List of awards and nominations received by Stephen King

Stephen King is an American author of contemporary horror, supernatural fiction, suspense, science fiction, crime fiction, and fantasy. His books have sold more than 350 million copies, many of which have been adapted into feature films, miniseries, television shows, and comic books. King has published 61 novels, including seven under the pen name Richard Bachman, and five non-fiction books. He has written approximately 200 short stories, most of which have been compiled in book collections.

Stephen King awards and nominations

Former President Barack Obama awards King the National Medal of Arts in 2015
Awards and nominations Award Wins Nominations American Library Association 5 4 Anthony Award 0 1 Audie Award 6 14 Balrog Award 1 10 BBC 3 0 Black Quill Award 1 4 Bram Stoker Award 13 33 British Fantasy Award 7 13 Canadian Booksellers Award 1 0 Colorado Blue Spruce Young Adult Book Award 2 3 Deutscher Phantastik Preis 4 6 Dragon Award 1 1 Edgar Award 3 2 Eisner Award 1 0 Entertainment Weekly 1 0 Fall for the Book Festival 1 0 Fangoria 1 0 Fantafestival 1 0 Fantasporto 0 1 Gandalf Award 0 2 Golden Raspberry Award 0 1 Goodreads Choice Award 7 4 Hugo Award 1 2 International Association of Crime Writers 1 0 International Horror Guild Award 3 11 International Thriller Writers Award 1 2 Italia Award 1 1 Japan Booksellers’ Award 1 0 Locus Award 5 53 Los Angeles Public Library 1 0 Los Angeles Times Book Review 1 0 Modern Library 100 Best Novels 2 0 Mystery Writers of America 1 0 Mystery Writers of Japan 1 0 National Book Foundation 1 0 National Endowment of the Arts 1 0 National Magazine Award 2 1 Nebula Award 0 1 New York Public Library 2 0 New York Times Book Review 1 0 O. Henry Award 1 0 Online Film & Television Association 1 0 Primetime Emmy Award 0 2 Prix Ozone Award 1 0 Quill Award 1 2 Shirley Jackson Award 2 2 Spokane Public Library 1 0 Takarajimasha 6 0 University of Maine 1 0 University of Southern California 1 2 US Magazine 1 0 World Fantasy Award 4 16 World Horror Convention 1 0
Totals[a]
Wins	109
Nominations	294
Note Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They acknowledge several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

King has received multiple awards and nominations for his work, including multiple Bram Stoker Awards, World Fantasy Awards, and British Fantasy Society Awards, as well as the National Medal of Arts, Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters, and the O. Henry Award. He has also received awards for his contribution to literature for his entire oeuvre, such as the World Fantasy Award for Life Achievement (2004), the Canadian Booksellers Association Lifetime Achievement Award (2007), and the Grand Master Award from the Mystery Writers of America (2007).

Awards and nominations

Career and lifetime achievement awards

Year	Award	Category	Result	Ref.
1980	Balrog Award	Professional Achievement	Nominated	[1]
1981	University of Maine	Alumni Career Award	Won	[2]
1981	World Fantasy Award	Convention Award	Won	[1]
1981	Balrog Award	Professional Achievement	Nominated	[1]
1981	British Fantasy Award	Special Award	Won	[1]
1982	Balrog Award	Professional Achievement	Nominated	[1]
1986	Spokane Public Library	Golden Pen Award	Won	[2]
1992	World Horror Convention	Grand Master Award	Won	[1]
1994	Fangoria	Fangoria Hall of Fame	Inducted	[citation needed]
2002	Bram Stoker Award	Lifetime Achievement Award	Won	[1]
2003	International Horror Guild Award	Living Legend Award	Won	[3]
2003	National Book Foundation	Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters	Won	[4]
2004	World Fantasy Award	Life Achievement	Won	[1]
2007	Canadian Booksellers Association	Lifetime Achievement Award	Won	[5]
2007	Edgar Award	Grand Master Award	Won	[6]
2010	Los Angeles Public Library	Literary Award	Won	[7]
2011	Fall for the Book Festival	Mason Award	Won	[8]
2014	National Endowment of the Arts	National Medal of Arts	Awarded	[9]
2020	Audie Award	Lifetime Achievement	Won	[10]

Works

Award	Year	Category	Recipient(s)	Result	Ref.
American Library Association	1978	Best Books for Young Adults	'Salem's Lot	Won	[11]
			Night Shift	Nominated	[12]
	1979		The Long Walk	Won	[citation needed]
	1981		Firestarter	Won	[11]
	2000		The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon	Nominated	[13]
		100 Best Books for Teens - 1966–2000	The Long Walk	Selected	[14]
	2009	Alex Award	Just After Sunset	Won	[15]
	2010		Under the Dome	Nominated	[16]
	2014		Joyland	Nominated	[17]
Anthony Award	2014	Best Paperback Original	Joyland	Nominated	[18]
Audie Award	1997	Best Unabridged Fiction Audiobook	The Green Mile (narrated by Frank Muller)	Won	[19]
	1999	Best Audiobook Package Design	Bag of Bones	Nominated	[20]
	2001	Best Unabridged Non-Fiction Audiobook	On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft	Nominated	[21]
	2002	Best Unabridged Fiction Audiobook	The Talisman (co-written with Peter Straub; narrated by Frank Muller)	Won	[22]
	2006	Best Solo Narration — Male	The Shining (narrated by Campbell Scott)	Nominated	[23]
	2009	Best Fiction Audiobook	Duma Key (narrated by John Slattery)	Won	[24]
	2010	Best Short Stories / Collection Audiobook	Just After Sunset (narrated by Stephen King, Jill Eikenberry, Holter Graham, George Guidall, Ron McLarty, Denis O'Hare, Ben Shenkman, Mare Winningham)	Nominated	[25]
	2014	Best Fiction Audiobook	Doctor Sleep (narrated by Will Patton)	Won	[26]
		Best Solo Narration — Male		Nominated
	2015	Best Fiction Audiobook	Mr. Mercedes (narrated by Will Patton)	Nominated	[27]
		Best Solo Narration — Male		Nominated
	2016	Best Male Narrator	Finders Keepers (narrated by Will Patton)	Nominated	[28]
		Best Original Work	Drunken Fireworks (narrated by Tim Sample)	Nominated
	2017	Best Fiction Audiobook	End of Watch (narrated by Will Patton)	Nominated	[29]
		Best Male Narrator		Nominated
	2019	Best Thriller / Suspense Audiobook	The Outsider (narrated by Will Patton)	Nominated	[30]
		Best Male Narrator	Pet Sematary (narrated by Michael C. Hall)	Nominated
	2020	Best Thriller / Suspense Audiobook	The Institute (narrated by Santino Fontana)	Won	[31]
	2021	Best Thriller / Suspense Audiobook	If It Bleeds (narrated by Will Patton, Danny Burstein, and Steven Weber)	Nominated	[32]
BBC	2003	The Big Read	The Stand	53rd	[33]
			It	144th
			The Green Mile	146th
Balrog Award	1979	Best Collection / Anthology	Night Shift	Nominated	[1]
		Best Novel	The Stand	Nominated
	1980		The Dead Zone	Nominated
			The Stand	Nominated
		Best Collection / Anthology	Night Shift	Won
	1981	Best Novel	Firestarter	Nominated
	1982	Best Novel	Cujo	Nominated
	1983	Best Artist	Stephen King	Nominated
Black Quill Award	2007	Best Dark Scribble	"The Gingerbread Girl"	Nominated	[34]
	2008	Best Dark Genre Novel	Duma Key	Won	[35]
		Best Dark Genre Book Trailer	Duma Key (produced by Scribner)	Nominated	[36]
	2010	Dark Genre Novel of the Year	Under the Dome	Nominated	[37]
		Best Dark Genre Book Trailer	Under the Dome (produced by Scribner)	Nominated
Bram Stoker Award	1987	Best Novel	Misery	Won	[1]
	1988	Best Novelette	"The Night Flier"	Nominated
	1990	Best Fiction Collection	Four Past Midnight	Won
		Best Novelette	"The Langoliers"	Nominated
	1991	Best Novel	Needful Things	Nominated
			The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands	Nominated
	1993	Best Fiction Collection	Nightmares & Dreamscapes	Nominated
	1994	Best Novel	Insomnia	Nominated
	1995	Best Novelette	"Lunch at the Gotham Cafe"	Won
	1996	Best Novel	The Green Mile	Won
	1997	Best Long Fiction	"Everything's Eventual"	Nominated
	1998	Best Novel	Bag of Bones	Won
		Best Short Fiction	"Autopsy Room Four"	Nominated
	1999	Best Novel	"Low Men in Yellow Coats"	Nominated
		Best Fiction Collection	Hearts in Atlantis	Nominated
	2000	Best Long Fiction	"Riding the Bullet"	Nominated
		Best Non-Fiction	On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft	Won
	2001	Best Novel	Black House (co-written with Peter Straub)	Nominated
	2002	Best Novel	From a Buick 8	Nominated
		Best Fiction Collection	Everything's Eventual	Nominated
	2003	Best Novel	The Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla	Nominated
		Best Short Fiction	"Harvey's Dream"	Nominated
	2004	Best Novel	The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower	Nominated
		Best Long Fiction	"Lisey and the Mad Man"	Nominated
	2005		"The Things They Left Behind"	Nominated
	2006	Best Novel	Lisey's Story	Won
	2009		Duma Key	Won
		Best Fiction Collection	Just After Sunset	Won
	2011		Full Dark, No Stars	Won
	2012	Best Short Fiction	"Herman Wouk is Still Alive"	Won
	2014	Best Novel	Doctor Sleep	Won
	2018	Best Novel	Sleeping Beauties (co-written with Owen King)	Nominated
British Fantasy Award	1981	August Derleth Award for Best Horror Novel	Firestarter	Nominated	[1]
		Best Short Fiction	"Crouch End"	Nominated
	1982	August Derleth Award for Best Horror Novel	Cujo	Won
		Best Short Fiction	"The Monkey"	Nominated
	1983		"Apt Pupil"	Nominated
			"The Breathing Method"	Won
	1987	August Derleth Award for Best Horror Novel	It	Won
	1991	Best Collection	Four Past Midnight	Nominated
	1999	August Derleth Award for Best Horror Novel	Bag of Bones	Won
	2000	Best Collection	Hearts in Atlantis	Nominated
	2003		Everything's Eventual	Nominated
	2005	August Derleth Award for Best Horror Novel	The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower	Won
	2009	Best Collection	Just After Sunset	Nominated
		Best Short Fiction	"N."	Nominated
	2010	August Derleth Award for Best Horror Novel	Under the Dome	Nominated
	2011	Best Collection	Full Dark, No Stars	Won
		Best Novella	"1922"	Nominated
	2012	August Derleth Award for Best Horror Novel	11/22/63	Nominated
	2020		The Institute	Nominated
Colorado Blue Spruce Young Adult Book Award	1989	Best Novel	The Eyes of the Dragon	Won	[38]
	1991	Best Collection	Pet Sematary	Won
	1994	Best Novel	It	Nominated
	2001	Best Novel	The Green Mile	Nominated
	2011	Best Novella	Under the Dome	Nominated
Deutscher Phantastik Preis	2000	Best International Novel	Hearts in Atlantis	Won	[1]
	2001		The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon	Nominated
	2002		Dreamcatcher	Nominated
	2003	Best International Novel	Black House (co-written with Peter Straub)	Won
		International Author of the Year	Stephen King	Nominated
	2004		Stephen King	Won
		Best International Novel	The Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla	Nominated
	2005		The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower	Won
	2007		Lisey's Story	Nominated
	2014		Doctor Sleep	Nominated
Dragon Award	2018	Best Horror Novel	Sleeping Beauties	Won
Edgar Award	2014	Best Paperback Original	Joyland	Nominated	[39]
	2015	Best Novel	Mr. Mercedes	Won	[40]
	2016	Best Short Story	"Obits"	Won	[41]
	2017		"The Music Room"	Nominated	[42]
Eisner Award	2011	Best New Series	American Vampire (with creators Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque)	Won	[43]
Entertainment Weekly	2008	100 Best Reads from 1983 to 2008	On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft	21st	[44]
Fantafestival	1992	Best Screenplay	Sleepwalkers	Won	[45]
Fantasporto	1988	Grande Prémio Fantasporto	Maximum Overdrive	Nominated	[citation needed]
Gandalf Award	1978	Book-Length Fantasy	The Shining	Nominated	[46]
	1979		The Stand	Nominated
Golden Raspberry Award	1986	Worst Director	Maximum Overdrive (directed by Stephen King)	Nominated	[47]
Goodreads Choice Award	2009	Mystery and Thriller	Under the Dome	Nominated	[48]
	2011	Science Fiction	11/22/63	Won	[49]
	2012	Fantasy	The Dark Tower: The Wind Through the Keyhole	Won	[50]
	2013	Horror	Doctor Sleep	Won	[51]
		Mystery and Thriller	Joyland	Nominated	[52]
	2014		Mr. Mercedes	Won	[53]
	2015		Finders Keepers	Nominated	[54]
	2016		End of Watch	Won	[55]
	2017	Horror	Sleeping Beauties (co-written with Owen King)	Won	[56]
	2018	Mystery and Thriller	The Outsider	Won	[57]
		Horror	Elevation	Won
	2019		The Institute	Won	[58]
	2020		If It Bleeds	Nominated	[59]
	2022		Gwendy's Final Task (co-written with Richard Chizmar)	Nominated	[60]
	2023		Holly (novel)	Won	[61]
Hugo Award	1977	Best Dramatic Presentation	Carrie (directed by Brian De Palma; screenplay by Lawrence D. Cohen)	Nominated	[62]
	1982	Best Non-Fiction Book	Danse Macabre	Won	[63]
	2016	Best Novelette	"Obits"	Nominated	[64]
International Association of Crime Writers	2014	Hammett Prize	Mr. Mercedes	Won	[65]
International Horror Guild Award	1999	Best Television Program	Storm of the Century	Won	[66]
	2000	Best Long Story	"Riding the Bullet"	Nominated
		Best Nonfiction	On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft	Won
	2001	Best Novel	Black House (co-written with Peter Straub)	Nominated
	2002	Best Novel	From a Buick 8	Nominated
		Best Collection	Everything's Eventual	Nominated
		Best Television Program	Rose Red (directed by Craig R. Baxley)	Nominated
	2003	Best Novel	The Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla	Nominated
	2004	Best Television Program	Kingdom Hospital	Nominated
	2006	Best Novel	Lisey's Story	Nominated
International Thriller Writers Award	2012	Best Hardcover Novel	11/22/63	Won	[67]
	2014		Doctor Sleep	Nominated
Italia Award	1999	Best International Novel	The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass	Nominated	[1]
Japan Booksellers' Award	2014	Best Translated Novel	11/22/63 (translated by Rō Shiraishi)	Nominated	[68]
Locus Award	1978	Best Fantasy Novel	The Shining	Nominated	[1]
	1979	Best Novel	The Stand	Nominated
		Best Collection	Night Shift	Nominated
		Best Novelette	"The Gunslinger"	Nominated
	1980	Best Fantasy Novel	The Dead Zone	Nominated
		Best Short Story	"The Crate"	Nominated
	1981	Best Science Fiction Novel	Firestarter	Nominated
		Best Fantasy Novel	"The Mist"	Nominated
		Best Novelette	"The Way Station"	Nominated
	1982	Best Fantasy Novel	Cujo	Nominated
		Best Non-Fiction Book	Danse Macabre	Won
	1983	Best Collection	Different Seasons	Nominated
		Best Novella	"The Breathing Method"	Nominated
		Best Novelette	"The Raft"	Nominated
		Best Short Story	"It Grows on You"	Nominated
	1984	Best Fantasy Novel	Christine	Nominated
			Pet Sematary	Nominated
	1985		The Talisman (co-written with Peter Straub)	Nominated
		Best Novella	"The Ballad of the Flexible Bullet"	Nominated
	1986	Best Collection	Skeleton Crew	Won
	1987	Best Fantasy Novel	It	Nominated
	1988		The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three	Nominated
		Best Science Fiction Novel	The Tommyknockers	Nominated
	1990	Best Horror Novel	The Dark Half	Nominated
	1991	Best Collection	Four Past Midnight	Nominated
		Best Horror/Dark Fantasy Novel	The Stand: Complete and Uncut Edition	Nominated
	1992		Needful Things	Nominated
			The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands	Nominated
	1993		Dolores Claiborne	Nominated
	1994	Best Collection	Nightmares & Dreamscapes	Nominated
		Best Novella	"The Ten O'Clock People"	Nominated
	1995	Best Dark Fantasy/Horror Novel	Insomnia	Nominated
	1996		Rose Madder	Nominated
		Best Novelette	"Lunch at the Gotham Café"	Nominated
	1997	Best Horror/Dark Fantasy Novel	Desperation	Won
			The Green Mile	Nominated
	1998	Best Fantasy Novel	The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass	Nominated
		Best Art Book	The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass (illustrated by Dave McKean)	Nominated
		Best Novella	"Everything's Eventual"	Nominated
	1999	Best Dark Fantasy/Horror Novel	Bag of Bones	Won
	2000	Best Collection	Hearts in Atlantis	Nominated
	2001	Best Non-Fiction	On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft	Won
	2002	Best Fantasy Novel	Black House (co-written with Peter Straub)	Nominated
	2003	Best Collection	Everything's Eventual	Nominated
	2004	Best Fantasy Novel	The Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla	Nominated
	2005		The Dark Tower VI: Song of Susannah	Nominated
	2007		Lisey's Story	Nominated
	2008	Best Short Story	"Graduation Afternoon"	Nominated
	2010	Best Nonfiction/Art Book	The Dark Tower: The Little Sisters of Eluria (adapted by Robin Furth; script by Peter David; illustrated by Richard Isanove, Luke Ross, and Michael Whelan)	Nominated
		Best Science Fiction Novel	Under the Dome	Nominated
	2012		11/22/63	Nominated
		Best Novelette	"The Little Green God of Agony"	Nominated
	2014	Best Fantasy Novel	Doctor Sleep	Nominated
			Joyland	Nominated
	2015		Revival	Nominated
	2019	Best Horror Novel	The Outsider	Nominated
	2020		The Institute	Nominated
	2021	Best Collection	If It Bleeds	Nominated
Los Angeles Times Book Prize	2011	Mystery / Thriller	11/22/63	Won	[69]
Modern Library 100 Best Novels	1998	Reader's List	The Stand	29th	[citation needed]
			It	84th
Mystery Writers of Japan	2012	Tozai Mystery Best 100	Misery	61st	[70]
National Magazine Award	2004	Fiction	"Rest Stop"	Won	[71]
	2007		"Willa"	Nominated	[72]
	2013		"Batman and Robin Have an Altercation"	Won	[73]
Nebula Award	1980	Best Novelette	"The Way Station"	Nominated	[1]
New York Public Library	1982	Books for the Teen Age	Firestarter	Won	[2]
	1995	Books of the Century	Carrie	Selected	[74]
New York Times Book Review	2011	10 Best Books of 2011	11/22/63	Selected	[75]
O. Henry Award	1996	Best American Short Story	"The Man in the Black Suit"	Won	[76]
Online Film & Television Association	1997	Best Writing of a Motion Picture or Miniseries	The Shining	Won	[77]
Primetime Emmy Award	1994	Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series	The Stand	Nominated	[78]
	1997		The Shining	Nominated	[79]
Prix Ozone Award	1997	Best Foreign Novel - Horror	Desperation	Won	[1]
Quill Award	2005	Sports	Faithful (co-written with Stewart O'Nan)	Won	[80]
		Science Fiction / Fantasy / Horror	The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower	Nominated	[1]
	2006		Cell	Nominated
Shirley Jackson Award	2008	Best Novella	"N."	Nominated	[1]
		Best Collection	Just After Sunset	Nominated
	2009	Best Novelette	"Morality"	Won
	2015	Single-Author Collection	The Bazaar of Bad Dreams	Won
Takarajimasha	1991	Kono Mystery ga Sugoi!	Misery	4th	[81]
	1993		It	4th	[82]
	1998		The Green Mile	3rd	[83]
	2002		The Stand	8th	[84]
	2014		11/22/63	1st	[85]
	2017		Mr. Mercedes	3rd	[86]
US Magazine	1982	Best Fiction Writer of the Year	Stephen King	Won	[2]
University of Southern California	1991	USC Scripter Award	Misery (shared with screenwriter William Goldman)	Nominated	[87]
	1994		The Shawshank Redemption (shared with screenwriter Frank Darabont)	Won
	1999		The Green Mile (shared with screenwriter Frank Darabont)	Nominated
World Fantasy Award	1976	Best Novel	'Salem's Lot	Nominated	[1]
	1979		The Stand	Nominated
		Best Collection	Night Shift	Nominated
	1981	Best Novel	"The Mist"	Nominated
	1982	Best Short Story	"Do the Dead Sing?"	Won
	1983	Best Collection	Different Seasons	Nominated
		Best Novella	"The Breathing Method"	Nominated
	1984	Best Novel	Pet Sematary	Nominated
	1985	Best Novel	The Talisman (co-written with Peter Straub)	Nominated
		Best Novella	"The Ballad of the Flexible Bullet"	Nominated
	1986	Best Collection	Skeleton Crew	Nominated
	1987	Best Novel	It	Nominated
		Best Short Story	"The End of the Whole Mess"	Nominated
	1988	Best Novel	Misery	Nominated
	1995	Best Short Story	"The Man in the Black Suit"	Won
	2000	Best Collection	Hearts in Atlantis	Nominated
	2007	Best Novel	Lisey's Story	Nominated
	2012		11/22/63	Nominated

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External links

• Partial list of awards and nominations on Stephen King's website
• Official site of the Bram Stoker Awards
• Official site of the World Fantasy Awards
• Comprehensive listing of all Locus Award winners and nominees
• Official site of the Edgar Awards
• Stephen King Awards at The Science Fiction Awards Database