Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Young Adult Literature
The Mythopoeic Society
An annual award presented by the Mythopoeic Society honoring outstanding fantasy literature for young readers (from beginning readers through young adults) that is in the spirit of the Inklings, such as J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis, celebrating imaginative, myth-infused storytelling.
Latest winner · 2026
- The Corruption of Hollis Brown · K. Ancrum
Next · expected June 2027
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2026
- Won
- Shortlisted
- On the Wings of La NocheShortlisted
Vanessa L. Torres
- Shortlisted
2025
- Won
- Shortlisted
- The Hedge Witch of FoxhallShortlisted
Anna Bright
- The Lost Souls of BenzaitenShortlisted
Kelly Murashige
- Where the Dark Stands StillShortlisted
A.B. Poranek
2024
- Won
- Lies We Sing to the SeaShortlisted
Sarah Underwood
- Lion’s LegacyShortlisted
L.C. Rosen
- Once There WasShortlisted
Kiyash Monsef
- The Goodnight AgencyShortlisted
Tyler Tork
Frequently asked questions
- Who won the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Young Adult Literature in 2026?
- “The Corruption of Hollis Brown” by K. Ancrum won the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Young Adult Literature in 2026.
- Who are the most recent Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Young Adult Literature winners?
- 2026: “The Corruption of Hollis Brown” by K. Ancrum; 2025: “The Isles of the Gods duology” by Amie Kaufman; 2024: “Unraveller” by Frances Hardinge.