Who won the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award (1971-1991) in 1991?

“Thomas the Rhymer” by Ellen Kushner won the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award (1971-1991) in 1991.

Who are the most recent Mythopoeic Fantasy Award (1971-1991) winners?

1991: “Thomas the Rhymer” by Ellen Kushner; 1990: “The Stress of Her Regard” by Tim Powers; 1989: “Unicorn Mountain” by Michael Bishop; 1988: “Seventh Son” by Orson Scott Card; 1987: “The Folk of the Air” by Peter S. Beagle.

Has anyone won the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award (1971-1991) more than once?

Yes - 2 authors have: Mary Stewart (1971, 1974); Joy Chant (1972, 1984).

Mythopoeic Fantasy Award (1971-1991)

The Mythopoeic Society

An annual award given by the Mythopoeic Society for outstanding fantasy fiction in the spirit of the Inklings (such as Tolkien, Lewis, and Williams). This was the award's single unified category before its 1992 split into the Adult Literature and Children's/Young Adult Literature categories.

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Thomas the Rhymer · Ellen Kushner

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1991

Thomas the Rhymer
Ellen Kushner
Won 1 more award · Nominated for 1 more award
Won
Only Begotten Daughter
James Morrow
Won 1 more award · Nominated for 2 more awards
Shortlisted
Tehanu: The Last Book of Earthsea
Ursula K. Le Guin
Won 2 more awards
Shortlisted
The Books of Great Alta
Jane Yolen
Shortlisted
Tigana
Guy Gavriel Kay
Nominated for 2 more awards
Shortlisted

1990

The Stress of Her Regard
Tim Powers
Nominated for 2 more awards
Won
Fool on the Hill
Matt Ruff
Shortlisted
Prentice Alvin
Orson Scott Card
Won 1 more award · Nominated for 2 more awards
Shortlisted
The Changeling Sea
Patricia A. McKillip
Nominated for 1 more award
Shortlisted
The City, Not Long After
Pat Murphy
Nominated for 2 more awards
Shortlisted

1989

Unicorn Mountain
Michael Bishop
Nominated for 1 more award
Won
Red Prophet
Orson Scott Card
Won 1 more award · Nominated for 2 more awards
Shortlisted
The Last Coin
James P. Blaylock
Nominated for 2 more awards
Shortlisted
The Nightingale
Kara Dalkey
Nominated for 1 more award
Shortlisted
The White Raven
Diana L. Paxson
Nominated for 1 more award
Shortlisted
Walkabout Woman
Michaela Roessner
Nominated for 1 more award
Shortlisted

1988

Seventh Son
Orson Scott Card
Won 1 more award · Nominated for 2 more awards
Won
Lincoln's Dreams
Connie Willis
Nominated for 1 more award
Shortlisted
The Falling Woman
Pat Murphy
Won 1 more award · Nominated for 2 more awards
Shortlisted
War for the Oaks
Emma Bull
Nominated for 1 more award
Shortlisted

1987

The Folk of the Air
Peter S. Beagle
Nominated for 1 more award
Won
Merlin's Booke
Jane Yolen
Shortlisted
Tales from the Flat Earth
Tanith Lee
Shortlisted
The Fionavar Tapestry
Guy Gavriel Kay
Shortlisted

1986

Bridge of Birds
Barry Hughart
Won 1 more award
Won
Always Coming Home
Ursula K. Le Guin
Nominated for 2 more awards
Shortlisted
Dark of the Moon
P. C. Hodgell
Nominated for 1 more award
Shortlisted
Dragonsbane
Barbara Hambly
Nominated for 2 more awards
Shortlisted
Fire and Hemlock
Diana Wynne Jones
Nominated for 1 more award
Shortlisted
The Wandering Unicorn
Manuel Mujica Lainez
Nominated for 1 more award
Shortlisted

1982

Little, Big
John Crowley
Won 1 more award · Nominated for 4 more awards
Won
Delusion's Master
Tanith Lee
Nominated for 2 more awards
Shortlisted
The Claw of the Conciliator
Gene Wolfe
Won 2 more awards · Nominated for 2 more awards
Shortlisted
The Many-Colored Land
Julian May
Won 1 more award · Nominated for 3 more awards
Shortlisted
The Sable Moon
Nancy Springer
Nominated for 1 more award
Shortlisted
The Woman Who Loved the Moon
Elizabeth A. Lynn
Shortlisted

1981

Unfinished Tales
J. R. R. Tolkien
Won
Lion of Ireland
Morgan Llywelyn
Shortlisted
The Beginning Place
Ursula K. Le Guin
Nominated for 1 more award
Shortlisted
The Grey Mane of Morning
Joy Chant
Nominated for 1 more award
Shortlisted
The Wounded Land
Stephen R. Donaldson
Nominated for 2 more awards
Shortlisted

1975

A Midsummer Tempest
Poul Anderson
Nominated for 2 more awards
Won
How Are the Mighty Fallen
Thomas Burnett Swann
Shortlisted
Merlin's Ring
H. Warner Munn
Nominated for 1 more award
Shortlisted
Prince of Annwn
Evangeline Walton
Shortlisted
The Forgotten Beasts of Eld
Patricia A. McKillip
Won 1 more award
Shortlisted
Watership Down
Richard Adams
Shortlisted

1974

The Hollow Hills
Mary Stewart
Won
Excalibur
Sanders Anne Laubenthal
Shortlisted
High Deryni
Katherine Kurtz
Shortlisted
Hrolf Kraki's Saga
Poul Anderson
Won 1 more award
Shortlisted
The Dark Is Rising
Susan Cooper
Shortlisted

1973

The Song of Rhiannon
Evangeline Walton
Won
Dancer from Atlantis
Poul Anderson
Shortlisted
Deryni Checkmate
Katherine Kurtz
Shortlisted
Green Phoenix
Thomas Burnett Swann
Shortlisted
The Farthest Shore
Ursula K. Le Guin
Shortlisted
The Guns of Avalon
Roger Zelazny
Shortlisted

1972

Red Moon and Black Mountain
Joy Chant
Won
Grendel
John Gardner
Shortlisted
The Children of Llyr
Evangeline Walton
Shortlisted
The Corum Trilogy
Michael Moorcock
Shortlisted
The Forest of Forever
Thomas Burnett Swann
Shortlisted
The Light Maze
Joan North
Shortlisted
The Tombs of Atuan
Ursula K. Le Guin
Shortlisted
The Tsaddik of the Seven Wonders
Isidore Haiblum
Shortlisted

1971

The Crystal Cave
Mary Stewart
Won
Deryni Rising
Katherine Kurtz
Shortlisted
Nine Princes in Amber
Roger Zelazny
Shortlisted
The Marvelous Misadventures of Sebastian
Lloyd Alexander
Shortlisted

Frequently asked questions

Who won the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award (1971-1991) in 1991?: “Thomas the Rhymer” by Ellen Kushner won the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award (1971-1991) in 1991.
Who are the most recent Mythopoeic Fantasy Award (1971-1991) winners?: 1991: “Thomas the Rhymer” by Ellen Kushner; 1990: “The Stress of Her Regard” by Tim Powers; 1989: “Unicorn Mountain” by Michael Bishop; 1988: “Seventh Son” by Orson Scott Card; 1987: “The Folk of the Air” by Peter S. Beagle.
Has anyone won the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award (1971-1991) more than once?: Yes - 2 authors have: Mary Stewart (1971, 1974); Joy Chant (1972, 1984).