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Crime Writers' Association - 2008
The Crime Writers' Association has promoted crime novels and thriller writers for over fifty years. And their annual
awards - the Daggers - are a great pointer to the best crime writing of the year. In 2008, the headline prize - the Duncan
Lawrie Dagger - went to Frances Fyfield for Blood
From Stone.
Last year the Duncan Lawrie Dagger went to Peter Temple for The Broken Shore
2008 Duncan Lawrie Dagger - Crime Novel of the Year
See full details: Blood from Stone »
by: Frances Fyfield
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Hardcover - 336 pages
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Shortlist - Duncan Lawrie Dagger 2008
Winner - 2008 Duncan Lawrie International Dagger
Duncan Lawrie International Dagger is awarded for the best translated crime novel of the year.
See full details: Lorraine Connection »
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Paperback - 208 pages
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2008 Duncan Lawrie International Dagger - shortlist
Winner - 2008 Ian Fleming Steel Dagger
See full details: Child 44 »
by: Tom Rob Smith
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Hardcover - 480 pages
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2008 Ian Fleming Steel Dagger - shortlist
Winner - 2008 John Creasey (New Blood) Dagger
See full details: The Bethlehem Murders: A Novel (Omar Yussef Mystery Series) »
by: Matt Rees
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Paperback - 272 pages
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2008 John Creasey (New Blood) Dagger - shortlist
Winner - 2008 Cartier Diamond Dagger
The Cartier Diamond Dagger is awarded in recognition of a lifetime of achievement in the genre of crime writing.
This year the Diamond Dagger was awarded to Sue Grafton
See full details: T Is for Trespass »
by: Sue Grafton
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Hardcover - 352 pages
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