
1995	SF/F	Melissa Scott	Trouble and Her Friends	Tor Books	Winner
		Nancy Springer	Metal Angel	Roc	Finalist
		Mercedes Lackey	Storm Warning	DAW Books
		Suzy McKee Charnas	The Furies	Tor Books
		Jean Stewart	Warriors of Isis	DAW Books
1996	SF/F	Melissa Scott	Shadow Man	Tor Books	Winner
		Nicola Griffith	Slow River	Del Rey Books	Finalist
		Samuel R. Delany	Atlantis: Three Tales	Wesleyan
		Pam Keesey	Dark Angels	Cleis Press
		Felice Picano	Dryland End	Richard Kasak
1997	SF/F	Clive Barker	Sacrament	HarperCollins	Winner
		Rachel Pollack	Godmother Night	St. Martin's Press	Finalist
		Michael Rowe and Thomas S. Roche (eds.)	Sons of Darkness	Cleis Press
		Eric Garber and Jewelle Gomez (eds.)	Swords of the Rainbow	Alyson
		Pam Keesey (eds.)	Women Who Run With Werewolves	Cleis Press
1998	SF/F	Nicola Griffith and Stephen Pagel (eds.)	Bending the Landscape: Fantasy	White Wolf	Winner
		William J. Mann	Grave Passions: Tales of the Gay Supernatural	Masquerade	Finalist
		Harry M. Benshoff (ed.)	Monsters in the Closet	Manchester University Press
		Lawrence Schimel (ed.)	The Drag Queen of Elfland	Circlet Press
		Perry Brass	The Harvest	Belhue
1999	SF/F	Nicola Griffith and Stephen Pagel (eds.)	Bending the Landscape: Science Fiction	Overlook Press	Winner
		Ulysses G. Dietz	Desmond	Alyson	Finalist
		Elizabeth Brownrigg	Falling to Earth	Firebrand Books
		Clive Barker	Galilee	HarperCollins
		Lawrence Schimel (ed.)	Things Invisible to See	Ultra Violet
2000	SF/F	Richard Bowes	Minions of the Moon	Tor Books	Winner
		Victoria Brownworth and Judith Redding (eds.)	Night Shade: Gothic Tales by Women	Seal Press	Finalist
		Severna Park	The Annunciate	Avon
		Keith Hartman	The Gumshoe, the Witch, and the Virtual Corpse	Meisha Merlin
		Delia Sherman	Through a Brazen Mirror	Circlet Press / Ace
2001	SF/F/H	Jim Grimsley	Kirith Kirin	Meisha Merlin	Winner
		Perry Brass	Angel Lust	Belhue	Finalist
		David Gerrold	Jumping off the Planet	Tor Books
		Anne Rice	Merrick	Knopf
		Michael Rowe (ed.)	Queer Fear	Arsenal Pulp Press
2002	SF/F/H	Melissa Scott and Lisa A. Barnett	Point of Dreams	Tor Books	Winner
		Nicola Griffith and Stephen Pagel (eds.)	Bending the Landscape: Horror	Overlook Press	Finalist
		David Thomas Lord	Bound in Blood	Kensington
		Keith Hartman	Gumshoe Gorilla	Meisha Merlin
		Michael Schiefelbein	Vampire Vow	Alyson
2003	SF/F/H	Michael Rowe (ed.)	Queer Fear II	Arsenal Pulp	Winner
		Katherine V. Forrest	Daughters of an Amber Noon	Overlook Press	Finalist
		Karin Kallmaker (as Laura Adams)	Seeds of Fire	Bella Books
		Randy Boyd	The Devil Inside	West Beach
		Cecilia Tan (ed.)	Wired Hard 3	Circlet Press
2004	SF/F/H	Helen Sandler (ed.)	Necrologue	Diva	Winner
		David M. Pierce	Elf Child	Southern Tier	Finalist
		Diana Rivers	The Red Line of Yarmald	Bella Books
		Perry Brass	The Substance of God	Belhue
		Michael Schiefelbein	Vampire Thrall	Alyson
2005	SF/F/H	Jim Grimsley	The Ordinary	Tor Books	Winner
		Michael Jensen	Firelands	Alyson	Finalist
		Greg Herren (ed.)	Shadows of the Night: Queer Tales of the Uncanny and Unusual	Southern Tier
		Jean Stewart	The Wizard of Isis	Bella Books
		Nicola Griffith	With Her Body	Aqueduct Press
2006	LGBT SF/F/H	Katherine V. Forrest	Daughters of an Emerald Dusk	Alyson	Winner
		Octavia Butler	Fledgling	Seven Stories Press	Finalist
		Jeanne Gӆellers	No Sister of Mine	Bella Books
		David B. Coe	Shapers of Darkness	Tor Books
		Jane Fletcher	Temple Landfall	Bold Strokes Books
2007	LGBT SF/F/H	Neal Drinnan	Izzy and Eve	Green Candy Press	Winner
		R.W. Day	A Strong and Sudden Thaw	Iris Print	Finalist
		Elizabeth Bear	Carnival	Bantam Spectra
		Douglas Clegg	Mordred, Bastard Son	Alyson
		Chris Moriarty	Spin Control	Bantam Spectra
2008	LGBT SF/F/H	Lee Thomas	The Dust of Wonderland	Alyson	Winner
		Elizabeth Bear and Sarah Monette	A Companion to Wolves	Tor Books	Finalist
		Jo Walton	Ha'penny	Tor Books
		Brian Francis Slattery	Spaceman Blues	Tor Books
		Ginn Hale	Wicked Gentlemen	Blind Eye Books
2009	LGBT SF/F/H	Nicole Kimberling	Turnskin	Blind Eye Books	Winner
		Craig Laurance Gidney	Sea, Swallow Me and Other Stories	Lethe Press	Finalist
		Astrid Amara	The Archer's Heart	Blind Eye Books
		Barth Anderson	The Magician and the Fool	Bantam / Del Ray
		Steve Berman	Wilde Stories 2008	Lethe Press
2010	LGBT SF/F/H	Catherynne M. Valente	Palimpsest	Bantam Books	Winner
		Rebecca Ore	Centuries Ago and Very Fast	Aqueduct Press	Finalist
		Amber Dawn	Fist of the Spider Woman	Arsenal Pulp Press
		Lee Thomas	In the Closet, Under the Bed	Dark Scribe Press
		Tom Cardamone	Pumpkin Teeth	Lethe Press
2011	LGBT SF/F/H	Sandra McDonald	Diana Comet and Other Improbable Stories	Lethe Press	Winner
		Tanith Lee	Disturbed by Her Song	Lethe Press	Finalist
		Nene Adams	Flowers of Edo	Black Car Publishing
		Steve Berman (ed.)	Wilde Stories 2010	Lethe Press
		Jane Fletcher	Wolfsbane Winter	Bold Strokes Books
2012	LGBT SF/F/H	Lee Thomas	The German	Lethe Press	Winner
		Geoff Ryman	Paradise Tales: and Other Stories	Small Beer Press	Finalist
		L.A. Witt	Static	Amber Allure / Amber Quill Press
		JoSelle Vanderhooft	Steam-powered: Lesbian Steampunk Stories	Torquere Press
		J. M. Frey	Triptych	Dragon Moon Press
2013	LGBT SF/F/H	Tom Cardamone	Green Thumb	Lethe Press	Winner
		Lee Mandelo	Beyond Binary: Genderqueer and Sexually Fluid Speculative Fiction	Lethe Press	Finalist
		H.B. Kurtzwilde	Chocolatiers of the High Winds: A Gay Steampunk Romance	Circlet Press
		Connie Wilkins and Steve Berman	Heiresses of Russ 2012: the Year’s Best Lesbian Speculative Fiction	Lethe Press
		Kelly Sinclair	In the Now	Blue Feather Books
		Greg Herren and J. M. Redmann	Night Shadows: Queer Horror	Bold Strokes Books
		Sean Eads	The Survivors	Lethe Press
2014	LGBT SF/F/H	Melissa Scott and Amy Griswold	Death by Silver		Winner
		Deborah Wheeler	Collaborators		Finalist
		Alex Jeffers	Deprivation; or, Benedetto furioso: an oneiromancy
		Isabella Carter	Dragon Slayer
		Richard Bowes	Dust Devil on a Quiet Street
		Marie Castle	Hell's Belle
		Roberta Degnore	Invisible Soft Return
		Nathan Burgoine	Light
		Lee Thomas	Like Light for Flies
		Mary Anne Mohanraj	The Stars Change
2015	LGBT SF/F/H	Chaz Brenchley	Bitter Waters		Winner
		Daryl Gregory	Afterparty		Finalist
		Lee Thomas	Butcher's Road
		A. M. Dellamonica	Child of a Hidden Sea
		Max Gladstone	Full Fathom Five
		Lea Daley	FutureDyke
		Craig Laurance Gidney	Skin Deep Magic
2016	LGBT SF/F/H	Kirsty Logan	The Gracekeepers		Winner
		Ally Blue	Down		Finalist
		J.A. Rock	Minotaur
		Kate Sherwood	Sacrati
		John Inman	The Boys on the Mountain
		Fletcher DeLancey	The Caphenon
		Robert Levy	The Glittering World
		Jude McLaughlin	Wonder City Stories
2017	LGBT SF/F/H	Indra Das	The Devourers		Winner
		Sassafras Lowrey	A Little Queermas Carol		Finalist
		Dayna Ingram	All Good Children
		David Lennon	Irish Black
		A. C. Wise	Kissing Booth Girl
		Michael Thomas Ford	Lily
		Ras Mashramani, Rasheedah Phillips, Alex Smith, and M. Eighteen Téllez	Style of Attack Report
		Andrea Hairston	Will Do Magic for Small Change
2018	LGBT SF/F/H	Annalee Newitz	Autonomous		Winner
		Lara Elena Donnelly	Amberlough		Finalist
		Maggie Shen King	An Excess Male
		Rivers Solomon	An Unkindness of Ghosts
		Kristen Ringman	I Stole You
		Owen Keehnen	Night Visitors
		Lindsey Drager	The Lost Daughter Collective
		Nicky Drayden	The Prey of Gods
2019	LGBT SF/F/H	Isaac R. Fellman	The Breath of the Sun	Aqueduct Press	Winner
		Sonya Taaffe	Forget the Sleepless Shores	Lethe Press	Finalist
		Aliette de Bodard	In the Vanishers’ Palace	JABberwocky
		Clay AD	Metabolize, If Able	Monster House Press
		Fletcher DeLancey	Resilience	Heartsome Publishing
		Margaret Killjoy	The Barrow Will Send What It May	Tor Books
		Neon Yang	The Descent of Monsters	Tor Books
		C. L. Polk	Witchmark	Tor Books
2020	LGBT SF/F/H	Rivers Solomon, Daveed Diggs, William Hutson, and Jonathan Snipes	The Deep	Saga Press / Gallery	Winner
		Craig Laurance Gidney	A Spectral Hue	Word Horde	Finalist
		Marlon James	Black Leopard, Red Wolf	Riverhead Books
		Jac Jemc	False Bingo	Dzanc Books
		Matthew Bright	Stories to Sing in the Dark	Lethe Press
		Samantha Shannon	The Priory of the Orange Tree	Bloomsbury Publishing
		Julie C. Day	The Rampant	Aqueduct Press
		Nina MacLaughlin	Wake, Siren	Farrar, Straus and Giroux
2021	LGBT SF/F/H	Julian K. Jarboe	Everyone on the Moon is Essential Personnel	Lethe Press	Winner
		Rebecca Roanhorse	Black Sun	Saga Press / Gallery	Finalist
		Zen Cho	The Order of the Pure Moon Reflected in Water	Tor Books
		Tlotlo Tsamaase	The Silence of the Wilting Skin	Pink Narcissus Press
		Aaron A. Reed	Subcutanean	Self-published
2022	LGBTQ Speculative Fiction	Cadwell Turnbull	No Gods, No Monsters	Blackstone Publishing	Winner
		Arkady Martine	A Desolation Called Peace	Tor Books	Finalist
		Honni van Rijswijk	Breeder	Blackstone Publishing
		Olivia Tapiero with Kit Schluter (trans.)	Phototaxis	Nightboat Books
		Neon Yang	The Tensorate Series	Tor Books
2023	LGBTQ Speculative Fiction	Lianyu Tan	The Wicked and the Willing	Shattered Scepter Press	Winner
		Sunyi Dean	The Book Eaters	Tor Books	Finalist
		Nghi Vo	Into the Riverlands	Tor.com
		Khan Wong	The Circus Infinite	Angry Robot
		Rob Hart	The Paradox Hotel	Ballantine Books
2024	LGBTQ Speculative Fiction	Marisa Crane	I Keep My Exoskeletons to Myself	Catapult	Winner
		Aubrey Wood	Bang Bang Bodhisattva	Solaris	Finalist
		Emma Mieko Candon	The Archive Undying	Tor.com
		Vajra Chandrasekera	The Saint of Bright Doors	Tor.com
		Chana Porter	The Thick and the Lean	Saga Press

Notes

Also jointly won Gay Men's Small Press Book Award.
Also nominated for Gay Men's Mystery.
Also jointly won Lesbian Fiction.
Also won Lesbian fiction.
Also nominated for Drama.
Also nominated for Gay Men's Mystery.
Also nominated for Gay Men's Anthology-Fiction.
Also nominated for Gay Men's Anthology-Fiction.
Also nominated for Gay Fiction.

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