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Cherie Priest: Awards and Best-of Lists

Cherie Priest has won 1 award, the Locus Awards (2010) for Boneshaker, with 4 shortlist or finalist places, 3 longlist or nominee places, and 3 year-end list picks in our archive.

Also credited with Tara O'Connor

Every recognition

Year is the award or list year, not the publication year.
YearBookSourceResultTranslator
2020The TollLocus Awards source (opens in a new tab)Finalist · Horror Novel
2019The Agony HouseLocus Awards source (opens in a new tab)Finalist · Young Adult Book
2019The TollGoodreads Choice Awards source (opens in a new tab)Nominee · Horror
2017The Family PlotLocus Awards source (opens in a new tab)Finalist · Horror Novel
2017BrimstoneNPR Books We Love source (opens in a new tab)Selection · Books We Love
2015Maplecroft: The Borden DispatchesPhilip K. Dick Award source (opens in a new tab)Nominee · Paperback Original
2015I Am Princess XNew York Public Library Best Books source (opens in a new tab)Selection · Best Books for Teens
2010BoneshakerLocus Awards source (opens in a new tab)Winner · SF Novel
2010BoneshakerHugo Award (book categories) source (opens in a new tab)Finalist · Novel
2010BoneshakerNebula Award (Novel, Novella and Andre Norton) source (opens in a new tab)Nominee · Novel
2009BoneshakerPublishers Weekly Best Books source (opens in a new tab)Selection · SF/Fantasy/Horror

Books

  1. Boneshaker4 sources · 2009 to 2010
  2. The Toll2 sources · 2019 to 2020
  3. Brimstone1 source · 2017
  4. I Am Princess X1 source · 2015
  5. Maplecroft: The Borden Dispatches1 source · 2015
  6. The Agony House1 source · 2019
  7. The Family Plot1 source · 2017