Annal:2001 Bram Stoker Award for Poetry Collection

Consumed, Reduced to Beautiful Grey Ashes

Linda D. Addison

• 2001 Stoker–Poetry winner
• Score: 10.51

Consumed, Reduced to Beautiful Grey Ashes is poet Linda Addison’s second collection. It includes cover art by Colleen Crary, interior art by Marge Simon, and an introduction by Charlee Jacob.

White Space

Bruce Boston

• 2001 Stoker–Poetry nominee
• Score: 6.51

White Space brings together 38 previously uncollected poems, including ten originals, four Rhysling Award nominees, and the 2001 Rhysling Winner (Science Fiction Poetry Association) for the best short poem of the year, “My Wife Returns As She Would Have It,” reprinted from Asimov’s Science Fiction.

What the Cacodaemon Whispered

Chad Hensley

• 2001 Stoker–Poetry nominee
• Score: 6.51

What the Cacodaemon Whispered, one of the first in Flesh & Blood Press’s chapbook line, contains over a dozen dark and bizarre poems by established poet Chad Hensley. They are presented in a two-color, digest-sized chapbook with illustrations and cover work by HE Fassl.

Taunting the Minotaur

Charlee Jacob

• 2001 Stoker–Poetry nominee
• Score: 6.51

Collection of 17 poems, many of which appear here for the first time.