"Being as rich as my father had made me allowed me to nourish a small talent for irony, irony being the vehicle by which the essentially second rate arrive at some kind of superiority."
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The Arthur Ellis Awards are given by the Crime Writers of Canada for the best crime and mystery writing by Canadian authors. Award categories include best novel, best debut novel, nonfiction and juvenile. The Arthur Ellis Awards are named after the working "nom de travail" of Canada's official hangman — which is a great way to name an award. The latest winner of the Arthur Ellis Award for best Crime Novel of the Year is featured below along with a complete list of all past winners of the award. We also provide a link to our index of all book awards featured on Happy Dead Trees.
The Latest Winner of the Arthur Ellis Award for Best Crime Novel 2008 - Trumpets Sound No More by Jon Redfern [2009 award will be made early 2009]
All past Winners of the Arthur Ellis Award for Best Crime Novel 1984 - The Night the Gods Smiled by Eric Wright
1985 - Murder Sees the Light by Howard Engel
1986 - Death In the Old Country by Eric Wright
1987 - Buried on a Sunday by Edward O. Phillips
1988 - Swann by Carol Shields
1989 - Jack by Chris Scott
1990 - Hot Shots by Laurence Gough
1991 - A Chill Rain In January by L. R. Wright
1992 - Past Reason Hated by Peter Robinson
1993 - Lizardskin by Carsten Stroud
1994 - Gypsy Sins by John Lawrence Reynolds
1995 - A Colder Kind of Death by Gail Bowen
1996 - Mother Love by L. R. Wright
1997 - Innocent Graves by Peter Robinson
1998 - Trial of Passion by William Deverell
1999 - Old Wounds by Nora Kelly
2000 - The Feast of Stephen by Rosemary Aubert
2001 - Cold Is the Grave by Peter Robinson
2002 - In the Midnight Hour by Michelle Spring
2003 - Blood of Others by Rick Mofina
2004 - The Delicate Storm by Giles Blunt
2005 - Fifth Son by Barbara Fradkin
2006 - April Fool by William Deverell
2007 - Honour Among Men: An Inspector Green Mystery by Barbara Fradkin
2008 - Trumpets Sound No More by Jon Redfern
2009 - Award will be announced early 2009
The Official Website of the Arthur Ellis Awards
(Visit our Book Awards Index for a complete list of the dozens of book awards listed on Happy Dead Trees.)
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"Being as rich as my father had made me allowed me to nourish a small talent for irony, irony being the vehicle by which the essentially second rate arrive at some kind of superiority."
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