Nominees
| SPEAK |
by Laurie Halse Anderson (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) |
| THAT KIND OF MONEY |
by Vicki Cameron (Indigo Books) |
| THE GHOST IN THE TOKAIDO INN |
by Dorothy & Thomas Hoobler (Delacorte Press) |
| MONSTER |
by Walter Dean Myers (Harper Collins) |
Best Television Episode
LAW & ORDER: "REFUGE, Part 2"
by Rene Balcer (NBC)
Nominees
| LAW & ORDER: "HATE" |
by Rene Balcer (NBC) |
| LAW & ORDER: "MERGER, Part 2" |
by Lynn Mamet (NBC) |
| LAW & ORDER: "EMPIRE" |
by Teleplay by Robert Palm, Story by Rene Balcer & Robert Palm (NBC) |
| LAW & ORDER: "KILLERZ" |
by Richard Sweren (NBC) |
Best Television Feature / Mini-series
A SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER
by Steven Schachter & William H. Macy
(based on a novel by Donald Westlake (TNT))
Nominees
| Dalziel & Pascoe: BONES AND SILENCE |
by Alan Plater (based on a novel by Reginald Hill (A&E)
|
| BIG BRASS RING |
by George Hickenlooper & F. X. Feeney (Showtime) |
| MURDER IN A SMALL TOWN |
by Gilbert Pearlman & Gene Wilder (A&E) |
| IN THE COMPANY OF SPIES |
by Roger Towne (Showtime) |
Best Movie
LOCK, STOCK AND TWO SMOKING BARRELS
screenplay by Guy Ritchie (Polygram)
Nominees
| COOKIE'S FORTUNE |
screenplay by Anne Rapp (ORT) |
| RUN, LOLA, RUN |
screenplay by Tom Tykwer (Sony Picture Classics) |
| THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY |
screenplay by Anthony Minghella (Miramax) |
| TITUS |
screenplay by Julie Taymor & William Shakespeare (Fox) |
Best Play
THE ART OF MURDER
by Joe Di Pietro. Produced by Jonathan Pollard,
The American Stage Company's Becton Theatre, March 3, 1999
Nominees
| EVERYBODY'S RUBY |
by Thulani Davis. Produced by George C. Wolfe, The Joseph Papp Public Theatre, March 8, 1999 |
Grand Master
Mary Higgins Clark
Ellery Queen Award
to honor writing teams and outstanding people
in the mystery publishing industry
Susanne Kirk
Robert L. Fish Memorial Award
for the best first short story by an American author
"Cro-Magnon, P.I." by Mike Reiss
(Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine July/August)
Raven
for outstanding achievement in the mystery field outside
the realm of
creative writing
The Mercantile Library
Director- Harold Augenbraum