The Suspense was Killing Otto Penzler

The winners of this year’s Agatha Awards were announced today:

Best Novel – Jacqueline Winspear, BIRDS OF A FEATHER
Best First Novel – 
Harley Jane Kozak, DATING DEAD MEN
Best Short Story – Elaine Viets, "The
Wedding Knife" (from CHESAPEAKE  CRIMES)
Best Nonfiction – Jack French,
PRIVATE EYELASHES
Best  Children’s/Young Adult – Blue Balliette, CHASING
VERMEER

Congratulations to all the winners, but most of all my friends Harley, Elaine and Jacqueline!

6 thoughts on “The Suspense was Killing Otto Penzler”

  1. Just out of curiosity, are any of the winners “cozies?”
    That Penzler character would get on well with the President of Harvard, methinks.

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  2. All the winners are cozies. The Agatha awards are for cozy mysteries.
    I was thrilled to see DATING DEAD MEN won as well. I just read it and loved it.

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  3. I absolutely loved Chasing Vermeer!!! It was ssssoooo suspenseful. There were so many Red Herrings I could not believe it!!! I am so happy that Chasing Vermeer won an award!!! It is truly a FANTASTIC book!!!

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