Here are all of the winners and also-rans.
Best Novel--New Voice: Pike, by Benjamin Whitmer (PM Press)
Also nominated: A Thousand Cuts, by Simon Lelic (Viking); Citrus County, by John Brandon (McSweeney’s); The Cold Kiss, by John Rector (Forge); Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter, by Tom Franklin (Morrow); The Four Stages of Cruelty, by Keith Hollihan (Thomas Dunne); Katja from the Punk Band, by Simon Logan (ChiZine Publications); Late Rain, by Lynn Kostoff (Tyrus Books); The Singer’s Gun, by Emily St. John Mandel (Unbridled Books); and Wake Up Dead, by Roger Smith (Henry Holt)
Best Novel--Rising Star: Do They Know I’m Running?, by David Corbett (Mortalis)
Also nominated: Dodging Bullets, by Joe McKinney (Gutter Books); Give + Take, by Stona Fitch (Thomas Dunne); Internecine, by David J. Schow (Thomas Dunne); Johnny Porno, by Charlie Stella (Stark House Press); and Killer, by Dave Zeltserman (Serpent’s Tail)
Best Novel--Legend: I’d Know You Anywhere, by Laura Lippman (Morrow)
Also nominated: Cemetery Road, by Gar Anthony Haywood (Severn House); Expiration Date, by Duane Swierczynski (Minotaur); Moonlight Mile, by Dennis Lehane (Little, Brown); Savages, by Don Winslow (Simon & Schuster); and Sleepless, by Charlie Huston (Ballantine)
Best Short-Story Collection: Bad Juju, by Jonathan Woods (New Pulp Press)
Also nominated: 8 Pounds, by Chris Holm (Poisonville Press); 21 Tales, by Dave Zeltserman (New Pulp Press); Amos Walker: The Complete Story Collection, by Loren D. Estleman (Tyrus Books); Noir 13, by Ed Gorman (Perfect Crime); Scar Tissue: Seven Tales of Love and Wounds, by Marcus Sakey (Smashwords); Shot to Death, by Stephen D. Rogers (Mainly Murder Press); and The Junkie Tales, by J.A. Kazimer (Obscure Publishing)
Best Anthology: Requiems for the Departed, edited by Gerard Brennan and Mike Stone (Morrigan)
Also nominated: Beat to a Pulp: Round One, edited by David Cranmer and Elaine Ash (Beat to a Pulp); Best American Noir of the Century, edited by Otto Penzler and James Ellroy (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt); Blood, Guts & Whiskey, edited by Todd Robinson (Kensington); Damn Near Dead 2: Live Noir or Die Trying, edited by Bill Crider (Busted Flush Press); First Thrills, edited by Lee Child (Forge); Terminal Damage, edited by Steve Weddle (Needle Publishing); and You’re Dead and I Killed You, edited by Pablo D’Stair (Brown Paper Publishing)
Best Crime Comic/Graphic Novel: Sweets, by Kody Chamberlain (Image Comics)
Also nominated: Dark Rain, by Mat Johnson and Simon Gane (Vertigo Comics); The Executor, by Jon Evans and Andrea Mutti (Vertigo Crime); Greek Street, by Peter Milligan and David Gianfelice (Vertigo Comics); Last Days of American Crime, by Rick Remender and Greg Tocchini (Radical Publishing); Parker: The Outfit, by Darwyn Cooke (IDW); Pug, by Derek McCulloch and Greg Espinoza (Image Comics); Sam & Twitch: The Writer, by Luca Blengino and Luca Erbetta (Image Comics); Scalped, by Jason Aaron and R.M. Guéra (Vertigo Comics); and Tumor, by Joshua Hale Fialkov and Noel Tuazon (Archaia Studios Press)
Best Cover: Bad Juju, by Jonathan Woods (New Pulp Press)--cover art by Kenney Mencher
Also nominated: Click here to see all 10 cover choices.
Best Short Story on the Web: “Times Past,” by Matthew C. Funk (All Due Respect)
Also nominated: “Hold You,” by Steve Weddle (A Twist of Noir); “Pillow Talk,” by Jodi MacArthur (Beat to a Pulp); “The Girl with a Clock for a Heart,” by Peter Swanson (Mysterical-E); “Secretario,” by Catherynne M. Valente (Weird Tales); “Ghostman on Third,” by Chad Eagleton (The Drowning Machine); “Carpaccio,” by Lily Childs (Thrillers, Killers ’N’ Chillers); “How to Jail,” by Dennis Tafoya (Crime Factory); “Home Invasion,” by Jen Conley (ThugLit); and “Beat on the Brat,” by Nigel Bird (The Drowning Machine)
David Thompson Community Leader Award: Mulholland Books Web site
Also nominated: Crimefactory; Do Some Damage; Jen’s Book Thoughts; Musings of an All Purpose Monkey; and Needle magazine
Best Mystery/Crime Fiction Press, Publisher or Imprint: Tyrus Books
Also nominated: Switchblade, Tor/Forge, Serpent’s Tail, and Soho Press
1 comment:
Not a bad set of winners, though like you not the set I voted for, except one. For the cover, I really thought EXPIRATION DATE was superior to all the others! The winner there is a real surprise.
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