David J. Schow presents Robert Bloch with the first Grand Master Award (1991).
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Each year, the registered members of the current World Horror Convention (both Attending and Supporting) get to vote on the Grand Master Award, to be presented to an individual who has made a significant contribution to the horror genre.
The recipient must be living at the time of voting and have had a career in horror—either in literature, art, film, theatre, or any mix of these. Only one person can receive the Grand Master Award each year and each individual can win only once. The winner of the 2007 award will be invited to attend the convention.
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PAST GRAND MASTER AWARD RECIPIENTS:
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- Robert Bloch (1991)
- Stephen King (1992)
- Richard Matheson (1993)
- Anne Rice (1994)
- Clive Barker (1995)
- Dean R. Koontz (1996)
- Peter Straub (1997)
- Brian Lumley (1998)
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- Ramsey Campbell (1999)
- Harlan Ellison (2000)
- Ray Bradbury (2001)
- Charles L. Grant (2002)
- Chelsea Quinn Yarbro (2003)
- Jack Williamson (2004)
- F. Paul Wilson (2005)
- Ray Garton (2006)
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Brian Lumley introduces Richard Matheson (1992).
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Ballots sent by post should be postmarked no later than December 31, 2006 and sent to the administrator:
Mike Willmoth
PO Box 8068
Scottsdale, AZ 85252
USA
Your name will be checked against the list of registered members. If you are not a registered member of World Horror Convention 2007 at the time you vote, then your ballot will be considered invalid.
