This
announcement came out late yesterday afternoon. Unfortunately, though I do read
a lot, I have not read any of these. So, I don’t have any insights to share ……
PRIVATE EYE WRITERS OF AMERICA ANNOUNCES
2012 NOMINEES FOR SHAMUS AWARDS
The Private Eye Writers of America (PWA) is proud to
announce the nominees for the 31st annual Shamus Awards, given annually to
recognize outstanding achievement in private eye fiction. The 20112 awards
cover works first published in 2011. The awards will be presented at the PWA
banquet, to be held Friday evening October 5, 2012 in Cleveland, Ohio, during
the Bouchercon World Mystery Convention. For banquet details, contact Robert J.
Randisi at rrandisi@aol.com.
2012 Shamus Awards Nominees
BEST PI SHORT STORY
"A Bullet From Yesterday" by Terence Faherty in
Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine (Jan.)
"Mr. Monk & The Sunday Paper" by Lee Goldberg
in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine (July)
"Who I Am" by Michael Z. Lewin in Ellery Queen
Mystery Magazine (Dec.)
"Vampire Slayer Murdered in Key West" by Michael
West in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine (Sept. / Oct.)
"Dancer in a Storm" by L. A. Wilson in Alfred
Hitchcock Mystery Magazine (Jan. / Feb.)
BEST HARDCOVER PI NOVEL
Bye Bye, Baby by Max Allan Collins / Tom Doherty
1222 by Anne Holt / Scribner
When the Thrill is Gone by Walter Mosley / Riverhead Books
A Bad Night's Sleep by Michael Wiley / Minotaur
The Highly Effective Detective Crosses the Line by Richard
Yancey / Minotaur
BEST FIRST PI NOVEL
The Plot Against Hip Hop by Nelson George / Akashic
Claire Dewitt and the City of the Dead by Sara Gran /
Houghton Mifflin
The Ocean Forest by Troy D. Nooe / Ingalls
The Shortcut Man by P.G. Sturges / Scribner
The Stranger You Seek by Amanda Kyle Williams / Bantam
BEST PAPERBACK ORIGINAL PI NOVEL
Quarry's Ex by Max Allan Collins / Hard Case Crime
Threat Warning by John Gilstrap / Kensington
Serial by John Lutz / Kensington
Long Pig by James L. Ross / Perfect Crime Books
Fun & Games by Duane Swiercyzinski / Mulholland
2 comments:
Like you, Kevin, I haven't read any of those titles. Oh, well.
Well, if you haven't, I feel better. :)))
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