Edgar Allan Poe Award®

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Rupert Holmes’ Edgar® awarded for Accomplice
Rupert Holmes’ Edgar® awarded for Accomplice

The Edgar Allan Poe Award® is awarded every April by the Mystery Writers of America (MWA). Membership is open to anyone, although “active membership” (and the possibility of serving on a judging panel) is reserved for published crime writers.

Eligible novels must be published in the U.S. in English and nominated by the publisher. Nominees for Best First Novel must be authored by a U.S. citizen. Each category has a panel of active MWA members (working writers) who engage in a series of top-ten rankings until a clear winner and top-five are produced.

Winners receive a bust of Edgar Allan Poe.

CategoryAnnalsHonor Rolls
Novel: 2009 all BooksAuthors
First Novel 2009 all BooksAuthors
Paperback Original 2009 all BooksAuthors
Critical/Biographical Work 2009 all BooksAuthors
Fact Crime 2009 all BooksAuthors
Young Adult 2009 all BooksAuthors
Juvenile 2009 all BooksAuthors
Motion Picture 2009 all FilmsDirectors

Notes

  • The Juvenile award was discontinued in 1990 and returned in 1991.

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Event Calendar
January 2010

16

Edgar nominees
April 2010

30

Edgar winners
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