Best Novel
You
Will Know Me by Megan Abbott [Little, Brown]
Where
It Hurts by Reed Farrel Coleman [G.P. Putnam’s Sons]
Red
Right Hand by Chris Holm [Mulholland]
Wilde
Lake by Laura Lippman [William Morrow]
A
Great Reckoning by Louise Penny [Minotaur]
Best First Novel
Dodgers
by Bill Beverly [Crown]
IQ
by Joe Ide [Mulholland]
Decanting
a Murder by Nadine Nettmann [Midnight Ink]
Design
for Dying by Renee Patrick [Forge]
The
Drifter by Nicholas Petrie [G.P. Putnam’s Sons]
Best Paperback Original
Shot
in Detroit by Patricia Abbott [Polis]
Leadfoot
by Eric Beetner [280 Steps]
Salem’s
Cipher by Jess Lourey [Midnight Ink]
Rain
Dogs by Adrian McKinty [Seventh Street]
How
to Kill Friends and Implicate People by Jay Stringer [Thomas & Mercer]
Heart
of Stone by James W. Ziskin [Seventh Street]
Best Short Story
“Oxford Girl” by Megan Abbott,
Mississippi Noir [Akashic]
“Autumn at the Automat” by Lawrence
Block, In Sunlight or in Shadow [Pegasus]
“Gary’s Got A Boner” by Johnny Shaw,
Waiting to Be Forgotten [Gutter]
“Parallel Play” by Art Taylor, Chesapeake
Crimes: Storm Warning [Wildside]
“Queen of the Dogs” by Holly West, 44
Caliber Funk: Tales of Crime, Soul and Payback [Moonstone]
Best Critical Nonfiction Work
Alfred
Hitchcock: A Brief Life by Peter Ackroyd [Nan A. Talese]
Letters
from a Serial Killer by Kristi Belcamino & Stephanie Kahalekulu
[CreateSpace]
Shirley
Jackson: A Rather Haunted Life by Ruth Franklin [Liveright]
Something
in the Blood: The Untold Story of Bram Stoker by David J. Skal [Liveright]
The
Wicked Boy: The Mystery of a Victorian Child Murderer by Kate Summerscale
[Bloomsbury/Penguin]
Best Children’s/YA Novel
Snowed
by Maria Alexander [Raw Dog Screaming]
The
Girl I Used to Be by April Henry [Henry Holt]
Tag,
You’re Dead by J.C. Lane [Poisoned Pen]
My
Sister Rosa by Justine Larbalestier [Soho Teen]
The
Fixes by Owen Matthews [HarperTeen]
Best
Anthology
Unloaded:
Crime Writers Writing Without Guns – Editor Eric Beetner, [Down & Out]
In
Sunlight or in Shadow - Editor Lawrence Block, [Pegasus]
Cannibals:
Stories from the Edge of the Pine Barrens - Editor Jen Conley [Down & Out]
Blood
on the Bayou: Bouchercon Anthology 2016 – Greg Herren, ed. [Down & Out]
Waiting
To Be Forgotten: Stories of Crime and Heartbreak, Inspired by the Replacements –
Editor Jay Stringer, [Gutter]
Best Novella (8,000-40,000 words)
Cleaning
Up Finn by Sarah M. Chen [All Due Respect Books]
No
Happy Endings by Angel Luis Colón [Down & Out]
Crosswise
by S.W. Lauden [Down & Out]
Beware
the Shill by John Shepphird [Down & Out]
The
Last Blue Glass by B.K. Stevens, Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine, April 2016
[Dell]
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The winner in each
category will be announced immediately following the Sunday Brunch on October
15 2017. The Anthony Award is named for the late Anthony Boucher (William
Anthony Parker White), well-known writer and critic from the New York Times,
who helped found the Mystery Writers of America.
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