"The Queen of Secrets" is a short story by Lisa D. Gray collected in New Haven Noir, an anthology of crime fiction set in New Haven, Connecticut. Set around Bradley Street, it draws on the shadows and tensions of a city away from its polished public image, and it received the Robert L. Fish Memorial Award.

A short story in which a secret tucked into a corner of the city brings New Haven's darker outline into view.

The 2018 Edgar Grand Master Award honored Jane Langton for her long contribution to mystery writing. The award recognized a body of work rather than a single book, including the Homer Kelly mysteries and her writing for younger readers.

An honorary award for a sustained writing career rather than a single title.

The 2018 Edgar Grand Master Award honored William Link for a long career centered on television mystery and crime drama. It recognized his body of work as a writer and co-creator, including the Columbo legacy, rather than a single book.

A career honor for a writer who helped shape television mystery storytelling.

The 2018 Edgar Grand Master Award honored Peter Lovesey's long career in mystery fiction. It recognized his overall achievement, including historical mysteries and the Peter Diamond novels, rather than a single title.

An honorary award for a writer whose craft helped sustain British mystery fiction.