The winners of the 2011 Arthur Ellis Awards were announced on Thursday evening by the Crime Writers of Canada for excellence in works in the crime/mystery/thriller genre published for the first time in the previous year by permanent residents of Canada, or by Canadian citizens living abroad.
◊ Best Crime Novel: Bury Your Dead by Louise Penny (Little, Brown)
◊ Best First Crime Novel: The Debba by Avner Mandleman (Random House)
◊ Best Crime Novel in French: Dans le quartier des agités by Jacques Côté (Éditions Alire)
◊ Best Crime Non-Fiction: On the Farm by Stevie Cameron (Alfred A. Knopf)
◊ Best Juvenile/Young Adult Crime Book: Lost For Words (The Worst Thing She Ever Did) by Alice Kuipers (HarperCollins)
◊ Best Crime Short Story: "So Much in Common" by Mary Jane Maffini (Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine)
◊ Best First Unpublished Crime Novel: Better Off Dead by John Jeneroux
(Hat tip to The Rap Sheet.)
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