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Mystery Awards 2001 Agatha Awards
Malice Domestic announced the nominees for the 2001 Agatha Award on March 1.
The Agatha Awards, named for Agatha Christie, are presented annually during the Malice Domestic Convention in celebration of the traditional mystery. Malice Domestic XIII takes place May 4-6, 2001, in Arlington, Virginia. Malice attendees who registered for the convention by January 6, 2001, voted for the nominees. The winners will be selected by all convention attendees and presented at the Agatha Awards Banquet on May 5.
Malice Domestic XIII Agatha Nominees:
Best Novel
| He Shall Thunder in the Sky |
by Elizabeth Peters |
| The Floating Girl |
by Sujata Massey |
| Guns and Roses |
by Taffy Cannon |
| Killer Wedding |
by Jerrilyn Farmer |
| Storm Track |
by Margaret Maron |
Best First Novel
| Death Dances to a Reggae Beat |
by Kate Grille |
| Death on a Silver Tray |
by Rosemary Stevens |
| Death of an Amiable Child |
by Irene Marcuse |
| Murder of a Small Town Honey |
by Denise Swanson |
| Three Dirty Women and the Garden of Death |
by Julie Wray Herman |
Best Non-Fiction
| The American Regional Mystery |
Marvin Lachman, Editor |
| The Complete Christie |
by Matthew Bunson |
| 100 Favorite Mysteries of the Century |
Jim Huang, Editor |
| They Wrote the Book |
Helen Windrath, Editor |
| Women of Mystery |
Martha Dubose, Editor |
Best Short Story
| "Amish Butter" |
by Jacqueline Fiedler in Unholy Orders |
| "The Man in the Civil Suit" |
by Jan Burke in Malice Domestic 9 |
| "Miss Parker and the Cutter-Sanborn Tables" |
by Gay Toltl Kinman in A Deadly Dozen |
| "Nothing to Lose" |
by Robert Barnard in Malice Domestic 9 |
| "The Seal of the Confessional" |
by Rhys Bowen in Unholy Orders |
| "Widow's Peak" |
by Rochelle Krich in Unholy Orders |
2000 Agatha Awards
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