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Edgar Allan Poe Awards えどがー・あらん・ぽーしょう

Edition 0 (2023, held 3 times in year)

Mystery / Detective FictionNovelShort StoryFirst NovelPaperback or e-book OriginalYoung AdultJuvenileNonfiction (Fact Crime etc.)Critical / BiographicalTelevision ScriptFilm ScriptPlayAuthor Achievement Award (Grand Master etc.)Industry / Contribution Award (Raven, Ellery Queen etc.)

Winners

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Mark Harrison Winner

A man bound by debt and violence is sent by a gangster to track down a woman. By the time the chase narrows, he realizes the job and his own survival may be incompatible.

A missing-person job turns into a threat to the tracker’s own position.

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Tamara Berry Winner

Bestselling thriller writer Tess Harrow heads to her grandfather’s cabin with her teenage daughter, hoping for a fresh start after divorce. Instead, an explosion and a grisly discovery pull her into a murder investigation in a small town already buzzing with Bigfoot rumors.

A quiet cabin getaway is overturned by an explosion and the first clues in a murder case.

333 pages
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His long career, including the Bosch series, earned him the Grand Master honor. The award recognizes him as one of the defining voices in contemporary crime fiction.

A long career built around major series work leads to one of the genre’s highest honors.

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Joanne Fluke Winner

Her long career, especially the Hannah Swensen series, was honored with the Grand Master award. The recognition reflects her place as a widely read and influential series mystery author.

The award recognizes a career spent building a long-running, approachable series that many readers have come to trust.

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The Strand Magazine was honored for its long role in publishing crime fiction and short mystery writing. The award recognizes the magazine itself as a vital part of the genre’s ecosystem.

The magazine is celebrated as a publishing venue that helps stories reach readers.

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